News

May 12, 2026

• DCA Visits Tifton

• ‘Money Matters Bootcamp’ Adds Microsoft Excel in Addition to QuickBooks Training

• AU Breaks Ground on New Dental College of Georgia Campus in Savannah

• Fifth Annual Electric Mobility Summit Draws Industry Leaders to Athens

• Is there ‘Black Gold’ in Georgia? A Texas Oil and Gas Firm Wants to Find Out.

• Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Signs 9 Bills into Law Monday Morning | Here's What to Know

• Loggerhead Season has Begun in Georgia. Here’s What Experts Expect

• National Governors Association Recognizes GaDOE for Reading Readiness and CTAE dashboards

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation Protecting Georgia Agriculture and Natural Resources

• Fox Gives Doubles Down on Preservation, Announces Historic Multiyear Investments for DeSoto Theatre and Thomasville Municipal Auditorium

• Unemployment Declines in Nearly All of Georgia’s Regional Commissions in March

• Georgia Schools Caught in Nationwide Canvas Hack as Extortion Threat Emerges

• EY Report: AI is Reshaping Consumer Products Selection, Accelerating Brand Consideration Risk

• Consumer M&A Market Rebound Delayed, Gradual Improvement Expected in 2026

• Education Savings Confidence Slips as Economic Pressure Mounts

• CARFAX: Nearly 7 Million Vehicles Have Unfixed Backup Camera Recalls

May 11, 2026

• Making Headlines Before Holding His Diploma: Hunter Holton’s Story

• PCOM South Georgia Further Expands Rural Health Training and Community Mental Health Initiatives

• Legendary Former Atlanta Braves Manager and Baseball Hall Of Famer Bobby Cox has Died

• Governor Kemp Announces Relief for Taxpayers Impacted by Wildfires

• Georgia Association of REALTORS to Host RENEW Conference in Atlanta

• Hail Claims Costly in the State of Georgia

• Superintendent Woods Names Georgia’s 2026 AP Honor Schools

• Georgia Faces Growing Nursing Shortage as State Marks National Nurses Day

• Bank Executives Cite Economy, Cybersecurity Risks as Top Concerns

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