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January 15, 2026

• Coastal Area District Development Authority Celebrates 50 Years

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Wraps Up Annual Holiday Community Initiative

• ESU Receives $20,000 Grant from Georgia-Pacific

• Savannah Technical College Names Top 2026 Faculty and Student Leaders

• Rincon Mayor Confirms City Manager Termination

• Georgia Southern University to Host Martin Luther King Jr. Celebrations Across Multiple Campuses

• Lawmakers Renew Push for Online Sports Betting in Georgia

• Coca-Cola Company Announces Leadership Changes

• Advocates Push to Expand Medical Marijuana Access as Georgia Legislative Session Begins

• Democratic Hopefuls for Governor Stake Out Positions in First Big Forum

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and United Digestive Announce Multi-Year Agreement

• Deloitte Report: Human Skills Drive High-Performing Teams in the AI Era

• New Survey Finds 2026 Revenue Targets Are Outpacing Reality

• Explore the World: Tripadvisor's Top Destinations for 2026

January 14, 2026

• Savannah Airport Master Plan Renovation Projects Could Lead to Losing Some ‘Southern Charm’

• HunterMaclean Partner Randy Jordan Featured on Nationally Recognized Podcast

• Concert to Highlight Georgia Music Will Also Raise Money for Local Organizations

• City of Savannah Appoints Ashley Reynolds Marshall as Community Services Chief

• Savannah Ghost Pirates & City of Savannah Announce Public Skating Dates at Enmarket Arena

• SCCPSS Finance Department Awarded Prestigious Budget Recognition

• The 'Best Place To Live In The US' Is A Thriving Atlanta Suburb, Per A New Study

• Georgia Is a Payments Giant. A Blockbuster Deal in That World Is Complete.

• Georgia Legislators Run for Higher Office While Crafting New Laws

• Georgia CTAE Graduation Rate Rises to 98.45%

• CareSource Names New Georgia Market Leaders to Support Continued Growth

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