News

May 04, 2026

• Colonial Oil Industries Acquires Atkinson Oil, Expanding Southeast Distribution Network

• BankSouth Marks 80th Anniversary by Putting $80 in Every Employee’s Hands

• Parker’s Kitchen to Amplify Impact of Round-Up Campaign Benefiting Wounded Warrior Project

• Memorial Health Participates in NICU Feeding Tube Clinical Study

• SCCPSS Peacemakers Recognized by The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire

• St. Joseph's/Candler Residency Program Gets Major Green Light

• AutismTesting4Kids Now Offers Virtual Diagnostic Evaluations for Autism Spectrum Disorder

• How Georgia’s Lawsuit Reforms are Paying Off One Year Later

• Georgia Guard Engineers Assist Wildfire Response

• GaDOE Announces Partnership to Share Free Personal Finance Resources with School Districts

• Rivian DOE Loan for Georgia Plant Shrinks,Reports Smaller Q1 Loss than Expected

• Pending Cuts to Georgia Medicaid Payments Could Affect Children Who Need Therapy

• Spirit Airlines Begins Orderly Wind-Down of Operations

• 63% of Job Seekers Have Faced an AI Interview. Most Haven't Had a Good One Yet

• Summer Job Search Is Peaking Earlier Than Usual

• Gone in 7 Days. One-Third of Homes Sell Within a Week in the Fastest Markets, While Others Sit

May 01, 2026

• Leadership Savannah Explores Local Impact on Municipal Day

• Jada Tyson Joins Thomas & Hutton as Field Representative in Savannah

• Savannah Sports Council Builds Momentum at Sports ETA in Las Vegas

• Swift, Currie, McGhee & Hiers Expands with New Savannah Office

• Judge Realty Welcomes Associate Broker Jackie M. Estes

• Thompson Thrift Hosts Ribbon Cutting for The Liliana Near Savannah, Georgia

• Georgia Unemployment Falls to 3.5% as Labor Force and Employment Reach Record Highs

• Georgia's Music Industry is Poised for A Major Boost if State Music Office Bill is Signed

• Georgia Leaders Launch ‘Look Again’ Campaign to Prevent Kids From Being Left in Hot Cars

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