News

July 15, 2026

• Third Annual Athens Film Festival To Bring 43 World Premieres

• Seven UGA Faculty and Administrators Earn Fulbright Awards for 2026-2027

• Highline Warren Plans Multi-Year, $170M Investment in Henry County

• Georgia Education Leaders Mourn the Passing of Scott Sweeney

• CleanSpark Secures Lease for Data Center in Sandersville

• Mutual Health Brings Virtual-First Health Share Model to Georgia

• AG Carr’s Gang Prosecution Unit Marks Four Years of Record Success

• Terry College: How to Budget for AI innovation?

• Some Cities Are Building Their Way to Lower Rent. Others Are Falling Behind

• Truflation Forecasts U.S. Headline CPI to Ease to 3.9% as Services Inflation Keeps Core Pressures Sticky

• America's Most Experienced Travelers Have Spoken: New Point.me Survey Reveals Best Airline Food and Drinks

July 14, 2026

• Preleasing Begins at Mixed-Use Student Living Community Near UGA

• Oconee County Board of Education and the Oconee County Board of Commissioners Boards Finalize Civic Center Agreement

• Henry Young Appointed Vice Provost at UGA

• Fight Over Georgia Voting System Escalates Ahead of November Elections

• Operation Southern Slow Down Begins Across Georgia

• For Georgia School Districts, the Financial Party is Over After Years of Flush Spending

• Georgia CASA Announces Nominees for 2026 Karen N. Sibley CASA Volunteer of the Year Award

• Douglas County Chamber CEO Sara Ray Named Chair-Elect of GACCE

• Georgia Department of Agriculture Warns Farmers of Sophisticated Online Farm Equipment Scams

• New "State of the Franchise Operator Report" Reveals Industry Hidden Gaps

• Zillow's June Market Report Shows Signs of Life for Home Shopping Season as Sales, New Listings Rebound

• Egan-Jones Identifies Emerging Technology Shifts That May Reshape Markets

July 13, 2026

• Clemson University Board of Trustees Selects UGA Provost Ben Ayers as President

• Athens Restaurant Week 2026

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