April 2026 News

April 30, 2026

• Big Bon Bodega Honored as One of Five Georgia Small Business ROCK STARS

• Current Edge Solutions Announces the Hire of Brian Gottfried

• Coastal Care Partners Amy Pierce Publishes Book on Aging Care

• Savannah Welcomes ACCG Convention, Hosting 1,200 Attendees Citywide

• Chatham County Seeks Input on Community Energy Plan

• Shop and Stamp Savannah Turns Downtown Shopping into Scavenger Hunt

• Podcast Episode Explores How to Secure Lifetime Income for an Adult Disabled Child

• Georgia Officials Warn Wildfires are Still a Threat as Firefighters Report Progress

• Terma Inc. Joins Georgia Aerospace & Defense Alliance

• GaDOE Launches Initiative to Create Innovative School Models in Local Districts

• Secretary Raffensperger Unveils New Voter Data Tool to Enhance Election Transparency

• Never Miss the Action: FOX One Brings Streaming Sports and More to Delta Sync

• 73% of Businesses Hit by Tariffs - Yet 76% Still Expect Growth, Fora Financial Survey Finds

• From Saving Today to Investing Tomorrow Most Consumers Want Financial Literacy Taught in Schools

• Mortgage Rate "Lock-In Effect" Eases

April 29, 2026

• Georgia Center of Innovation Signs On as Top Sponsor of Startup Savannah's GRIT Pitch! 2026

• Georgia Southern Selects Distinguished Speakers for Spring 2026 Commencement Ceremonies

• Foxy Loxy Cafe Brings European Soccer Culture to Savannah with Launch of Match Screenings

• Nine Line to Host Jeep Freedom Fest to Raise Funds for Veterans

• Savannah Technical College Students to Host Free Walk for Child Abuse Prevention and Autism Acceptance Months

• Brightside Advocacy Debuts Savannah’s Got Talent on May 1st

• First Day of Early Voting Sees Record Turnout

• Rain Showers a Welcome Sight in Drought-Struck Georgia

• Republicans for Georgia Governor Finally Face Each Other in Debate as Voters Head to Polls

• Preservationists Pressure Chemical Company for Pledge Against Mining Near Okefenokee