Today in Georgia History relaunched: Georgia Power joins Georgia Public Broadcasting and the Georgia Historical Society to refresh the Emmy-winning series for the 250th anniversary, complete with statewide TV and radio broadcasts plus an interactive website packed with transcripts, videos and classroom resources — learn what’s new.
Georgia’s peach chill breakthrough: Growers and UGA experts are raising post-harvest temps to 55°F in hopes of delivering juicier, more aromatic peaches to grocery stores nationwide — find out how this experiment could transform your fruit.
Nearly $100M boost for Georgia: FEMA’s latest $97 million injection will help repair roads, restore power and clear debris across multiple counties, adding to the $737.8 million already allocated after Hurricane Helene — find out who benefits.
Mopar hub lands in Georgia: Stellantis plans a 422,000-square-foot parts distribution center in Forsyth, Ga., investing over $41 million in automation and a 16,000-square-foot AutoStore system with 66 robots to speed shipments for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Alfa Romeo and Fiat customers in the Southeast — learn what this means.
Georgia’s production slump: Film and TV shoots in Georgia spent $2.3 billion in the year ending June—down nearly 50% from the prior period—yet Georgia Film Office director Lee Thomas insists the industry will bounce back — find out why.
Other Georgia headlines this week
- Georgia Tech receives record $100M gift
- Georgia braces for colder than normal winter
- Kennesaw State alumnus leads Georgia Supreme Court
- Georgia’s 2025–26 hunting season kicks off
- Georgia’s coastal retreat tops U.S. family resorts
- House passes $65.7B bill funding Georgia Ports
