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• Georgia Chamber Releases Legislative Scorecard Ahead of May 19th Primary & Encourages Voter Participation

  Features, May 15, 2026

  As Georgia approaches the May 19th primary election, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce released its legislative scorecard, which is a comprehensive resource designed to help business leaders and voters better understand the outcomes of the legislative session and how elected officials voted on key issues impacting Georgia’s economic competitiveness.

• Jacuzzi to Shut Down Bathtub Factory in South Georgia

  News, May 15, 2026

• Gordon State President Named Finalist for Valdosta State University Presidency

  News, May 15, 2026

• Foreclosure Activity Maintains Gradual Annual Climb in April 2026

  News, May 15, 2026

• Majority of SMBs Remain in Early Stages of AI Maturity, Study Says

  News, May 15, 2026

• New Resilience Report Spotlights Manufacturing Cyberattack Severity and Ways to Reduce Cyber Risk

  News, May 15, 2026

• Columbus Council Approves $250,000 for South Commons Master Plan

  News, May 14, 2026

• The Griffin-Spalding Regional Airport Break Ground on Georgia's First New Airport Since 2008

  Features, May 14, 2026

  Georgia-based, full-service consulting firm Croy, in partnership with the Griffin-Spalding Airport Authority and the Griffin-Spalding County Area Regional Airport Authority, has broken ground on the Replacement Griffin-Spalding County Airport in the City of Griffin.

• Georgia Selected for National Pilot to Drive Educator Workforce Best Practices

  News, May 14, 2026

• Ten Candidates Compete for Two Seats on Georgia's Powerful Utility Commission

  News, May 14, 2026

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

  News, May 14, 2026

• Amerigroup Georgia Launches Statewide Rural Health Initiative to Improve Access and Outcomes

  News, May 14, 2026

• Buc-ee’s Sues Georgia’s Teddy’s Market Over Beaver Mascot Dispute

  News, May 14, 2026

• Summer Travel Is On as Americans Cut Back Elsewhere to Fund Getaways

  News, May 14, 2026

• Trust in Hiring Process Eroding For Both Candidates and Employers

  News, May 14, 2026

• Cybersecurity Report Finds Middle Market Racing Into AI Faster Than It Can Secure It

  News, May 14, 2026

• Report: Annual New-Vehicle Price Gains Slow in April as Market Hits Headwinds

  News, May 14, 2026

• Columbus Technical College Celebrates Practical Nursing Spring Graduates with Pinning Ceremony

  News, May 13, 2026

• Sens. Ossoff, Rev. Warnock Delivering Resources to Preserve Military History in Columbus

  News, May 13, 2026

• Georgia‑Pacific Announces Plans to Expand Premium Tissue Capacity

  News, May 13, 2026

• Georgia Moves Beyond HOPE, with Need-Based Aid for College Students

  News, May 13, 2026

• Bigger Savings for Ratepayers: Agreement Offers $285M in Annual Savings for Georgia Power Customers

  Features, May 13, 2026

  Georgia Power and the Public Interest Advocacy Staff of the Georgia Public Service Commission have reached a stipulated agreement in two cases originally filed with the Georgia PSC in February – the Fuel Cost Recovery case and Storm Cost Recovery case.

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

  News, May 13, 2026

• Millennial Investors are Ready to Bring their Advisor to the Family Table. Baby Boomers, Not so Much

  News, May 13, 2026

• Americans Say They're Feeling Prosperous, Defying Economic, Market, & Political Pessimism

  News, May 13, 2026

• U.S. Homes Now Take 66 Days to Sell, Up From 57 Last Year

  News, May 13, 2026

• May Matters Campaign Continues Pushing for Georgia Early Voting Locally

  Features, May 12, 2026

  Georgia’s “May Matters” campaign is continuing to gain momentum as early voting turnout surges statewide. More than 230,000 Georgians cast ballots during the first week of early voting — a 28 percent increase compared to the same period in 2022 — signaling strong engagement ahead of this year’s primary elections.

