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• Metro Athens Sees Record Employment Gains in April as Unemployment Declines to 2.4%

  News, May 29, 2026

• Athens Area Diaper Bank to Receive Funding From Ossoff, Warnock

  News, May 29, 2026

• Georgia PSC Approves Plan to Lower Overall Rates, Deliver Annual Savings of $50 Per Year for Georgia Power Residential Customers

  Features, May 29, 2026

  The Georgia Public Service Commission approved a plan to lower overall rates for customers and deliver annual savings of approximately $50 per year, or $4.04 per month, for the typical residential customer using an average of 1,000 kilowatt-hours a month. Total annual savings for all Georgia Power customers will amount to approximately $285 million.

• Pizza Hut Turns Back Time with Retro Look at These Georgia Locations

  News, May 29, 2026

• Family Dollar Closing 26 Stores in GA. See if One is Near You?

  News, May 29, 2026

• Georgia Football Game Time, TV Networks Announced for First Three Games

  News, May 29, 2026

• Frozen Poultry Exports Up 8.5% at Georgia Ports

  News, May 29, 2026

• Moneypenny Survey Shows the Divide in How SMBs & Customers Perceive Their Customer’s Communication Experiences

  Features, May 29, 2026

  A new report from Moneypenny shows SMBs believe they are delivering a better call experience than their customers perceive. The research was commissioned among 2,000 SMBs and 2,000 consumers to understand the gap between business and customer perceptions, and across every single contact method tested, businesses scored themselves significantly higher than customers.

• “Path from Pre-K to College” Sweepstakes Announces Four Pre-K Winners from Across Georgia

  News, May 29, 2026

• 5 Georgia High Schools to Begin Testing Drones to Stop Mass Shootings

  News, May 29, 2026

• American Affordability Pressure Increases as New Vehicle Prices Approach Record High

  News, May 29, 2026

• It's a Renter's Market: 2 in 5 Listings Come with a Deal This Spring

  News, May 29, 2026

• Loans for Home Purchases at 12-Year Low

  News, May 29, 2026

• Georgia Theatre Company and IMAX Expand Partnership

  News, May 28, 2026

• AT&T Invests More than $18.2 Billion in Network Infrastructure from 2021 to 2025

  Features, May 28, 2026

  Connectivity is the backbone of today’s innovation economy, shaping our daily life and supporting the safety and resilience of communities nationwide. In Georgia, AT&T has invested more than $18.2 billion into their network from 2021 to 2025. This investment is expanding the modern infrastructure Georgians rely on today and into the future and powering possibilities across our state.

• Georgia’s Leadership in Lowering Chronic Absenteeism

  News, May 28, 2026

• Georgia Natural Gas Reaches 1 Billion Pounds of Carbon Offsets Through Greener Life

  News, May 28, 2026

• Spatial Engineering Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, May 28, 2026

• AG Chris Carr to U.S. Supreme Court: One City Cannot Set Energy Policy for the Whole Country

  News, May 28, 2026

• CEO Confidence Tumbled in Q2

  Features, May 28, 2026

  The Conference Board Measure of CEO Confidence in collaboration with The Business Council fell to 47 in Q2 2026 from 59 in Q1, as optimism among leaders of large firms plunged.

• US Consumer Confidence Edged Downward in May

  News, May 28, 2026

• Functional Unemployment Edges Higher Amid Signs of Labor Market Weakness

  News, May 28, 2026

• New Homes Save Buyers $25,000 Over Ten Years, Offsetting Higher Upfront Costs

  News, May 28, 2026

• UGA Celebrates Staff at Annual Staff Appreciation Celebration

  News, May 27, 2026

• Wheels Up Lead Strategic Investor Delta Air Lines Agrees to Extend Lock-Up

  News, May 27, 2026

• Beth Lowry Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

  News, May 27, 2026

• AT&T Makes $25,000 Community Investment to Support Communities Affected by the Georgia Wildfires

  News, May 27, 2026

• REALTORS Relief Foundation Providing Funds for Georgia Residents Affected by Wildfires

  News, May 27, 2026

• GPA’s Gainesville Inland Port Open for Business

  Features, May 27, 2026

  Crews at Georgia Ports Authority’s Gainesville Inland Port has worked multiple trains and trucks at the facility since the opening on May 4, 2026, kicking off direct daily rail service between the inland manufacturing hub and the Port of Savannah.

