ATLANTA — Just a few years after Georgia's 10th and newest area code was introduced in metro Atlanta, the Peach State will get another one. The state Public Service Commission announced on ...

The code was first split from the 404 area code that was previously used statewide in Georgia. The 912 code was further split into the 299 and 478 area codes, says the Georgia Public Service ...

The 912 area code was the second one in Georgia, added in 1954 when 404 was the only one, but the state was about to outgrow it.

Current 912 area code users will retain their numbers; new users will eventually be assigned the 565 code. The 912 area code, established in 1954, has been split multiple times to accommodate growth.

According to the PSC, the 912 area code split from the 404 area code. In 2000, Georgia added 229 and 478 area codes for southern and central portions of the state that had used 912 prefixes.

A section of Hwy. 404 was shut down early Wednesday morning after a truck carrying thousands of pounds of paint caught fire in the Aurora area. Ontario Provincial Police said the fire occurred in ...

The 912 area code was established in 1954. It was the first split from the 404 area code that was once used statewide in Georgia. In 2000, the 912 area code was further split utilizing the 229 and 478 ...

The 912 area code currently serves the cities of Brunswick, Douglas, Hinesville, Kingsland, Pooler, Richmond Hill, Saint Marys, Savannah, Statesboro and Waycross, as well as smaller towns and areas ...

ATLANTA – Georgia will be getting an 11th area code soon, with the new 565 area code being added as an overlay to the existing 912 area code in the southeastern part of the state, the Georgia Public ...

Once new phone numbers for the 912 area code have been exhausted, some new users will be assigned the 565 area code. The 912 area code will remain in use, with phone customers currently using 912 ...