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• 'Don't Need to Hold It In, Smash It Out' - iSmash Rage Room Opens in Macon

  News, July 14, 2026

• Kashus Culpepper, Langhorne Slim to Headline 2026 Bragg Jam Concert Crawl

  News, July 14, 2026

• 'We Need Something to Do' Brookdale Neighbors Hopeful for Potential Food Truck Park

  News, July 14, 2026

• Fort Valley Police Chief Resigns, Says City Leaders Want New Direction

  News, July 14, 2026

• Operation Southern Slow Down Begins Across Georgia

  News, July 14, 2026

• For Georgia School Districts, the Financial Party is Over After Years of Flush Spending

  News, July 14, 2026

• Georgia CASA Announces Nominees for 2026 Karen N. Sibley CASA Volunteer of the Year Award

  News, July 14, 2026

• Douglas County Chamber CEO Sara Ray Named Chair-Elect of GACCE

  News, July 14, 2026

• Georgia Department of Agriculture Warns Farmers of Sophisticated Online Farm Equipment Scams

  News, July 14, 2026

• New "State of the Franchise Operator Report" Reveals Industry Hidden Gaps

  News, July 14, 2026

• Zillow's June Market Report Shows Signs of Life for Home Shopping Season as Sales, New Listings Rebound

  News, July 14, 2026

• Egan-Jones Identifies Emerging Technology Shifts That May Reshape Markets

  News, July 14, 2026

• Macon-Bibb Code Enforcement Director Resigns

  News, July 13, 2026

• Dublin City Schools Ends Superintendent Search After Pay Talks Fail

  News, July 13, 2026

• Fort Valley State University Opens Lyons Center to Centralize Student Services

  News, July 13, 2026

• First Community Connect Event Coming to Warner Robins

  News, July 13, 2026

• Milledgeville Leaders Host Town Hall for Community Feedback on Potential Curfew for Some eens

  News, July 13, 2026

• Massive $5 Billion Georgia Facility Delivers First EV Batteries to Hyundai Metaplant

  News, July 13, 2026

• Delta Expects Higher Airfare to Last, Bringing 2026 Profit Goal in Reach, CEO Says

  News, July 13, 2026

• ‘Georgia-Grown’ Explained: What Keeps Family Farms, Rural Towns Working

  News, July 13, 2026

• Deceased Georgians Targeted by Voter Registration Mailers; SOS Orders Investigation

  News, July 13, 2026

• Georgia Historical Society Hosts 2026 Vincent J. Dooley Distinguished Research Fellows

  News, July 13, 2026

• Telehealth Is Permanent, but Clinicians Can't Measure If It Works: Survey Reveals

  News, July 13, 2026

• Deloitte: Back-to-School Spending Holds Steady During Economic Uncertainty

  News, July 13, 2026

• EY 2026 Biotech Beyond Borders Report

  News, July 13, 2026

• Manheim Highlights Opportunity in Sub-$10,000 Inventory as Independent Dealers Face Tight Supply

  News, July 13, 2026

• UGA SBDC “How to Start a Business in Georgia” Program Set for July 15th

  Features, July 10, 2026

  The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center, a Public Service and Outreach unit of the University of Georgia, invites new and aspiring entrepreneurs to attend the SBDC “How to Start a Business in Georgia” program!

• Bibb County Schools Look to Bridge the Gap Between Middle and High School

  News, July 10, 2026

• Robins Financial Credit Union Empowers 10,500 Middle Georgia Students Through Financial Education

  News, July 10, 2026

• Events Happening in Macon: July 10th - July 18th

  News, July 10, 2026

• A New Rage Room is Coming to Macon. Here's What to Expect

  News, July 10, 2026

• Aspen Dental Opens New Practice in Perry

  News, July 10, 2026

• Kevin Price Starts as President of Georgia Ports

  News, July 10, 2026

• Top 8 Products Announced in Coolest Thing Made in Georgia Competition

  Features, July 10, 2026

  The Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced today the Top 8 finalists in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Georgia competition, presented by Synovus, now merged with Pinnacle Financial Partners. After thousands of votes from across the country and around the world, only eight Georgia-made products remain in the bracket-style competition celebrating the innovation, craftsmanship, and manufacturing excellence that power Georgia's economy.

• She Helped ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Spider-Man’ Film in Georgia. Now She’s Retiring.

