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• “Grow Richmond” Fair Aims to Strengthen Workforce in Richmond County School System

  News, February 26, 2026

• New Signature Trees Restore AU’s Summerville Campus Entrance

  News, February 26, 2026

• RCSS Releases Change to the 2025-2026 Academic Calendar

  News, February 26, 2026

• AARP Georgia Honors 21 State Legislators Who Also Serve as Family Caregivers

  News, February 26, 2026

• Ag Chris Carr Leads 19-State Coalition to Preserve Access to Critical Crime-Fighting Tool

  News, February 26, 2026

• H V Jenkins Warrior Council Earns Multiple Honors at GASC Convention

  News, February 26, 2026

• Southern Company Receives Historic Department of Energy $26.5B Loan Guarantees to Increase Grid Reliability

  Features, February 26, 2026

  Customers across Alabama and Georgia are set to benefit from a historic U.S. government investment into energy infrastructure and grid reliability. Southern Company's subsidiaries, Georgia Power and Alabama Power, have received a loan package of up to $26.54 billion from the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Dominance Financing. Over the approximately 30-year term of the loans, customers are expected to recognize estimated savings of $7 billion.

• Gen Z Leads a 66% Surge in Self-Taught Job Skills, Creating a Verification Headache

  News, February 26, 2026

• U.S Homeowners Struggle With Costs of Homeownership

  News, February 26, 2026

• Survey: 3 in 10 Workers Say AI Has Increased Their Workload as Employers Raise Productivity Expectations

  News, February 26, 2026

• Columbia County Getting Closer to Completing Multi-year Widening Project for Furys Ferry Road

  News, February 25, 2026

• Augusta Positioned to Become a Leader in Medical Device Entrepreneurship

  Features, February 25, 2026

  The Georgia Institute of Technology and Augusta University have launched a collaborative effort to boost the city’s medical device innovation ecosystem. The Augusta region is already a major hub for health and life sciences, boasting five hospitals and the Medical College of Georgia, the nation’s 13th oldest medical school and one of its largest.

• Augusta University Honors Student Artists at 2026 Exhibition

  News, February 25, 2026

• Richmond County BOE Approves 2026 Facilities Master Plan

  News, February 25, 2026

• Kia Georgia Celebrates Trio of Major Milestones, Including Start of Production for 2027 Kia Telluride

  Features, February 25, 2026

  Kia Georgia team members marked another historic day at its West Point facility Tuesday with the start of production of the all-new 2027 Kia Telluride.

• RTX’s Pratt & Whitney Announces New $200M Columbus Expansion, Cuts Ribbon on Prior Expansion

  News, February 25, 2026

• Bill to Designate Cotton as Official State Fabric Introduced

  News, February 25, 2026

• Georgia Power Foundation CEO Audrey King Reflects on Legacy, Leadership & Open Doors at Recent Lecture

  News, February 25, 2026

• Home Depot Q4 Earnings: Contractor Focus Drives Growth Despite Weak Housing Market

  News, February 25, 2026

• Atlanta Braves Announce Launch of Exclusive Braves Television Network: BravesVision

  News, February 25, 2026

• US Consumer Confidence Inched Up in February

  News, February 25, 2026

• Retirement Asset Ownership Is Widespread Among Gig-Worker Households

  News, February 25, 2026

• Nearly Half of Americans Feel Trapped in Their Homes as Mortgage Rates Freeze the Housing Market

  News, February 25, 2026

• Veteran McDonald's Operators Expand Scenthound into South Carolina and Georgia

  News, February 24, 2026

• Bill Beazley Homes Celebrates 50 Years of Building Communities: From a Single Foundation to a Regional Legacy

  Features, February 24, 2026

  Bill Beazley Homes, a cornerstone of residential development in the Greater Augusta-Aiken region, is proud to announce the official celebration of its 50th anniversary. Since breaking ground on its very first home in 1976, the company has grown from a local builder into a nationally recognized "Giant of Building," shaping the landscape of Georgia and South Carolina.

• SRNS Supply Chain Maintains Commitment to DOE’s Strategic Goals

  News, February 24, 2026

• Georgians Looking for a New Job Have More Options than Some Other States

  News, February 24, 2026

• 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year Rachel Kinsaul Leads Statewide Day of Service Initiative March 18th

  News, February 24, 2026

  As Georgia's 2026 Teacher of the Year, Rachel Kinsaul is encouraging schools and districts across the state to engage students in meaningful service learning through a Day of Service initiative focused on community connection, real-world learning, and civic responsibility.

