News

April 17, 2026

• Current Edge Solutions Announces the Hire of Jay Deering

• ‘Stories in Stone’ to Kickoff City’s New Educational Tour Series

• Joe Marinelli Joins Tourism Industry Leaders to Advocate for Travel on Capitol Hill

• Bar Scene Extras Wanted for Glen Powell, Judd Apatow Film Shooting in Savannah

• Live Oak Public Library Adds Development Director

• Walmart Deepens Commitment to Georgia, Fueling Long-Term Impact & Future Statewide Investments

• The Home Depot Acquires SIMPL Automation

• UGA to Host Inaugural Southeastern Specialty Crop Technology Conference

• Atlanta Fed Survey Assesses the Public's Priorities in Next Bank President

• JAMES Magazine Online: Pridemore in Race for Georgia’s 11th District Congressional Seat

• Field & Pairings Revealed for 2026 Southern Company Peach Bowl Challenge

• New Report: Uncertainty Causing Stagnant Small Business Growth

• America's Top 10 Real Estate News: Recent US Real Estate & Home News

• Malwarebytes Survey Finds 90% of People Don't Trust AI with Their Data

April 16, 2026

• Savannah African Art Museum Celebrates Ribbon Cutting and Opening of Two New Exhibitions

• Registration Closing Soon for Great Savannah Spring Community Cleanup 2026

• Georgia Southern Students Earn their Place in Regents Cup Debate Series

• 48th Annual Savannah Scottish Games Returns May 2nd, 2026

• MPC launches Plan 2020 - 2045 Public Comments on the Draft Updates to the Comprehensive Plan for Chatham County, Savannah, and Garden City

• The Tiny RFID Chip has Revolutionized How UPS Ships Packages

• ‘Praying for Rain’: Drought Conditions Leave Georgia Farmers Desperate

• Albany Georgia Grown Resource Center Launches

• Applebee’s is Quietly Closing Locations Across Georgia and Florida

• The Wawa Foundation Supports Special Olympics Georgia

• Flock Safety Introduces Audit Assistance

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