News

July 17, 2026

• Global Hiring is Now Essential for 87% of U.S. SMBs, According to a New Report from Multiplier

• New Shift Report: Gen Z Is Embracing AI and Sounding the Alarm on It

• Foreclosure Activity Posts Annual Increase in First Half of 2026

July 16, 2026

• Lifelong Resident Rediscovers Savannah Through a Visitor’s Eyes

• All Aboard: GDOT Seeks Public Input on Possible Atlanta-to-Savannah Passenger Rail Line

• Visit Savannah Connects with Financial and Insurance Meeting Planners

• Stormwater Fee to Start in September for Savannah Water Customers

• Matthew Reardon Center for Autism Welcomes Two New Board Members

• Northwestern Mutual Interns Explore Savannah’s Business Community

• Society of Bluffton Artists Announces 32nd Annual Judged Show and Fundraiser

• The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Acquired by Georgia Trust for Local News as Community Funders Step Up to Restore Local Control

• Georgia Tech Presidential Search Committee Named

• L.L. Bean to Open First Georgia Store at Major Atlanta-Area Development

• Researchers Launch Georgia's First Superfund Research Center

• Georgia DOT Pursues NEPA Review Authority, Seeks Public Feedback

• Georgia's Path2College 529 Plan Improvements Take Effect

• Red Cross Declares Emergency Blood Shortage after Blood Supply Falls 25%

• America's Housing Deficit Held Steady at 4.7 Million Units for the First Time in Years

• CMOs are Tasked with Driving AI-Era Growth

July 15, 2026

• Savannah Area Chamber Promotes Erica Backus to VP of Communications

• Lead With Purpose. Apply for Leadership Savannah.

• Georgia Senators Secure $26M for Savannah, Brunswick Ports & Cobb County Transportation Projects

• Effingham Commissioners Unveil ‘Project Zero’ to Phase out County Homestead Property Taxes

• Telfair Museums' Fall and Winter Adult Classes Open for Registration

• Bryan County Chamber of Commerce Invites Families to Back to School Expo

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