• Leadership Columbus to Host 2025–2026 Class Project Presentations

  News, May 12, 2026

• Expansion of Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown’s Intensive Care Unit Now Complete

  News, May 12, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation Lowering Taxes and Supporting Economic Growth

  News, May 12, 2026

• SRS Distribution Completes Acquisition of HVAC Distributor Mingledorff's

  News, May 12, 2026

• Fox Theatre Announces Investments for DeSoto Theatre & Thomasville Municipal Auditorium

  News, May 12, 2026

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

  News, May 12, 2026

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

  News, May 12, 2026

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

  News, May 12, 2026

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

  News, May 12, 2026

• Education Savings Confidence Slips as Economic Pressure Mounts

  News, May 12, 2026

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

  News, May 12, 2026

• Ribbon-Cutting Held for New Piedmont Specialty Pharmacy

  News, May 11, 2026

• By the Numbers: Columbus State University to Celebrate 975-Plus Graduates During Spring Commencement

  News, May 11, 2026

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

  News, May 11, 2026

• Governor Kemp Announces Relief for Taxpayers Impacted by Wildfires

  News, May 11, 2026

• Georgia Association of REALTORS to Host RENEW Conference in Atlanta

  News, May 11, 2026

• Superintendent Woods Names Georgia’s 2026 AP Honor Schools

  News, May 11, 2026

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

  News, May 11, 2026

• Bank Executives Cite Economy, Cybersecurity Risks as Top Concerns

  News, May 11, 2026

• New Tech Job Postings Hit Three-Year High

  News, May 11, 2026

• Higher Rates Stalled the Sales Recovery, Report Shows

  News, May 11, 2026

• New Analysis Shows U.S. Homeless Numbers Have Flattened After Years of Sharp Increases

  News, May 11, 2026

• Chattahoochee River Club Closes After 34 Years on Columbus Riverfront

  News, May 08, 2026

• Muscogee Educational Excellence Foundation Names Chris Grier 2026 MCSD Teacher of the Year

  Features, May 08, 2026

  The Muscogee Educational Excellence Foundation named Chris Grier the 2026 MCSD Teacher of the Year. Grier is a physical education teacher at Clubview Elementary School. The announcement was made in front of a sell-out crowd of more than 1,100 teachers and community leaders on Thursday.

• Metro Columbus Reports Growth in Labor Force, Employment and Jobs in March

  News, May 08, 2026

• Goodwill Golf Tournament Tees Up Support for Young Adults Seeking GED

  News, May 08, 2026

• Fox Gives Awards $1 Million in Multiyear Grants to Two Historic Georgia Theaters

  News, May 08, 2026

• Rivian to Increase Production Capacity, Support Thousands of Jobs

  News, May 08, 2026

• Georgia Ports’ $5B Bet: Rewriting Supply Chain Logistics

  News, May 08, 2026

• Southern Company CEO Chris Womack Remembers Ted Turner

  News, May 08, 2026

• State Net Tax Revenues Up 5.9% in April

  News, May 08, 2026

• Buc-ee's Sues Georgia Convenience Store Chain

  News, May 08, 2026

• Home Equity Countinue to Decline in First Quater

  News, May 08, 2026

• Hospitality Workers Quit at a Higher Rate Than Any Other Industry in the U.S,

  News, May 08, 2026

• Side Hustles Become Permanent Careers Despite High Personal Cost

  News, May 08, 2026

• Aflac Celebrates 5,000 Employees During Appreciation Week

  News, May 07, 2026

• Portion of 10th Street to Close in Columbus for Judicial Center Work

  News, May 07, 2026

• Ted Turner, Atlanta’s Maverick Media and Sports Icon, Has Died at 87

  News, May 07, 2026

• May Matters: Georgia Chamber Urges Georgia Employers to Share Primary Election Participation Information

  Features, May 07, 2026

  With just a week left until the Georgia primary election and early voting going until May 15th , May Matters is calling on Georgia employers to play a simple but powerful role in strengthening their communities: encourage employees and customers to vote.

