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• 94% of 2026 Homebuyers Will Change Their Plans If Interest Rates Don't Drop

  News, February 09, 2026

• New Report: Working Americans Struggling to Prepare for Retirement

  News, February 09, 2026

• Warner Robins Approves Rezoning for 16-acre Neighborhood with Homes and Local Businesses

  News, February 06, 2026

• Steward Partners Expands Footprint in Georgia with Addition of $630M Team

  News, February 06, 2026

• Keila Lockett Selected for Prestigious AI Adult Learning and Online Education Institute Fellowship

  News, February 06, 2026

• 'I'm Just Disappointed' | City Of Perry On Why Decades-Old Tree Was Cut Down, Despite Prior Statements

  News, February 06, 2026

• Blue Bird Reports Fiscal 2026 First Quarter Results

  News, February 06, 2026

• AT&T Expands Fiber Network to More Than Two Million Customer Locations in Georgia

  Features, February 06, 2026

  AT&T Fiber is now available to more than two million residential and business locations in Georgia. The expanded network gives more customers access to super-fast internet speeds up to 5-Gigs. AT&T made the announcement at an event in Albany alongside local and state leaders.

• Four Cities Complete Economic Placemaking Collaborative

  News, February 06, 2026

• $39 Million "Big Creek Farms," a 3,310-Acre Legacy Estate Vying for Georgia's Real Estate Record

  News, February 06, 2026

• Business Owner To Governor: Brian Kemp On Georgia’s Economic Future

  News, February 06, 2026

• Coca-Cola Discontinues Minute Maid’s Frozen Canned Juices After 80 Years

  News, February 06, 2026

• Kroger to Shutter Georgia Health Clinics

  News, February 06, 2026

• Nearly a Third of Opportunity Zones See Double Digit Home Price Increases

  News, February 06, 2026

• Survey: Companies Take a More Cautious Approach to Corporate Philanthropy as Political & Economic Pressures Mount

  Features, February 06, 2026

  Amid heightened scrutiny, companies are retreating from issues perceived as politically sensitive in their corporate philanthropy efforts. In 2026, nearly one-third of surveyed philanthropy leaders plan to scale back racial equality initiatives, with reductions also planned for environmental justice and gender equality, according to a new survey by The Conference Board. This continues the trend observed in 2025.

• 88% Of Leaders Are Confident Their Reorganization Will Deliver - Only 36% Of Employees Agree, Bain & Co Research

  News, February 06, 2026

• FlexJobs Releases 2026 Report on the Fastest-Growing Remote Freelance Jobs

  News, February 06, 2026

• Houston County Commission Approves 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan

  News, February 05, 2026

• Fort Valley Leaders Accept Gary Lee’s Resignation During Special Meeting

  News, February 05, 2026

• February Is Heart Month: Piedmont Macon Promotes Heart Health

  News, February 05, 2026

• State Leaders Discuss New Bills Aimed To Keep Georgia Schools Safer

  News, February 05, 2026

• 200 New Jobs Headed to Emanuel County

  News, February 05, 2026

• 10,000 Gallons Of Jet Fuel Spilled Into Flint River, EPA Says

  News, February 05, 2026

• New Guides Help Cities Engage Young People in Civic Life

  News, February 05, 2026

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 22,000 Jobs in January; Annual Pay was Up 4.5%

  News, February 05, 2026

• Global Construction Costs to Increase, but Uncertainty Will Test Delivery

  News, February 05, 2026

• Retail Sales Growth will Slow in the US, UK, France, and Germany in 2026, Bain & Company Forecasts

  News, February 05, 2026

• Cox Communications Invites Local Nonprofits to Apply for Cox Charities Grants

  News, February 04, 2026

• Macon-Bibb EMA Seeks Public Input On Updated Disaster Mitigation Plan

  News, February 04, 2026

• How A Houston County Program Is Getting Aspiring Teachers An Early Start In The Classroom

  News, February 04, 2026

• “Secure Your Mask First”: Men Talk About Taking Care Of Self, Redefining Strength

  News, February 04, 2026

• Unemployment Dropped Across Georgia’s Regional Commissions in December

  News, February 04, 2026

• SOS Brad Raffensperger Names Jason Doss as Investigative Agent in First Liberty Fallout

  News, February 04, 2026

• Charlie Harper: In Weather And Politics, Preparation Affects Perception

  News, February 04, 2026

• Companies Take a More Cautious Approach to Corporate Philanthropy as Political & Economic Pressures Mount