  News, July 10, 2026

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Declares July “Georgia Grown Watermelon Month”

  News, July 10, 2026

• New Georgia Audit Reveals Every Ballot Error Came from Hand-Marked Ballots

  News, July 10, 2026

• Governor Holds Meeting with OpenAI and Georgia Power in Atlanta

  News, July 10, 2026

• AARP Georgia Seeks 2026 Andrus Award for Community Service Nominees

  News, July 10, 2026

• 47% of Americans Scale Back Summer Travel as Grocery and Gas Costs Eat Into Vacation Budgets

  News, July 10, 2026

• U.S. Commercial Insurance Buyers Should Capitalize on Favorable Market Conditions Before Forces Shift

  News, July 10, 2026

• The Typical American Worker Expects to Retire with Half the Savings They Need

  News, July 10, 2026

• Downtown Macon’s French Fry Fight Returns with 22 Restaurants Competing for Super Spud Trophy

  News, July 09, 2026

• Macon's Rick Devens, Multi-Time Survivor Alum, to Appear on Next Season of Big Brother, EW Reports

  News, July 09, 2026

• Governor Kemp Announces Two New Agency Heads

  News, July 09, 2026

• Georgia Council for the Arts Awards 179 Organizations $1.3 Million in Grant Funding

  Features, July 09, 2026

  The Georgia Department of Economic Development team specialized in empowering arts and culture, Georgia Council for the Arts, today announced that $1.3M in competitive grant funding will be distributed to recipients in 37 counties across the state through its fiscal year 2027 General Operating Support, Project, and Arts Education Program grants.

• Survey Seeks Input from Georgia Farmers on Economic Challenges

  News, July 09, 2026

• Georgia Net Tax Revenues Down 6.8% in June Due to Fuel Tax Suspension

  News, July 09, 2026

• Georgia Historical Society Launches History Belongs to Us All Campaign

  News, July 09, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Leads Economic Development Mission to Scotland and Ireland

  Features, July 09, 2026

  Governor Brian P. Kemp announced that he and First Lady Marty Kemp are leading an international mission this week to foster economic relationships in Scotland and Ireland, including a meeting with Executive Chair Euisun Chung and other senior leadership from Hyundai Motor Group and Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Prime Minister of Ireland.

• The Institute for Georgia Environmental Leadership Announces Key Milestones New Executive Director and New Chair Launch IGEL Advanced Program

  News, July 09, 2026

• The Home Depot Expands Delivery for Overseas Military Families

  News, July 09, 2026

• Employers Plan to Hire in Second Half of 2026, but Nearly Half Can't Fill Open Roles

  News, July 09, 2026

• Equifax Market Pulse Index Report Highlights Growing Pressure on the U.S. Middle Class

  News, July 09, 2026

• As Travel Uncertainty Persists, Americans Turn to Travel Insurance for Peace of Mind and Protection

  News, July 09, 2026

• Monthly Rent Report: The Markets Locals Love - and the Ones Outsiders Are Taking Over

  News, July 09, 2026

• Museum of Aviation Looking for Weekly Volunteers

  News, July 08, 2026

• SRP Foundation Donates $10,000 to Support Local GED Program

  News, July 08, 2026

• Downtown Macon Hosting Film Crew Through Mid-July Update: Portion of Cherry Street to be Closed.

  News, July 08, 2026

• Robins Financial Capitol Theatre Launches $10 Beer + a Local Show Summer Concert Series with Shy Company This Friday

  News, July 08, 2026

• Macon Event Will Offer Free Screenings for Blood Pressure, Cholesterol and More

  News, July 08, 2026

• City of Sparta Chief of Police Announces Plans to Serve Same Role for a Second Georgia City

  News, July 08, 2026

• Cousins Foundation Awards ACE $300,000 Multi-Year Grant to Expand Access to Capital for Georgia Small Businesses

  News, July 08, 2026

• Savannah’s Brampton Road Connector Opens July 16th

  News, July 08, 2026

• Georgia CORE Announces Four New Members of its Board of Directors

  News, July 08, 2026

• Georgia Kids Can Get Free Money with New Trump Accounts

  News, July 08, 2026

• AG Chris Carr Joins Multistate Effort to Defend Commonsense Voter ID Laws

  News, July 08, 2026

• High Input-Cost Concerns Continue to Weigh on Farmer Sentiment

  News, July 08, 2026

• US Higher Education Students Outsourcing Writing to AI at Twice the Rate of UK, Australian Peers