• Georgia Joins States Using Speed-Control Devices for Dangerous Drivers

  News, May 27, 2026

• Nearly 1 in 4 Workers Is Over 55--And That Share Is Still Rising

  News, May 27, 2026

• New Report Highlights How Successful Staffing Companies Are Evolving Amid AI Boom

  News, May 27, 2026

• Survey: 80% of Corporate Leaders Say Growth Has Become More Challenging

  News, May 27, 2026

• Home Sales Rebound Where Supply Has Surged

  News, May 27, 2026

• Adam Wexler Commits Largest Single Donation in UGA Athletics History to Support Georgia Men’s Basketball

  News, May 26, 2026

• Oconee County Board of Education Holds First Budget Hearing

  News, May 26, 2026

• Georgia DOT Awards $107.2M in Construction Projects

  News, May 26, 2026

• Georgia Power Shares Tips, Tools and Free Resources to Reduce Energy Use This Summer

  News, May 26, 2026

• GSW President Michelle Johnston Accepts New Role in Alabama

  News, May 26, 2026

• Georgia Southern, Kennesaw State Join the Georgia Research Alliance

  News, May 26, 2026

• New Formal Partnership Announced to Support Georgia's Veterans

  News, May 26, 2026

• May Matters Coalition Drives Record Civic Engagement in Georgia Primary; June Matters Runoff Outreach Already Underway

  Features, May 26, 2026

  Georgia's primary election made history this week. The Georgia Secretary of State has already reported more than two million ballots cast, breaking every historical voter turnout record for a Georgia primary election. The Georgia Chamber of Commerce is proud to continue partnering with May Matters as the initiative expands into June Matters.

• Georgia Ag Commissioner Tyler Harper Announces Winning Entries in 2026 Ag Week Photo Contest

  News, May 26, 2026

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Inched Up in April

  News, May 26, 2026

• U.S. Rents Fall for 33rd Straight Month

  News, May 26, 2026

• Summer Travel Takes Off: United Sees Flight Demand Spikes Around the Season's Biggest Cultural Moments

  News, May 26, 2026

• Analysis Finds Spring Remains the Prime Window for Home Sellers

  News, May 26, 2026

• Tim Denson, Dexter Fisher Heading to Runoff in Athens-Clarke County Mayor's Race

  News, May 21, 2026

• St. Mary’s Good Samaritan Hospital Announces $45.6 Million Expansion

  News, May 21, 2026

• Nine Georgia Cities Among 14 Communities Receiving $74.7 Million in Infrastructure Loans

  News, May 21, 2026

• The Georgia Chamber Announces Second Year of Coolest Thing Made in Georgia Competition

  Features, May 21, 2026

  On Monday, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce with Synovus, now merged with Pinnacle Financial Partners, announced that nominations for the Coolest Thing Made in Georgia competition have opened.

• Georgia DOT Will Suspend Lane Closures for Memorial Day Weekend, Releases Statewide Travel Forecasts

  News, May 21, 2026

• Kennesaw State Advancing Its Research Impact as New Member of Georgia Research Alliance

  News, May 21, 2026

• Georgia DNR Launches New Grant Aimed to Protect Historic Battlefield Lands

  News, May 21, 2026

• Take the Trip: KAYAK Summer Travel Report Highlights Smart Ways to Save on Summer Travel

  News, May 21, 2026

• iHire Survey: 81% of Candidates Are More Likely to Apply If a Job Ad Mentions the Employer's Core Values

  News, May 21, 2026

• $1 Trillion Industrial Boom Is Reshaping US Housing in 2026

  News, May 21, 2026

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 109,000 Jobs in April; Annual Pay was Up 4.4%

  News, May 21, 2026

• Savannah Blasingame with St Mary's Internal Medicine Associates Discusses Osteoporosis

  Video, May 20, 2026

  Savannah Blasingame with St Mary's Internal Medicine Associates discusses screenings for osteoporosis and common risk factors.

• Nine Schools from Oconee County Earn Single Statewide Accountability System Awards

  News, May 20, 2026

• Home Depot Posts Lower Profit as Homeowners Hold Off on Large Projects

  News, May 20, 2026

• National Peanut Board Unveils Bold Brand Platform to Unify America's Peanut Industry

  News, May 20, 2026

• 2,026 Students Commit to Teaching Profession at Second Annual Teach in the Peach Statewide Educator Signing Day

  News, May 20, 2026

• Report Warns Distrust in Elections Threatens Business Confidence and Economic Stability

  News, May 20, 2026

• U.S.Nonprofits Demonstrate Overwhelming Interest in Improving Trust

  News, May 20, 2026

• A Shifting Housing Market Drives Down Payments to Four-Year Low

  News, May 20, 2026

• Survey: Healthcare Executives Asking More of Employees Due to Staffing Gaps & Rising Service Demands

  News, May 20, 2026

• BankSouth Employees Earn Georgia Banking School Diplomas

  News, May 19, 2026

• Jimmy Carter's Solar Farm is Still Keeping His Georgia Hometown Running Decades Later

  News, May 19, 2026

• Georgia Drivers Warned as Seatbelt and Speeding Crackdowns Begin

  News, May 19, 2026

• Georgia's Licensed Professionals Face Less Red Tape, Fewer Barriers to Success

  News, May 19, 2026

• UGA Fanning Institute Launches Webinar Series to Elevate Community Leadership Across Georgia

  News, May 19, 2026

• Georgia Humanities Celebrates New Leadership, Student Achievement, and Community Programs

  Features, May 19, 2026

  Georgia Humanities is pleased to share a season of exciting milestones—from new organizational leadership to student scholars heading to the national stage, a celebrated Smithsonian traveling exhibition, and the launch of a statewide speakers bureau connecting communities across the state.

