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• AG Chris Carr Takes New Action to Lower Costs for Georgia Farmers

  News, June 09, 2025

• PowerSecure Collaborates with Edged to Promote Sustainable Data Centers Nationwide

  News, June 09, 2025

• One in Three Americans Recommend Trade School Over College for High School Grads

  News, June 09, 2025

• Uneven Tech Jobs Report Clouded By A Confluence Of Factors, CompTIA Finds

  News, June 09, 2025

• Decline in Mortgages for Home Purchases Drives Broader Drop in Home Loan Market

  News, June 09, 2025

• The Voices & Views of ASU: Rachel Lawrence’s Passion for Impact

  Features, June 06, 2025

  Rachel Lawrence is a Marketing and Communication Specialist at Albany State University, where she has worked for seven years. She also serves as the President of the Staff Council. She credits ASU for helping her achieve academic success, having earned her master’s degree in information technology and currently working on her doctorate in higher education administration.

• Gov. Kemp Announces Solicitor General, Superior Court, & State Court Appointments

  News, June 06, 2025

• Hancock County Tops Nation for Child Hunger

  News, June 06, 2025

• Superintendent Woods names Christy Todd as next GaDOE Chief of Staff

  News, June 06, 2025

• Hooters Closes Several Locations in Georgia

  News, June 06, 2025

• U.S. Inventory Surpasses 1 Million Homes for the First Time Since Winter of 2019

  News, June 06, 2025

• New KnowBe4 Report Reveals Local Governments Face Surge in Ransomware Attacks with Minimal Resources

  News, June 06, 2025

• Gov. Kemp: Special Tax Refund Checks Begin Issuing This Week

  News, June 05, 2025

• What Does the Future Hold for Georgia’s Economy?

  News, June 05, 2025

• Rural Georgians Struggle To Access Treatments For Alzheimer's Disease

  News, June 05, 2025

• Paulding County Economic Development President & CEO Position Available

  News, June 05, 2025

• Study: US Business Owners are Taking Extra Precautions to Safeguard Their Businesses

  News, June 05, 2025

• Major Gap Between Enterprise AI Adoption and Security Readiness: New Study Reveals

  News, June 05, 2025

• 60% of Homeowners and Prospective Buyers Uncertain About the Housing Market: Three-Year High

  News, June 05, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Reversed Course at the Pumps

  News, June 04, 2025

• Florida, Georgia to Each Earn $7.5M for Game in Atlanta

  News, June 04, 2025

• Georgia-Based Air Charter Operator Expands Fleet & Airport Bases

  News, June 04, 2025

• Atlanta Motor Speedway Gets a New Name

  News, June 04, 2025

• Kia America Posts Eighth Consecutive Month of the Year Over Year Sales Growth

  News, June 04, 2025

• Talent Trade-offs Revealed: U.S. Workers Won't Trade Employability for Remote Work

  News, June 04, 2025

• Farmer Sentiment Reaches a Four-year High in May

  News, June 04, 2025

• June 2-8, 2025 is Medicare Fraud Prevention Week

  News, June 04, 2025

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: The City of Albany's Parks & Recreation Department

  News, June 03, 2025

• Soul & Spirit on June 20 Celebrates Juneteenth at the Albany Museum of Art

  News, June 03, 2025

• Ticket Lottery Now Open for 2026 Masters Tournament, Women’s Amateur

  News, June 03, 2025

• This Georgia City Ranked as 'Best Place' to Live in Nation, US News Finds

  News, June 03, 2025

• John Kennedy, Georgia’s Top State Senate Republican, Joins Race for Lieutenant Governor

  News, June 03, 2025

• Hyundai Named Top Mass-Market Brand in the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. OEM EV App Report for Second Year in a Row

  News, June 03, 2025

• Plug Power’s Georgia Hydrogen Plant Sets U.S. Production Record Using Plug Electrolyzer Technology

  News, June 03, 2025

• Gen Z Grapples with Debt, Some Spend Freely Despite Low Confidence in Retirement Readiness

  News, June 03, 2025

• Go City Survey Reveals What Americans Are Willing to Sacrifice for the "Perfect" Vacation

