April 2026 News

April 30, 2026

• PowerHouse Automotive Group Celebrates New Ownership in Albany with Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening

• Georgia Officials Warn Wildfires are Still a Threat as Firefighters Report Progress

• Terma Inc. Joins Georgia Aerospace & Defense Alliance

• GaDOE Launches Initiative to Create Innovative School Models in Local Districts

• Secretary Raffensperger Unveils New Voter Data Tool to Enhance Election Transparency

• Never Miss the Action: FOX One Brings Streaming Sports and More to Delta Sync

• 73% of Businesses Hit by Tariffs - Yet 76% Still Expect Growth, Fora Financial Survey Finds

• From Saving Today to Investing Tomorrow Most Consumers Want Financial Literacy Taught in Schools

• Mortgage Rate "Lock-In Effect" Eases

April 29, 2026

• Albany Area Chamber of Commerce Star Business of the Week: Albany General Tire Service

• GSW Students Present Research at Annual Undergraduate Symposium

• First Day of Early Voting Sees Record Turnout

• Rain Showers a Welcome Sight in Drought-Struck Georgia

• Republicans for Georgia Governor Finally Face Each Other in Debate as Voters Head to Polls

• Preservationists Pressure Chemical Company for Pledge Against Mining Near Okefenokee

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Labor Force & Employment Growth

• US Consumer Confidence Edged Up Again in April

• New Survey: 1 in 3 Americans Say AI Diagnosed a Health Problem Their Doctor Missed

April 28, 2026

• Albany Technical College to Plant Native Fringe Tree As part of 65th Anniversary Celebration

• Report Quantifies PCOM’s Impact

• What are the Georgia Ballot Questions in the 2026 Primary Election?

• UPS & Happy Returns Cement Position as Largest Box-Free, Label-Free Return Network

• These are the Four Skills You Need to be A Leader, Says A Top Atlanta Exec

• Kia Georgia Invests $100,000 in TCSG Foundation to Support Georgia’s Workforce Pipeline

• Charlie Harper: An Undecided Voter Is Not An Uninformed Voter