News

January 21, 2026

• ALM Automotive Group Expands Southeast Presence with Acquisition of Macon Hyundai Dealership

• Kelly Loeffler Visits Macon Manufacturer, Touts Trump Policies’ Impact on Business Growth

• Larry the Cable Guy Bringing ‘Git-R-Done Tour’ to Macon City Auditorium

• Jones County Commissioners Approve New Data Center Text Amendment Amid Tension

• Carr: Warner Robins Woman Convicted of Defrauding Georgia Medicaid of $5.4 Million

• Struggling Georgia Timber Industry Could Receive Big Tax Break

• Georgia Opts In to New Federal School Voucher Program. Here’s What to Know.

• Georgia Considers Financial Support for College Students Who Need Money Most

• CASA Awareness Day in Georgia Coming January 22nd

• AAA: Drivers Catch a Break as Georgia Gas Prices Drop

• Unemployment Rose Across Georgia’s Regional Commissions in November

• Cox Automotive Forecasts 2026 New-Vehicle Sales at 15.8 Million, Down From 2025

• Homes Should Be Affordable in 20 Major Markets by Year’s End, the Most Since 2022

• Equifax Market Pulse Index Indicates Improved Financial Progress Among Consumers within Lower Credit Tiers

January 20, 2026

• Metro Macon Adds Jobs in November Despite Uptick in Unemployment Rate

• Senator Larry Walker: Week One Under the Gold Dome

• Cardiothoracic Surgeon Dr. Kurt Fichtner Joins Piedmont Practice

• GaDOE Responds to Bibb County Schools’ $5.5M Budget Discrepancy

• A Taste of Ireland Brings World-Class Irish Music and Dance to Macon

• Robins Financial Credit Union Announces the Passing of Board Member, Donald Hanson

• Georgia is 2026’s 7th Best State to Start a Business

• Atlanta Falcons Name Kevin Stefanski Head Coach

• Data Centers Promise Tax Gains for Georgia. But are they Delivering?

• Charlie Harper: More Trains Means More Trucks On Georgia’s Roads

• AARP Georgia Now Accepting Community Challenge Grant Applications

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