News

September 01, 2026

• Augusta Seeks Feedback on Data Center Ordinance

• Primark Accelerates Georgia Expansion with Second Store Arriving in Augusta

• WOW! and Augusta GreenJackets Partnership Supports Students, Teachers and Community

• Junior Achievement of Georgia Announces Third Class of Nineteen Under Nineteen Students to Watch

• North Georgia Farm to Honor Dolly Parton with Corn Maze Opening Next Month

• Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Names Dr. Patrick Frias New Chief Executive Officer

• Tidal Wave Auto Spa Expands to 64th Georgia Express Car Wash

• The Home Depot Expands Magic Apron to Deliver Personalized & Localized In-Store Guidance

• Unemployment Rates Fall Across All of Georgia’s Regional Commissions in July

• Top Metros for New Construction in 2026 Ranked

• New Data Shows 62% of Travelers Are Wrong About What Their Travel Credit Card Covers

• 65%of Consumers Will Use AI to Shop This Holiday Season

August 31, 2026

• Augusta Market Cuts Vendor Fees to Support Downtown Businesses

• Hawk Law Group’s Hawk Helps Hosts Third Annual Bookbag Bash

• New School Year, New Growth for AU’s School of Public Health

• North Augusta Nonprofit Aims to Break Guinness World Record with Sock Drive

• UGA School of Medicine Celebrates Inaugural White Coat Ceremony

• Booze Bankruptcy: Atlanta-Based Alcohol Distributor Lays Off Hundreds

• Last Bahama Breeze in Georgia Runs Out of Food, Closes for Good

• Charlie Harper: Dolly Parton Was As Good As It Gets

• Georgia Dept. of Ag Approves Federal Fuel Waiver to Boost Fuel Supply & Lower Gas Prices

• BTC Digital Ltd. Announces Georgia 10MW Cryptocurrency Computing Infrastructure

• National Vacancy Rate Doesn't Budge in the Third Quater

• New Report from Rillion Reveals the Finance AI Illusion Across U.S. Finance Functions

• 86% of Hiring Managers Say Personality Can Overcome Skills Gaps, 99% Say It Can Accelerate Careers

Older