  News, February 04, 2026

• New-Vehicle Sales Slow in January, as Harsh Winter Weather & Economic Headwinds Hit Market

  News, February 04, 2026

• 105.1% Increase In Active Users For A Website Relaunch Study Shows on Average

  News, February 04, 2026

• NewTown Macon Opens Historic Bibb Theatre Doors for Open House

  News, February 03, 2026

• Sen. Larry Walker: Weeks Two & Three Under the Gold Dome

  News, February 03, 2026

• Milledgeville Names New Main Street Director, Advocating for Vibrant Downtown: City

  News, February 03, 2026

• River Edge Behavioral Health Opens Adult Peer Support and Community Integration Center

  News, February 03, 2026

• Flint Energies Announces April 1 Rate Changes

  News, February 03, 2026

• Atrium Health Navicent Improves Access to Care in Houston County With New Perry Primary Care Clinic

  News, February 03, 2026

• Did Georgia's Groundhog General Beauregard Lee See his Shadow? What the Groundhog Day Prognosticator Found

  News, February 03, 2026

• Coca-Cola will Reorganize its Workforce in 2026. It Starts with 75 Layoffs.

  News, February 03, 2026

• Georgia Dental Association Mobilizes Dentists Across Georgia for Children's Dental Health Month

  News, February 03, 2026

• Norfolk Southern Rail Fuels More Than $7.7B in Industrial Development Activity in 2025

  News, February 03, 2026

  Norfolk Southern Corporation customers advanced over 60 industrial development projects in 2025, representing $7.7 billion in industry investment for new or expanded rail–served facilities along Norfolk Southern and short line partner routes. This economic activity across states and industries was made possible by the reach of Norfolk Southern's strategic network footprint.

• The Home Depot Launches Material List Builder AI to Help Pros Save Time

  News, February 03, 2026

• Side Income Becomes a Permanent Fixture: 72% of Workers Rely on Secondary Income Sources in 2026

  News, February 03, 2026

• T. Rowe Price Experts Reveal What's Ahead For Retirement

  News, February 03, 2026

• Nearly 44% of U.S. Homes for Sale Now Carry HOA Fees as Dues Continue to Climb

  News, February 03, 2026

• Fort Valley State President Reflects On Tenure Ahead Of Retirement

  News, February 02, 2026

• Metro Macon Sees December Drop in Unemployment Rate

  News, February 02, 2026

• Central Georgia Business Owner Headed To Join Medical Staff At Winter Olympics

  News, February 02, 2026

• Mayor Lester Miller Named One Of Georgia’s Most Influential Leaders

  News, February 02, 2026

• Events Happening in Macon This Week

  News, February 02, 2026

• Governor Kemp Announces Third Round of Rural Site Development Grants

  Features, February 02, 2026

  Governor Brian Kemp announced the third round of grants from the Rural Site Development Initiative (RSDI) within the OneGeorgia Authority. With $4.3 million included in this latest allotment, the total investment committed to rural site development projects since the program’s launch in FY 2025 is now up to $21 million.

• Georgia Restaurant Association Announces 2026 Board of Directors

  News, February 02, 2026

• AT&T, Compudopt Provide Laptops to Georgia Sheriffs’ Youth Homes

  News, February 02, 2026

• Georgia Cotton Commission 2026 Trustees' Award Winners

  News, February 02, 2026

• Georgia Historical Society’s Georgia History Festival Continues with Family-Friendly Events

  Features, February 02, 2026

  The Georgia Historical Society's Georgia History Festival continues in February with a weekend of educational events for students and families in recognition of the founding of Georgia on February 12th, 1733. Taking place on Saturday, February 7th, and Sunday, February 8th, the festivities begin with the Colonial Faire & Muster at Wormsloe State Historic Site. The weekend wraps up on February 8 with the statewide tradition of Super Museum Sunday.

