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October 16, 2026

• Early Voting Turnout Surges in Richmond County

• Colony Bankcorp & First Reliance Bancshares Announce Shareholder Approval of Merger

• Good Get Apparel Launches New Men’s Pickleball Shorts, Restocks Core Lineup and Partners with Pink Fund

• Georgia Ports Achieves Permit for 3.5 Million TEU Container Terminal

• Georgia Power Highlights Customer Assistance and Energy-Saving Resources during Energy Efficiency Month

• Georgia Supreme Court Ruling Could Shift More Fire Costs to Property Taxpayers

• Ag Chris Carr Secures Major Victory in Defense of Georgia’s Social Media Law

• Georgia's Adolescent Literacy Playbook Brings a New Approach to Reading & Writing for Upper-Level Grades

• IXP Corporation Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• Study Finds Americans Turn to Friends for Financial Guidance, Including Tax Prep

• Rental Demand is Up 20% as High Lending Costs Stifle the For-Sale Market

• CEO Confidence Declined in Q4 2026

• Survey Finds Integration, AI and Complexity Redefine the Global Landscape

October 15, 2026

• Augusta Children’s Hospital Celebrates Renaming After Record $50M Donation

• Women Mean Business: Why Supporting Female Entrepreneurs Strengthens Communities.

• Columbia County Library System to Celebrate New Holds Locker at Evans Library

• InsiderAdvantage Georgia Governor Poll: Jackson Maintains Slight Edge

• Georgia DOT Recognized with Four Awards at Annual Public-Private Partnership (P3) Industry Ceremony

• September Georgia State Net Tax Revenues Up 2.3%

• Berrien High School Needs Your Help to Win $1 Million

• Georgia Farmer of the Year Pete Gelber Recognized for Dairy Innovation and Leadership

• Veteran Loan Fund Celebrates its First Veteran & MilSpouse Accelerator Cohort

• Rural America's Entrepreneurial Edge May Be Hiding in Plain Sight

• New Survey: 76% of People Say Health Care Is a Top Three Issue Determining Their Vote

• New Data Reveals Where U.S. Investors Are Using AI the Most

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