July 2026 News

July 13, 2026

• Nearby Businesses Excited for Brampton Road Connector Construction to End

• Bulloch County Receives $20M Grant for Water, Wastewater Infrastructure

• J.C. Lewis Ford Hinesville Host Wood Brothers No. 21 Motorcraft/Quick Lane Ford Mustang

• AJ Picken Achieves Registered Professional Engineer Status

• Savannah Voice Festival and Savannah Opera Presents: Mozart's "The Magic Flute"

• Massive $5 Billion Georgia Facility Delivers First EV Batteries to Hyundai Metaplant

• Delta Expects Higher Airfare to Last, Bringing 2026 Profit Goal in Reach, CEO Says

• ‘Georgia-Grown’ Explained: What Keeps Family Farms, Rural Towns Working

• Gas Tax Break Takes Another Bite Out of State Revenue

• Deceased Georgians Targeted by Voter Registration Mailers; SOS Orders Investigation

• Georgia Historical Society Hosts 2026 Vincent J. Dooley Distinguished Research Fellows

• Telehealth Is Permanent, but Clinicians Can't Measure If It Works: Survey Reveals

• Deloitte: Back-to-School Spending Holds Steady During Economic Uncertainty

• EY 2026 Biotech Beyond Borders Report

• Manheim Highlights Opportunity in Sub-$10,000 Inventory as Independent Dealers Face Tight Supply

July 10, 2026

• Chamber Members Invited to Share Input on Housing United Initiative

• Savannah-Chatham Board Member Denise Grabowski Elected to GSBA Board of Directors

• Claire Fetros Joins Thomas and Hutton as Transportation Field Representative

• Telfair Museums to Present Michelangelo's Women: Images of Female Power and Divinity from the Casa Buonarroti

• Applications Open July 15 for Coastal Heritage Society Teen Board

• CNN Names Savannah One of America’s Most Beautiful Places

• Kickoff Party to Launch Savannah Ambucs Bowlapalooza 2026

• She Helped ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Spider-Man’ Film in Georgia. Now She’s Retiring.

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Declares July “Georgia Grown Watermelon Month”

• New Georgia Audit Reveals Every Ballot Error Came from Hand-Marked Ballots