October 2026 News

October 22, 2026

• John Belcher, PLS Joins Thomas & Hutton as Survey Manager

• Chamber Members: Get Your Business Ready to Supply Film and TV Productions

• Hospice Savannah Awarded First PACE Program in Georgia

• VyStar Credit Union Expands Financial Services in Pooler with New Branch Opening

• Savannah Classical Academy Earns Top Rankings in 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best K-8 Schools

• Cabretta Capital Provides State Tax Credit Equity for 1700 Drayton in Savannah

• Blue Bird Invests $300 Million in Peach County

• Trump, Obama to Campaign in Georgia

• Congressman Drew Ferguson: The Numbers Don’t Lie - Georgians Can Vote with Confidence

• 2026 Georgia Farm Dog announced at Sunbelt Expo

• Trick-or-Treat Forecast. Will it Feel Like Fall in Georgia on Halloween?

• Peach State Health Plan Releases 2025 Community Impact Report

• With a Fed Decision a Week Away, Lenders Show How Borrowers Are Handling Higher Rates

• 6 in 10 Job Seekers Are Rethinking How They Write to Avoid Sounding Like AI, Even as Most Use It in Their Search

• Record Cruise Demand Expected in 2027

• Record Rent Highs in Three US Metro Areas as Rent Exceeds Budgets Everywhere

October 21, 2026

• Savannah State University Announces Intent to Offer Historic Doctor of Public Administration Program

• Visit Savannah Sails the Potomac for an Evening of Networking, Partnership & Savannah Hospitality

• 2026 True Blue 5K & Abbie’s Adventure Race - Nov. 7

• Projects Awarded in East-Central Georgia

• Hope Haven Dementia Caregiver Education Series to Feature Program on Doctors, Diagnosis and Hospital Care

• Why Chatham County’s Ex-Fire Fee Now Costs $30M in Repayment

• Georgia Surpasses One Million Early Votes

• Coca-Cola is Getting a New Look with Slimmer Cans for Some Drinks

• Gas Prices Drop in Georgia