  News, June 03, 2025

• U.S. Vehicle Age Rises Again to 12.8 Years in 2025

  News, June 03, 2025

• Veteran Interventional Cardiologist Joins Phoebe Physicians

  News, June 02, 2025

• Congressman Bishop's Statement Regarding Threat to Job Corps

  News, June 02, 2025

• ASU KINGS Student Organization Launches Legacy Scholarships Honoring Campus Leaders

  News, June 02, 2025

• Rachel Kinsaul, of Morgan County, is the 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year

  News, June 02, 2025

• AAA Rescues More Than 356,000 Stranded Drivers on Memorial Day Weekend

  News, June 02, 2025

• Wellstar Planning New Hospital in Acworth

  News, June 02, 2025

  Marietta-based Wellstar Health System is planning to build a 230-bed hospital in Acworth. Wellstar has filed a letter of intent with the Georgia Department of Community Health, the first step toward obtaining a certificate of need (CON) for the project, the company announced Thursday.

• How Does Georgia Compare to Other Southern States in Average Hourly Pay?

  News, June 02, 2025

• Tech Companies Planned to Use Solar to Power Georgia Data Centers. AI is Changing That

  News, June 02, 2025

• Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division Visits with 1,300 Georgia Seniors During Older Americans Month

  News, June 02, 2025

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Unemployment Rates Drop in April

  News, June 02, 2025

• CEO Confidence Declined Significantly in Q2 2025

  News, June 02, 2025

• U.S. Home Vacancy Rate Steady for 13th Straight Quarter

  News, June 02, 2025

• Survey Reveals Refinancing Student Loans May Lead to Lower Monthly Payments

  News, June 02, 2025

• $20,000 in Scholarships Awarded to Local High School Grads from Georgia's Own Credit Union

  News, May 30, 2025

• Albany State University Recognized as an “Opportunity College and University” by Carnegie Classifications

  News, May 30, 2025

• The Best Golf Courses In Georgia

  News, May 30, 2025

• JAMES Magazine Online: The 2025 James “lnfluential Georgians” Awards Event

  News, May 30, 2025

  The Hank Aaron Terrace at The Battery Atlanta’s Truist Park was the venue on the evening of May 27th for the annual James Magazine “Influential Georgians” reception. Approximately 100 attendees– ranging from various state and local elected officials to prominent business, political, judicial and cultural leaders– were welcomed by James CEO/Publisher Phil Kent.

• ‘The Lake Is Everything’: Georgia Town Fears Dam Repair Will Sink Economy

  News, May 30, 2025

• Summer is Looking Peachy at Chick-fil-A: Fan-Favorite Milkshake is Back Alongside New Peach Treat

  News, May 30, 2025

• Kemp-Appointed Georgia Labor Commissioner Officially Announces 2026 Candidacy

  News, May 30, 2025

• Survey: 80% of Corporations Are Reworking ESG Strategies Amid Policy Shifts

  News, May 30, 2025

• Sun Belt Buyers Hold The Most Power This Spring

  News, May 30, 2025

• 60% of Large Companies Expect no Growth, Sentry Survey Finds

  News, May 30, 2025

• Accounting Beyond the Numbers: GSW Students Provide Free Tax Help Through VITA Program

  News, May 29, 2025

• Community Capital Bancshares Names New Board Chairman, Jim Bacon

  News, May 29, 2025

• $23M EBT Credits Stolen In Georgia Since Start Of 2025, State Reports

  News, May 29, 2025

• Finalist Named for University of West Georgia President

  News, May 29, 2025

• Georgia DOT Awards 16 Contracts For Statewide Transportation Projects

  News, May 29, 2025

• Georgia Attorney General Approves Integration of Houston Healthcare and Emory Healthcare

  News, May 29, 2025

• AT&T Prepares to Keep Customers, First Responders and Communities Connected During Hurricane Season

  News, May 29, 2025

• Awaiting Permits To Mine Near Okefenokee, Twin Pines Finds Time Is Money

  News, May 29, 2025

• Tips Add Up to $20K+ a Year for Hospitality Workers

  News, May 29, 2025

• Cox Automotive Forecast: May New-Vehicle Sales to Cool After Tariff-Fueled Surge

  News, May 29, 2025

• New Home Sales Show Consumers Have Reached Their Limits

  News, May 29, 2025

• Georgia Lawmakers To Study Chronic Student Absenteeism

  News, May 28, 2025

• Georgia Oyster Harvesting Season Closing

  News, May 28, 2025

• Atlanta-based Chicken Salad Chick Continues Rapid Growth Trajectory: Opens 300th Location

