News

March 18, 2026

• Healthcare Technology Company Scales Up in Metro Atlanta

• Tax Rebates Worth up to $500 Unanimously Approved by Georgia General Assembly

• Georgia Farmers’ Long Wait for Helene Relief is Ending

• Data Center Construction Keeps Georgia's Economy Going. Don’t Stop the Momentum.

• Georgia Legislation Would Require Disclosures Involving Foreign Contributions, Donations

• Jackson County Area Chamber Names Murriel Wiley to Director, Economic Development Position

• Braves Offering Fans Rare Chance to Explore Truist Park at Free Open House

• Republican State Senators Push Changes to Georgia Voting Machines

• Worker Confidence in Tech Skills Drops 14% Points Annually as Employer Optimism & Talent Reality Clash

• Home Buyers Spend Almost $32,000 in Expenses Beyond the Down Payment -- 4x More Than Expected

March 17, 2026

• Cybersecurity Expert Warns Georgia Could be Target of Cyberattacks Amid Iran Conflict

• The Winn-Dixie Company Transitions Stores Under the Winn-Dixie Brand

• GACCE Announces 2026 Staff Service Award Recipients

• Georgia Legislation Raise Concerns about Public Access to Police Videos

• Stephanie Stuckey: A Coming Back Story

• Georgia Brownfield Association Announces 2026 Executive Committee

• Cox Automotive Surpasses Major EV Battery Recycling Milestone

• Upgraded Points Study Reveals the Best U.S. Cities for a St. Patrick's Day Pub Crawl

• Worker Anxiety Over AI Is Growing, and Employers Aren't Preparing Employees for What's Next

• Economic Optimism Rebounds Upward & Company Confidence Strengthens

March 16, 2026

• Fastenal to Break Ground on New Southeast U.S. Distribution Facility

• From Peanuts to Processors? South Georgia gets Largest Data Center Pitch yet.

• Georgia to get New Wildlife Area on Land Bought from Okefenokee Mining Company

• Georgia Supreme Court Restores Clarity for Municipal Liability Standards

• Georgia Chamber Trade Brief: Georgia Breaks Records, Outpacing National Growth

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