• Could Georgia’s Fastest-Growing County be Closed for Development?

  News, May 07, 2026

• In ‘Monumental Step,’ Governor Signs Education Package Led by New Literacy Law

  News, May 07, 2026

• Pirelli Will Start Cyber Tyre Production in Georgia

  News, May 07, 2026

• Georgia Ready Mixed Concrete Association Names Jeff Newlin as Executive Director

  News, May 07, 2026

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to be Storm Ready this May

  Features, May 07, 2026

  As temperatures heat up and summer storm season approaches, Georgia Power is encouraging customers across the state to take steps now to stay safe and be prepared for severe weather, including thunderstorms that can bring heavy rain, lightning, strong winds and potential power outages.

• New Report: 93% of Small Businesses Expect Growth in 2026

  News, May 07, 2026

• What Top Accounting Firms Hire for in 2026: 5 Key Skills Defining the Next Generation of CPAs

  News, May 07, 2026

• Companies Are Scaling AI on Data They Don't Trust, New Study Finds

  News, May 07, 2026

• Nearly 4 Million American Homes Now House Multiple Generations, New Report Finds

  News, May 07, 2026

• Registered Nurse Named First Friday Hero for Helping Person Injured in Car Crash

  News, May 06, 2026

• Columbus State Honors Faculty, Staff During Annual Awards Program

  News, May 06, 2026

• Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Helps Georgia Small Businesses Lower Costs & Improve Health Outcomes

  Features, May 06, 2026

  As small businesses across Georgia face rising healthcare costs, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is delivering solutions that help employers offer competitive benefits, improve health outcomes, and keep costs clearer and more predictable.

• As Georgians Head to the Polls for Second Week of Early Voting, Record Breaking Turnout Continues

  News, May 06, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bills Strengthening Literacy and K-12 Schools

  News, May 06, 2026

• Georgia Hits 10/10 Quality Milestone: How TORSH Talent Powered a Statewide Coaching Revolution

  News, May 06, 2026

• Georgia Official Asks for Federal Investigation into Sysco-Restaurant Depot Merger

  News, May 06, 2026

• Rome Floyd County Development Authority Begins Search For President & CEO

  News, May 06, 2026

• Farmer Sentiment Declines in April Amid Input Costs and Availability Concerns

  News, May 06, 2026

• New Survey Finds 72% of Hospital CFOs Report Margins of 2% or Less

  News, May 06, 2026

• When the Market Panics, Classic Cars Stay the Course

  News, May 06, 2026

• 6 in 10 Hiring Managers Say Creative Thinkers Are More Valuable Than Coders

  News, May 06, 2026

• Wesley Glen Ministries Expands to Columbus

  News, May 05, 2026

• Dutch Bros Confirms Plans for 1st Columbus Coffee Shop

  News, May 05, 2026

• Miracle Riders Mount Up for 9,300-Mile ‘Pony Express’ Motorcycle Ride Benefiting Nursing Education Program

  News, May 05, 2026

• Crowds Pack Liberty Theatre Grounds for 2nd Annual Ma Fest

  News, May 05, 2026

• Gov. Kemp: Special Tax Refunds Begin Issuing

  News, May 05, 2026

• Bridgestone Abruptly Closing Georgia Golf Ball Plant, Outsourcing Amid ‘Increasing Volatility’

  News, May 05, 2026

• Children’s Mental Health Week Begins Across Georgia

  News, May 05, 2026

• 82% of Small Businesses Remain Confident Despite Economic Pressure

  News, May 05, 2026

• S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index Reports Annual Gain in February

  News, May 05, 2026

• Hospitality Pay Is Not Beating Inflation Anymore

  News, May 05, 2026

• Sixty-One Percent of CEOs Say Their Boards Are Rushing AI Transformation

  News, May 05, 2026

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

  News, May 04, 2026

• Gulfstream Invests $5 Million to Support Georgia Education

  News, May 04, 2026

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