April 2026 News

April 23, 2026

• Georgia Congressman David Scott Remembered for Tenacity, Perseverance

• Travelers Drops Rates for Georgia Drivers

• How do Georgia Businesses and Consumers Get Tariff Refunds? It’s Complicated.

• Gov. Kemp Declares State of Emergency in Response to South Georgia Wildfires

• Google Announces New Data Center in LaGrange

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• Georgia Takes Sixth with $3,168.63 Average Federal Tax Refund

• 'Functional Unemployment' Improves But Wages Down

• Renters Gain Over $2,300 in Relief as Rent Growth Hits Slowest Pace Since 2020

• 8 in 10 Employees Say They Need AI Training - After Their Companies Already Rolled Out the Tools

April 22, 2026

• Georgia's Film Boom Made 75,000 Jobs Possible — Now Marvel's Exit is Stripping Workers of Health Insurance

• Everged & Georgia Green Energy Announce Strategic Partnership to Accelerate EV Charging

• Arthur Blank was Fired from His First Job. First Home Depot Customers Said 'These Guys are Nuts'

• Charlie Harper: Candidates Missing Opportunity To Illustrate Vision

• Southeastern Writers Association Announces 52nd Annual Conference at St. Simons Island

• Secretary Raffensperger to Host FIN FIT Webinar “Finfluencers: Hype, Help, or Hazard”

• Institutional Investors Are Rapidly Expanding Usage of ETFs

• Almost 80% of Gen Z and Millennials Use 'Survival Spending'

• The Conference Board Honors Six Companies at Corporate Citizenship Awards Celebration

April 21, 2026

• Red Cat’s Blue Ops, Inc. to Bring Hundreds of New Jobs with Lowndes County Manufacturing Facility

• GCAPP Celebrates Reaching More Than 637,000 Adolescents Across Georgia

• Many Companies Want Clean Energy. Georgia Power Will Soon Let Them Build Their Own

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• Georgia DOT Joins National Work Zone Awareness Week Campaign to Improve Work Zone Safety for Everyone

• New Georgia Map Tool Offers Local Climate Change Insights

• Georgia Film Academy Launching Statewide Registration for Fall

• Foreclosure Activity Rises in Q1 2026 as Market Continues to Normalize