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April 16, 2026

• Augusta Mayor’s Chief of Staff Resigns

• Where Hooves Meet Harmony: Aiken’s Signature Spring Evening Returns

• The Tiny RFID Chip has Revolutionized How UPS Ships Packages

• ‘Praying for Rain’: Drought Conditions Leave Georgia Farmers Desperate

• Albany Georgia Grown Resource Center Launches

• Applebee’s is Quietly Closing Locations Across Georgia and Florida

• The Wawa Foundation Supports Special Olympics Georgia

• Flock Safety Introduces Audit Assistance

• Morgan Medical Center Receives $1 Million Matching Challenge Grant to Launch ‘Growing for You’ Capital Campaign

• 90% of US Hiring Managers Say One Thing Speeds Up the Process - And Most Candidates Don't Use It

• Survey: One in Four On-Site Employees Would Rather Do Their Taxes Than Work in A Bad Workspace

• EY Study: Cybersecurity Leaders Investing in AI Agentic Defense to Combat Escalating AI-Enabled Threats

April 15, 2026

• Queensborough Mortgage Welcomes Lender John Mark Capers

• Golden Harvest Food Bank’s Summer Harvest Program Expands into South Carolina

• Serenity Behavioral Health Systems New Crisis Stabilization Unit Opens Doors in Augusta

• Generac Foundation Awards $10,000 Grant to Boost STEM Education in Local Schools

• Georgia University System Increases Tuition 1%

• Prime, Inc. Bringing 120 Jobs To Spalding County

• New Law Aims to Protect Georgia Seniors from Financial Exploitation

• Led by 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year Rachel Kinsaul, Georgia Schools Give Back Through Day of Service

• This 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Spent His Childhood in Georgia

• Southern Renewable Energy Association Launches Powering Georgia Initiative

• CARFAX: Used Car Prices Spike After Hitting 12-Month Low

• Over 75% of US Firms Experienced Payments Fraud in 2025, While AI Adoption for Fraud Mitigation Lags

• Survey Finds Sellers Are Optimistic Heading Into the 2026 Spring Market

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