  News, May 28, 2025

• Cash Use Declines As Cards Rise: Atlanta Fed

  News, May 28, 2025

• Rome Floyd County Development Authority Announces CEO Search

  News, May 28, 2025

• Early Voting Begins In Georgia Public Service Commission Primary Elections

  News, May 28, 2025

• US Consumer Confidence Partially Rebounds in May

  News, May 28, 2025

• EY Report: Consumer Products Industry Battling Relevance As Structural Behaviors Test Ability To Grow

  News, May 28, 2025

• Whiplash From Washington Isn't Rattling America's HR Leaders: 73% Are Confident They Can Navigate the Tumult

  News, May 28, 2025

• Albany’s Unemployment Rate Drops in April

  News, May 27, 2025

• New District Engineer Appointed for South Georgia

  News, May 27, 2025

• Albany State University Launches Summer STEM Program for Local High School Graduates

  News, May 27, 2025

• South GeorgiaLEADS Recruiting Next Regional Leadership Initiative Class

  Features, May 27, 2025

  Applications are now open for the next cohort of the Regional Leadership Initiative program of South GeorgiaLEADS. RLI encompasses a robust curriculum, which strategically aligns the region’s economic development challenges to leadership competencies specific to the needs and opportunities facing rural South Georgia.

• Georgia’s Legal Community Provides 2.8 Million Meals to State’s Regional Food Banks

  Features, May 27, 2025

  Attorney General Chris Carr today announced that attorneys across Georgia raised a total of $714,936.10 during the 14th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy – a two-week fundraising competition to benefit the state’s regional food banks.

• Quota Hunt Applications Opening Soon In Georgia

  News, May 27, 2025

• Which Big Lots Stores Are Reopening In Georgia?

  News, May 27, 2025

• 2025 Senate Study Committee Appointments Announced

  News, May 27, 2025

• Georgia Voters Growing More Confident in Elections, Firmly Reject Radical Changes to Voting Laws

  Features, May 27, 2025

  As the 2026 election season heats up, a new statewide poll from the Democracy Defense Project shows that Georgia voters are more confident than ever in their elections — and they’re making it clear they don’t want to go backward.

• National Road Safety Foundation Asks Young Drivers and Parents To Make This Summer "The 100 Safest Days"

  News, May 27, 2025

• Stay Cyber-Safe This Summer With the Top 7 Cybersecurity Travel Tips From KnowBe4

  News, May 27, 2025

• New Deloitte, IMA Survey Highlights Emerging Technology Trends in Cost Accounting and Profitability Reporting

  News, May 27, 2025

• AAA: 1.3M Georgians Will Travel Domestically for Memorial Day; 45.1M Travelers Nationwide

  Features, May 23, 2025

  AAA predicts a record-breaking 1.38 million Georgians will travel at least 50 miles from home over the Memorial Day period. That’s an increase of nearly 45,000 compared to last year.

• Mercedes-Benz Establishing North American Headquarters, New Research & Development Hub in Metro Atlanta

  Features, May 22, 2025

  Governor Brian Kemp today announced that Mercedes-Benz will establish Atlanta as Mercedes-Benz’s headquarters in North America by centralizing and uniting key corporate functions. The company will move up to 500 jobs to the existing Mercedes-Benz facility, known as “1MB,” in Fulton County, and make a multi-million dollar investment in a future state-of-the-art R&D facility to also be located nearby.

• Southern Company, PowerSecure Collaborate With PGA TOUR To Power State-Of-The-Art PGA TOUR Studios

  News, May 22, 2025

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Eighth Campaign Of Giving In Support Of Local Military Families

  News, May 22, 2025

• Home Sales Forecast Upgraded in May Outlook

  News, May 22, 2025

• HR Leaders Contend With New AI-Fueled Challenges In Developing And Validating Skills, CompTIA Research Reveals

  News, May 22, 2025

• Community Capital Bancshares Announces Dividend, Reaffirms Commitment to ‘Gold Standard’

  News, May 21, 2025

• Port of Savannah Container Trade Up 17% in April

  Features, May 21, 2025

  The Georgia Ports Authority had its busiest April ever for container trade, moving 515,500 twenty-foot equivalent container units last month. The Port of Savannah achieved an increase of 74,500 TEUs or 17 percent compared to the same month last year.

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