News

January 27, 2026

• AAA: A Small Weekend Bump at the Pump for Georgia Drivers

• Northwest Georgia Voters to Head to Polls March 10th for Federal and, Now, State Election

• AG Chris Carr Appoints John Henry Thompson as State’s New Solicitor General

• 'Functional Unemployment' Hits Highest Level Since 2021, Says Ludwig Institute

• U.S. Luxury Housing Diverges Sharply Across Local Markets

• Marketing Jobs: More Employers Hire, Fewer Roles Open as Market Turns Leaner & More Senior

January 26, 2026

• ‘It’s Time for Action’ on Region’s Economic Mobility Challenges

• Gwinnett Chamber Legislative Update Hosts Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones, Highlights Priorities for a Pivotal Year at the Capitol

• SoftWave's New Leadership Team Accelerating Commercial Growth and Market Expansion

• Atlanta Braves’ Hall of Famer Chipper Jones Named a Keynote Speaker At MSM’s Self-Storage Event, THE Show

• Georgia State Opens Applications for the Main Street Foundry Accelerator Program

• VTEC Announces National Expansion Anchored by Fort Gillem National Training Center

• Helen Falkner Named President of Jackson Physician Search

• SweetWater Introduces Big Trip Double IPA: A Bold New Craft Beer

• Toll Brothers Announces New Luxury Home Collection Coming Soon to Milton

• Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Awards $11.7M for Development of 1,900 Affordable Housing Units

• Cox Automotive Unveils Cox Fleet, Setting a New Standard for Fleet Uptime Nationwide

• Georgia Economist Projects Slow Growth, Lingering Inflation for 2026

• Are You Owed $20 After Verizon Outage in GA? Beware of Scam Messages

• JAMES Presents 2025 ‘Top Lobbyist’ Awards

• New Program Expands Early Autism Diagnosis for Children in Rural Georgia

• New UGA Libraries Exhibit Illuminates Atlanta’s Olympic legacy

• GameStop Closing 15 Georgia Locations

• Americans Carry $1.21 Trillion in Credit Card Debt

• Long Weekends Are the New Vacations: How Travellers Are Redefining Time Off in 2026

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