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January 14, 2026

• Georgia Senate Bans Local Gun Storage Laws With First Bill Passed in 2026

• AG Chris Carr Urges Federal Agencies to Restore State Authority Over Water Regulation

• U.S. Vehicle Brand Loyalty Climbs to Five-Year High in 2025

• Survey Finds 2 in 3 Americans Still Use Predictable Password Patterns in 2026

• Tech Hiring Remains Stuck, Latest Employment Data Finds

• Realtor.com Names the Best Markets for First-Time Homebuyers in 2026

January 13, 2026

• Lights. Camera. Return to Action? Savannah Looks to Indie Films for Revival.

• City Breaks Ground on Major Water Infrastructure Project

• Gulfstream G500 and G600 Secure EASA Steep- Approach Certification

• City of Port Wentworth 2026 Elected Officials Sworn in at Inauguration Ceremony

• CitiTrends Announces 2025 Holiday Sales Results

• HGTV Says this is the Top Home Design Trend in Georgia for 2026

• Cherry Street Energy Advances Growth Strategy with 16-Site Acquisition

• AGC Georgia Announces Zach Fields as Executive Vice President

• Sen. Larry Walker, III Elected President Pro Tempore of Georgia State Senate

• Gary Willis Named Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance General Manager

• Charlie Harper: Thoughts On A Three Decade Friendship And Iran

• AAA: Pump Prices in Georgia Remain Steady, Up Only One Cent

• Walmart Drone Delivery Service Surges

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in December

• New Year, New Savings: Young Savers are Avoiding the Mistakes Older Savers Regret - You Can Too

• Survey: Nearly 4 in 10 Professionals Plan to Search for a New Job in 2026

January 12, 2026

• Telfair Museums Announces Restructure

• NY Times Bestselling Author, Andrew Carroll, War Letters Project To Visit Savannah for Lecture and “House Calls”

• Savannah Music Festival to Bring Chamber Music Concert on January 15th

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