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Climate change could reduce hunting, fishing opportunities in Georgia
Climate change could affect opportunities for fishing and hunting in Georgia in multiple ways, including where wildlife live and breed, fish survival rates, hunting success, and access to outdoor recreation.
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Effingham residents sue over proposed OpenAI data center, alleging public was shut out
A proposed $20 billion data center campus promises job, tax revenue, and new infrastructure. But residents who live near the site say they did not get an appropriate chance to weigh in before local officials approved the agreement.
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9 can’t miss fall festivals in Georgia
The official start of autumn has arrived, and the calendar is already full of fairs and fall festivals in Georgia.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms, Tanya Miller headline Courier Georgia event with Don Lemon
Five weeks before Election Day, the Democratic nominee for governor pressed her case on health care costs and ethics, while state Rep. Tanya Miller made her pitch for attorney general.
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The biggest fall fairs in Georgia are coming. Here’s when these 12 open
From carnival rides and live entertainment to livestock shows, food and arts and crafts, fall fairs in Georgia will be taking place through November.
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Who owns the most land in Georgia in 2026? It owns 10.4 million acres
The biggest landowner in Georgia controls millions of acres thanks to a 2016 merger.
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Courier Georgia Live! with Don Lemon and Keisha Lance Bottoms
Courier Georgia will host its first live event on Sunday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 p.m.
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Record diesel prices squeeze Georgians
As the war with Iran enters its seventh month, record fuel costs are cutting into thin margins on Georgia farms and becoming a flashpoint in the midterm elections.
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Georgia fall is here. When will mornings finally hit 50 degrees?
It’s officially fall in Georgia, but residents will have to wait a little longer for those crisp mornings that signal cooler weather is settling in.
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Fort Gordon hospital fight aims to protect care for military families
Two U.S. senators are reaching across the aisle to help prevent Fort Gordon’s hospital from reducing services to Augusta-area soldiers, veterans and military families.