• Georgia Residential Land Development Council Announces Frank Schuler as Newest Member of Leadership Team

  News, February 02, 2026

• 58% of US Job Seekers Say Finding Work Will Be Harder in 2026 -- Yet 42% Are Already on the Hunt

  News, February 02, 2026

• America's Top 10 Real Estate News: Recent US Real Estate & Home News

  News, February 02, 2026

• It Takes 7 Years to Save for a Down Payment, Down From 2022 Peak of 12 Years

  News, February 02, 2026

• New Central Georgia Arena Construction Team Named

  News, January 30, 2026

• Atrium Health Navicent Substantially Raises Teammate Minimum Wage

  News, January 30, 2026

• Colony Bank Posts Strong Q4 Results, Raises Dividend

  News, January 30, 2026

• Metro Warner Robins Sees December Drop in Unemployment Rate

  News, January 30, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Announces TCSG, Mercer Transfer Agreements

  News, January 30, 2026

• Home Depot Cuts 800 Jobs, Ends Remote Work

  News, January 30, 2026

• CDC Foundation Builds Partnerships to Prevent Overdoses in Rural Georgia

  News, January 30, 2026

• Give a One-of-a-Kind Gift from Georgia Artists

  News, January 30, 2026

• State Farm Reports Frozen Pipes Costly in Georgia

  News, January 30, 2026

• Launching a Think Tank to Advance Maternal Vitality in Georgia

  News, January 30, 2026

• Charge Forward Georgia: A New Gateway to EV Jobs & Training

  Features, January 30, 2026

  The electric vehicle industry is booming in Georgia with major manufacturers like Hyundai, Kia and Rivian establishing and expanding operations across the Peach State. To support this growth, a new resource -- Charge Forward Georgia -- has launched as a one-stop hub for students, EV jobseekers, and employers.

• S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index Reports Annual Gain In November 2025

  News, January 30, 2026

• US CEOs Signal Major Rebound in Dealmaking Confidence as M&A Intent Soars

  Features, January 30, 2026

  After a period of relative caution, US business leaders are entering 2026 with a renewed appetite for growth through acquisition. According to the latest EY-Parthenon CEO Outlook Survey, 62% of US CEOs plan to actively pursue mergers and acquisitions over the next 12 months. This represents a significant 27-percentage-point surge from the 35% recorded in September 2025.

• Endear Reveals How Retailers Can Retain 70% of Holiday Shoppers

  News, January 30, 2026

• New VirtuousAI Research: Mid-Market CEOs See AI's Value, But Most Remain Stuck in Pilot Mode

  News, January 30, 2026

• Winter Menu Launch: Edgar’s Bistro Returns with Southern Flair and New Leadership

  News, January 29, 2026

• Casey Fleckenstein Named Chief Executive Officer of Monroe County Hospital

  News, January 29, 2026

• Macon, Georgia’s WNEX The Creek 100.9 FM, Powered by Visit Macon, Names New General Manager

  News, January 29, 2026

• Central Georgia Cancer Care Successfully Re-Certified as ASCO Certified Practice

  News, January 29, 2026

• Former Utility Commissioner Tim Echols Reflects On Georgia's New Power Politics

  News, January 29, 2026

• Proposed Georgia Bill Aims To Cap Ambulance Costs For Some Residents

  News, January 29, 2026

• HunterMaclean Welcomes Attorney Jessica Wright to Litigation Practice Group

  News, January 29, 2026

• PWC: CEO Confidence in Revenue Outlook Hits Five-Year Low as AI Becomes a Defining Divide

  News, January 29, 2026

• What's Driving Travel in 2026: Travelers' Top Motivations This Year

  News, January 29, 2026

• Home Affordability Remains Strained Nationwide, With Modest Fourth Quarter Improvement

  News, January 29, 2026

• New Superintendent Sets Direction for Peach County Schools

  News, January 28, 2026

• Macon Pops "Love Is All You Need" Fundraiser Concert & Auction

  News, January 28, 2026

• UPS to Eliminate 30,000 More Jobs as Amazon Volume Cuts Accelerate; Shares Rise

  News, January 28, 2026

• Port of Savannah Achieves Second Busiest Year Ever

  News, January 28, 2026

• Georgia’s Rachel Kinsaul Named Finalist for National Teacher of the Year

  News, January 28, 2026

• Georgia Power Says Customer Rates Could Drop as Soon as June Following PSC Filings

  News, January 28, 2026

• Georgia’s Investments In Infrastructure Will Keep Peach State Moving Forward

  News, January 28, 2026

• Resistance to Data Centers Fuels Flood of Georgia Bills Targeting the Industry

  Features, January 28, 2026

  Anger and opposition to the rapid rise of data centers across Georgia has led to a surge of bills that would clamp down on the resource-consuming industry.

• US Consumer Confidence Fell Sharply in January

  News, January 28, 2026

• Two‑Thirds of Americans Expect Tax Changes to Affect Them Personally in 2026, Survey Finds

  News, January 28, 2026

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