  News, July 08, 2026

• Want a Discount on Your Next Home? Realtor.com's New Report Says Look at Foreclosures

  News, July 08, 2026

• Perry Sets Public Meeting on Future Community Priorities

  News, July 07, 2026

• Habitat Chapters Merge to Create Macon Milledgeville Regional Habitat for Humanity

  News, July 07, 2026

• Reps. Sanford Bishop and Austin Scott Highlight Their Bipartisan Ocmulgee Mounds Bill at House Subcommittee Hearing

  News, July 07, 2026

• Two East-Central Georgia Bridges Scheduled to Close

  News, July 07, 2026

• Robots are Everywhere in Hyundai’s Georgia Plant, but They Can’t Do Everything

  News, July 07, 2026

• Georgia Moves Forward on Workforce Pell Implementation

  News, July 07, 2026

• Built on Relationships: How Member Services Supports Georgia's Cities Every Day

  News, July 07, 2026

• Georgia Football Alcohol Sales: Seltzer Beats Beer in Record Year

  News, July 07, 2026

• Sens. Ossoff, Cornyn Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Protect Children from Toxic Chemicals in Toys

  News, July 07, 2026

• Georgia Launches New Office of Education and Workforce Strategy

  Features, July 07, 2026

  Effective, July 1, 2026, the Governor's Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) officially becomes the Governor's Office of Education and Workforce Strategy (GOEWS), marking a significant evolution in how Georgia coordinates education and workforce policy under one roof.

• Raffensperger Announces Primary Runoff Risk Limiting Audit Confirms Accurate Vote Count

  News, July 07, 2026

• SMB Jobs Report: Small Businesses Add 32,900 Jobs in June

  News, July 07, 2026

• 2026 Corporate Finance & Accounting Talent Research Study

  News, July 07, 2026

• GoDaddy's 2026 Most Entrepreneurial Cities; Zillow Spotlights the Real Estate Trends Fueling Their Growth

  News, July 07, 2026

• Nearly 8 in 10 Parents Say Summer Disrupts Their Child's Sleep

  News, July 07, 2026

• 'Reclaiming This Platform' Oh Honey Baking Co. Teases New Business Venture on Social Media

  News, July 06, 2026

• Georgia Amputee Golf Tournament Inspires Resilience and Camaraderie

  News, July 06, 2026

• Middle Georgia Peach Season Brings Good Size Despite Weather Challenges

  News, July 06, 2026

• Events Happening in Macon: July 6th - July 11th

  News, July 06, 2026

• Second Street Bridge In Macon Expected To Fully Reopen Before November, GDOT Says

  News, July 06, 2026

• Milledgeville Tax Preparer Charged With Tax Fraud, Accused Of Making False Claims In Tax Returns, Feds Say

  News, July 06, 2026

• Georgia Historical Society Elects Clyde Tuggle as Board Chair & Adds Riley Blount, BJ Green, & T. Dallas Smith to Board

  Features, July 06, 2026

  The Georgia Historical Society is pleased to announce the election of three distinguished leaders to its Board of Curators: Riley Blount, BJ Green, and T. Dallas Smith, which were at the Society’s 187th Annual Meeting, held at the Georgia Historical Society headquarters in Savannah.

• G800 Marks Gulfstream’s 800th Speed Record, Sets Farthest Fastest Flight in Business Aviation History

  News, July 06, 2026

• Trulieve Commemorates Georgia Medical Cannabis Launch with First Sale

  News, July 06, 2026

• TCSG Appoints Dr. Michele Shirley Interim President of North Georgia Technical College

  News, July 06, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Announces DCS Leadership Updates

  News, July 06, 2026

• SBA Relief Still Available to Georgia Businesses, Private Nonprofits, and Residents Affected by Wildfires

  News, July 06, 2026

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 98,000 Jobs in June; Annual Pay was Up 4.4%

  News, July 06, 2026

• Despite Facing Significant Business Challenges, Financial Advisers are Still Optimistic about Growth Prospects

  News, July 06, 2026

• After Years of Waiting, Buyers Are Getting Their Summer: Realtor.com June Housing Report

  News, July 06, 2026

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