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Georgia Tech enrolled 4,100 first-years in 2026, only 50 more than 2025, as an 862-bed hall and a housing lottery met a campus already above 21,000...
Twenty Georgia Texas Roadhouse stores gave 10 percent of one Monday to Make-A-Wish, with no public total against a long waitlist.
Georgia’s 191.4% watermelon-export jump reversed 91% in the first half of 2026, while imports stayed near 9,600 tonnes and Romania disappeared.
Pilgrim's $400 million LaFayette kitchen is being built for Just Bare after a $1 billion year.
Georgia Power’s freeze through 2028 left storm costs on a side docket and put data-center contracts behind a $15 credit in 2029.
Mansfield families sued Meta and the authority that recruited Stanton Springs, arguing blasting put silt in wells that Georgia’s water permits never review.
After four contractor deaths at Hyundai and Hanwha Qcells sites in Georgia, OSHA’s citations landed on subcontractors, and one battery-plant penalty was cut to zero.
KIK halted BioLab work in Conyers after the 2024 fire, listed the land, and moved pool chemicals to California and contractors as federal recommendations.
A Decatur funeral home that helped write Georgia’s composting bill now runs the South’s only licensed vessel, while West Coast firms still ship bodies.
Growers billed 2025 as a 15 percent Georgia peach rebound. USDA counted 35,700 tons, a lower price, and more fruit left unsold.
