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January 20, 2026

• Atlanta Falcons Name Kevin Stefanski Head Coach

• Data Centers Promise Tax Gains for Georgia. But are they Delivering?

• Charlie Harper: More Trains Means More Trucks On Georgia’s Roads

• AARP Georgia Now Accepting Community Challenge Grant Applications

• ‘Stranger Things’ Doc Goes Behind the Scenes of the Hit Show Filmed in Georgia

• U.S. Tech Hiring Moderates as Employers Prioritize Quality Over Quantity

• IBM Study: AI Poised to Drive Smarter Business Growth Through 2030

• Retirees Say $824,000 Is Needed to Retire Comfortably, but Average Just $289,000 in Savings

January 16, 2026

• The Greenery, Inc. Names Darren Davis Savannah Branch Manager

• Dr. Aimée Bellmore Joins The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire as Executive Director

• Metro Savannah Adds Jobs in November Despite Uptick in Unemployment Rate

• Kaylee Ann Johnson Joins Historic Savannah Foundation as Director of Preservation and Historic Properties

• City of Savannah Gears Up for Annual MLK Day Parade Monday

• HunterMaclean Welcomes Attorney Will Hughes to Real Estate Practice

• Savannah Philharmonic Tchaikovsky's Fifth Concert to Move Venue from Lucas Theater to Johnny Mercer Theater Saturday, January 17th at 8:30 PM

• Gov. Kemp Delivers 2026 State of the State Address

• Verizon Outage in Georgia. What We Know After Cell Service Disruption

• What’s Filming Now in Georgia? ‘Chad Powers’ and Glen Powell Return

• Georgia Is Investing $50 Million to Curb Homelessness

• Free‑For‑All Election to Replace Greene in Congress Draws 22 Candidates

• Georgia Business Owner Warns of Google Review Extortion Scam

• Superintendent Woods: I Stand With Speaker Burns on School-Level Literacy Coaches

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Increases in 2025

• 86% of Millennials Likely to Seek a New Job Should the Job Market Turn Around

• New Research Reveals Virtual Credit Card Fees Are Quietly Eroding Healthcare Provider Margins

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