• Georgia Roof Shingles Factory is Ramping Up, Hoping for a Homebuilding Boom

  News, February 24, 2026

• Senate Budget Asserts Priorities, Highlights Change

  News, February 24, 2026

• Opening Doors for Georgia’s Foster Youth Through Technical Education

  News, February 24, 2026

• Commissioner Hubbard Moves to Amend the Certification of the 10,000-Megawatt Grid Expansion for Data Centers, Based on Legal Concerns

  News, February 24, 2026

• January U.S. Travel Agency Air Ticket Sales Top $10 Billion

  News, February 24, 2026

• AI Hype Versus Reality & 'Generational Recession': New Goodwill Report Reveals Growing Workforce Gaps

  Features, February 24, 2026

  Amid widespread layoffs and economic disruption, a new report from Goodwill Industries reveals a number of critical gaps in the reality of today's workforce. The Workforce in Flux: Americans and the Changing World of Work report, includes findings that allude to a deepening "generational recession" affecting the nation's youngest workers as well as a widening gap between AI expectations and reality.

• AI, Automation, and Sustainability Lead Packaging and Processing Trends

  News, February 24, 2026

• Survey: AI Slop Crisis: 7 in 10 Managers Report Recurring, Costly Errors from Direct Reports' AI Use

  News, February 24, 2026

• Augusta Tomorrow Unveils 2035 Vision Plan for Downtown Development

  News, February 23, 2026

• Augusta Startup Creo AI Launches AI Marketing for Local Small Businesses

  News, February 23, 2026

• Japan Trade Deal to Bring $600M ‘Diamond Grit’ Factory to Georgia

  News, February 23, 2026

• Georgia DOT Awards $85.7M in January

  News, February 23, 2026

• Del Taco Closes All its Georgia Locations

  News, February 23, 2026

• Amanda Free Named President of Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Georgia

  Features, February 23, 2026

  Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia announced that Amanda Free has been named President. She succeeds Robert Bunch, who has transitioned to a new role within Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, leading the East Region Commercial region and Anthem’s Specialty Business.

• Functional Unemployment' Improves in January; Remains Up Year-Over-Year

  News, February 23, 2026

• IFA Predicts Steady Growth For Franchising In 2026 Economic Outlook

  News, February 23, 2026

• Vacancy and Zombie Home Rates Low Across the Country

  News, February 23, 2026

• New Retail Growth Brings Hope to South Augusta Shopping Center

  News, February 20, 2026

• Winston’s Tavern Brings Elevated Dining to Columbia County

  News, February 20, 2026

• Trader Joe’s Confirms Plans For Store In Evans

  News, February 20, 2026

• Georgia Communities Receive Infrastructure Loans Totaling $118.1M

  News, February 20, 2026

• Southern Reports Q4 Earnings, Forecasts Continued Large Loads Growth

  News, February 20, 2026

• Georgia Cotton Industry Backs Bipartisan Buying American Cotton Act

  News, February 20, 2026

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Continued to Decline in December

  News, February 20, 2026

• Gen Z Job Searches Now Come With a Plus-One: Mom or Dad

  News, February 20, 2026

• New Survey from Accounting Seed Reveals Gap Between AI Hype and Reality in SMB Market

  News, February 20, 2026

• Former Augusta Mayor Leads Long-Term Hurricane Relief Effort

  News, February 19, 2026

• Local Developer Sues City of Aiken for $40M, Alleging Bad Faith Breach of Sewer Contract

  News, February 19, 2026

• Trump Says Japan to Invest in Energy, Industrial Projects in Ohio, Texas and Georgia

  News, February 19, 2026

• GDOL Honored as “Model Agency” for HR Excellence

  Features, February 19, 2026

  The Georgia Department of Labor has earned the “Model Agency Award” for Excellence in Human Resources from the Georgia Department of Administrative Services, achieving the highest assessment results among all Tier 1 agencies.

