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February 18, 2026

• Macon-Bibb Hires New CIO to Lead IT Department

• 'We All Loved Bill' | Central Georgia Broadcasters Reflect On Bill Elder’s Life, Legacy In Macon

• From Demolition to Opportunity: Bloomfield-Gilead’s Continued Growth

• Former Milledgeville Mayor John Grant Dies At 99

• Robins AFB Laser-focused on Aircrew Eye Protection

• Lawmakers Push Plan To Lift Georgia’s Lagging Literacy Rates

• Georgia Seafood Summit Brings Industry Together for Learning, Connection

• UGA School of Medicine Granted Preliminary Accreditation

• TCSG & American College of Education Announce New Articulation Agreement

• Georgia’s Sales Tax Breaks for Data Centers Tally More Than $2.5 Billion

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts “MoneyTalks” Programs for High School and College Students Across Georgia

• Corporate and Private Equity Leaders Anticipate Stronger M&A Activity in 2026

• 86% of US Hiring Managers Say AI Makes It Too Easy to Exaggerate Skills on Resumes

• Redfin Reports Homebuyer Down Payments Shrink for First Time in 5 Months

February 17, 2026

• Sen. Larry Walker: Week Five Under the Gold Dome

• MBC Chamber Announced First-Ever Youth Entrepreneur at YEP Finals

• Major Milestone as Mercer’s ‘Go Baby Go’ Builds 200th Toy Car for Children With Limited Mobility

• Morgan Park Now Leasing in Fayetteville

• Mayor Miller Holds First Council of Clergy of the Year

• Macon-Bibb EMA Director Testifies Before U.S. Senate on Behalf of IAEM

• Simon Bloom Named Chair of the Board of Georgia Works

• Rusty Haygood Named Associate Director of Governmental Training, Education, and Development at the UGA Institute of Government

• Could These Proposals Shore Up Georgia’s Teacher Workforce? Lawmakers Hope So.

• Louie Perry, Jr. Recipient of Harry S. Baker Distinguished Service Award

• KBH Industrial Repeats as Fastest-growing UGA Business in Bulldog 100

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