News

March 26, 2026

• Columbus Entrepreneur Workspace Expands, Adding Private Offices for Local Business Owner

• 15th Annual UNCF Mayor’s Masked Ball Raises $250K for Student Scholarships

• Uptown Columbus Hosts Food Truck Festival This Saturday

• Mercer University School of Medicine Celebrates National Residency Match Day 2026

• Harris County Schools Names New Superintendent

• Delta Air Lines is Cutting off Special Treatment at Airports for Members of Congress

• Georgia Senate Unveils its Take on Next Fiscal Year Budget

• GPA Welcomes New President of Gateway Terminals Savannah

• Home Depot to Acquire Wholesale HVAC Distributor Mingledorff's

• College Scholarships for Low-Income Students Closer to Becoming Georgia Law

• GaDOE, GLET Announce 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Poster Contest Winners

• BM&K, an LJA Company Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• Job Seekers Are Redefining Career Priorities in 2026, New Aerotek Report Shows

• New Report: Nearly 70% of Employees Admit they would Share Negative Layoff Experiences Online

• Survey: CMOs and CCOs Seeing Improved Budgets--and Tougher Workloads--in 2026

March 25, 2026

• Multiple Road Projects, Including One Underway Since 2020, Force Relocations and Closures

• 7 Brew's First Columbus Coffee Stand Now Under Construction

• UCB to Invest $2 Billion in Georgia, Establish First U.S. Manufacturing Facility

• 'It's How We Compete'. Georgia Business Recruiters Plead to Keep Tax Breaks

• Georgia Power Continues Renewable Energy by Awarding Largest Distributed Generation Solar Peocurement in Company's History

• A Clock that Doesn't Jump Around Twice a Year? Georgia Lawmakers are Working on It

• Senate Approves Cell Phone Ban in Georgia High Schools

• Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Georgia and Premier Health Network Announce New Partnership

• Thinking of Buying an E-Bike? What an Expert Says you Need to Know in Georgia

• U.S. Hospitality Shows Cautious Readiness Ahead of 2026 World Cup

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