• Georgia Announces Delegates and Alternates for 2026 U.S. Senate Youth Program

  News, February 19, 2026

• Georgia-Pacific Names Nate Medina Senior Vice President and General Sales Manager of GP PRO

  News, February 19, 2026

• Senior Living Referral Agencies Focus of New Consumer Protection Legislation

  News, February 19, 2026

• Sens. Ossoff, Rev. Warnock Delivering Drinking Water Upgrades through Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

  News, February 19, 2026

• Retirement Confidence Among Middle-Income Americans Declines Amid Economic Uncertainty

  News, February 19, 2026

• New-Vehicle Prices Climb Higher in January; Automakers Cut Incentives to Help Protect Margins

  News, February 19, 2026

• AI is Spreading Faster Than Companies Can Secure it, CISO Survey Finds

  News, February 19, 2026

• Report: Support for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Remains High--but Only 50% of US Employees See Real Impact

  News, February 19, 2026

• Columbia County Leaders Working to Bring Trader Joe’s to Evans

  News, February 18, 2026

• 2026 Battle For the Paddle Set for March 25th

  News, February 18, 2026

• Georgia Power Delivers Lower Costs for Customers with Latest Filings

  Features, February 18, 2026

  Georgia Power today filed its expected Fuel Cost Recovery and Storm Cost Recovery cases with the Georgia Public Service Commission. Together, the cases seek to lower costs for customers through two distinct filings. The cumulative effect of the filings will result in overall lower rates for customers beginning this summer if approved by the Georgia PSC.

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

  News, February 18, 2026

• Georgia Seafood Summit Brings Industry Together for Learning, Connection

  News, February 18, 2026

• UGA School of Medicine Granted Preliminary Accreditation

  News, February 18, 2026

• TCSG & American College of Education Announce New Articulation Agreement

  News, February 18, 2026

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

  News, February 18, 2026

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

  News, February 18, 2026

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

  News, February 18, 2026

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

  News, February 18, 2026

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

  News, February 18, 2026

• Columbia County Chamber Announces Award Winners at 21st Annual Banquet

  News, February 17, 2026

• GreenJackets Announce 2026 Coaching Staff

  News, February 17, 2026

• Masters Tournament Announces New Chairman Of Rules And Competition Committees

  News, February 17, 2026

• High-tech Skin Cancer Training Meets Rural Health Care

  News, February 17, 2026

• Simon Bloom Named Chair of the Board of Georgia Works

  News, February 17, 2026

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

  News, February 17, 2026

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

  News, February 17, 2026

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

  News, February 17, 2026

• Seventh Annual Global Symposium Brings the World to Macon’s Wesleyan College Feb. 19th

  News, February 17, 2026

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

  News, February 17, 2026

• New Report: Small Businesses Enter 2026 with Sustained Confidence

  News, February 17, 2026

• Ad Ranking: Lay's "Last Harvest" Is America's Favorite Super Bowl 2026 Ad

  News, February 17, 2026

• Survey: 6 in 10 Workers Are Clinging To Their Jobs as Job Hugging Soars in 2026

  News, February 17, 2026

• Healthcare Hiring Shows Early 2026 Momentum Amid Growing Candidate Interest

  News, February 17, 2026

• AU College of Nursing’s Walters Chosen for Highly Selective Program with NLN

  News, February 13, 2026

• Helms College Granted Full Five-Year Accreditation by ACCET, Affirming Quality, Outcomes, and Community Impact

  Features, February 13, 2026

  Helms College has been granted full reaccreditation for five years by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training, the national accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. The action affirms the college’s academic quality, institutional effectiveness, and commitment to student success through 2030.

• Georgia Chamber Hosts Rural Day at the Capitol

  News, February 13, 2026

• Georgia Historical Society Premieres New Georgia Day Video Exploring the Thirteenth Colony’s Founding

  Features, February 13, 2026

  In recognition of the 293rd anniversary of Georgia’s founding on February 12, 1733, the Georgia Historical Society premieres a new Georgia Day video today, marking Georgia Day 2026.

• Brunswick Harbor Dredging Under Way

  News, February 13, 2026

• Gov. Kemp, DNR Announce 2026 Forestry for Wildlife Partners

  News, February 13, 2026

• Global Manufacturing Demand Rebounds In January To Its Strongest Since May 2022

  News, February 13, 2026

• Foreclosure Activity Rises Annually For The Eleventh Straight Month, Extending The Trend Into 2026

  News, February 13, 2026

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