• Georgia Benefits from 20,000 New Kinetic Fiber Builds

  News, May 19, 2026

• Most Hoteliers Use AI Daily, but Guest Experience Still Needs a Human Touch

  News, May 19, 2026

• Analysis Reveals Airports with the Highest Cancellation Rates in the U.S.

  News, May 19, 2026

• 1 in 3 Americans are Unable to Make Full Monthly Debt Payments, Survey Finds

  News, May 19, 2026

• BOE Announces Dr. Jennifer Scott as Sole Finalist for Clarke County Superintendent

  News, May 18, 2026

• Reviewing the TSPLOST Choice on the Primary Ballot

  News, May 18, 2026

• Classic City Band to Bring Athenians to Carnegie Hall

  News, May 18, 2026

• Georgia-Based Unified Legacy to Create 500 New Jobs in Macon-Bibb County

  News, May 18, 2026

• Drought Concerns Fuel New Debate Over Data Centers in Georgia

  News, May 18, 2026

• Georgia Expands Afterschool and Summer Learning with a $7.5 Million Public-Private Investment

  News, May 18, 2026

• Novelis to Support New U.S. Government Child Savings Accounts Program

  News, May 18, 2026

• Governor Brian Kemp Issues Proclamation Recognizing Georgia Hospital Week

  Features, May 18, 2026

  In recognition of National Hospital Week, Governor Brian Kemp has officially proclaimed this week, as Georgia Hospital Week, honoring the dedicated healthcare professionals, caregivers, and hospital teams who serve communities across the state every day.

• Gen Z Entrepreneurs Outnumber Baby Boomers in New Business Starts

  News, May 18, 2026

• 72% of Employees Say Receiving Work Anniversary Gifts Would Make Them More Likely to Stay

  News, May 18, 2026

• Selling with One Agent on Both Sides Cost Home Sellers $1.49 Billion Over Three Years

  News, May 18, 2026

• ACC Manager Says Extra Tax Dollars Should go to County Employee Salary Increases, More

  News, May 15, 2026

• St. Mary’s to create Center for Heart Vascular & Neurosciences

  Features, May 15, 2026

  St. Mary’s Health Care System and its parent ministry, Trinity Health, today announced plans to expand St. Mary’s Hospital’s capacity for lifesaving treatment of stroke, heart attack, blood vessel disease and cancer through the creation of the15,000-square-foot Center for Heart Vascular and Neurosciences (CHVN) at the Baxter Street campus.

• How Gulfstream Turned A Decades-Long Gamble into A New Era of Growth

  News, May 15, 2026

• Governor Calls Special Session for Redistricting and to Resolve QR Code Voting Issue

  Features, May 15, 2026

  Georgia lawmakers will return to the state Capitol on June 17th to contend with two election-related issues under an order signed Wednesday by Gov. Brian Kemp.

• Georgia Chamber Releases Legislative Scorecard Ahead of May 19th Primary & Encourages Voter Participation

  Features, May 15, 2026

  As Georgia approaches the May 19th primary election, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce released its legislative scorecard, which is a comprehensive resource designed to help business leaders and voters better understand the outcomes of the legislative session and how elected officials voted on key issues impacting Georgia’s economic competitiveness.

• Jacuzzi to Shut Down Bathtub Factory in South Georgia

  News, May 15, 2026

• Gordon State President Named Finalist for Valdosta State University Presidency

  News, May 15, 2026

• Heckler & Koch Expands US Operations in Columbus

  News, May 15, 2026

• Foreclosure Activity Maintains Gradual Annual Climb in April 2026

  News, May 15, 2026

• Majority of SMBs Remain in Early Stages of AI Maturity, Study Says

  News, May 15, 2026

• New Resilience Report Spotlights Manufacturing Cyberattack Severity and Ways to Reduce Cyber Risk

  News, May 15, 2026

• The Griffin-Spalding Regional Airport Break Ground on Georgia's First New Airport Since 2008

  Features, May 14, 2026

  Georgia-based, full-service consulting firm Croy, in partnership with the Griffin-Spalding Airport Authority and the Griffin-Spalding County Area Regional Airport Authority, has broken ground on the Replacement Griffin-Spalding County Airport in the City of Griffin.

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