News

July 28, 2026

• Georgia DOT Names Hiral Patel and Tim Matthews to New Leadership Roles

• The Institute for Georgia Environmental Leadership Announces Key Milestones

• Georgia Power Cuts Ribbon on New Moody Battery Energy Storage Facility Paired with Solar

• Unemployment Rates Rise Across All of Georgia’s Regional Commissions in June

• KPMG Study Reveals How Well Employees Work with AI

• Retail & Ecommerce Companies Face More Than $5 in Costs for Every $1 Lost to Fraud

• New Research Reveals the $9M Hidden Cost of the Hybrid Workplace

July 27, 2026

• Augusta Symphony hosts Fourth Annual Music Therapy Showcase

• Judge Amanda N. Heath Elected President of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges

• Projects Awarded in East-Central Georgia

• Plans Stall for New Gas Station on Furys Ferry in Evans

• Okefenokee Earns World Heritage Site Status, but Mining Concerns Persist

• There are Gaps in Food Access in Georgia, but not Where You’d Expect

• Chick-fil-A is Testing a Spicy Version of This Fan-Favorite Menu Item

• $1,000 Car Payments are Increasingly Common, Especially in Georgia

• Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper Calls for Stronger Protections for Georgia’s Specialty Crop Producers

• Financial Wellbeing of Employees at U.S. Companies Hits Four-Year High, Even as Cost-of-Living Pressures Persist

• AI Is Making Software Easier to Find and Harder to Buy, According to New G2 Research

• TTW Releases the Top 50 Beach Travel Destinations in the World for 2026

July 24, 2026

• Metro Augusta Reports Unemployment Rate of 4.2% in June

• Columbia County, Google and Georgia Power Partner to Protect Ratepayers and Make Growth Work for Residents

• SRP Ambassadors Support Local K-12 Students in United Way’s Stuff the Bus Drive

• The World Came to Atlanta. Atlanta Showed Up.

• 2026 Joint and Senate Study Committee Appointments Announced

• New AARP Georgia Poll: Older Voters Poised to Decide Tight Governor, Senate Races

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