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• Nichiha To Close Central Georgia, Causing Uncertainties For At Least 100 Jobs

  News, October 09, 2025

• Macon-Bibb County, GA, Expands Relationship with Accelecom

  News, October 09, 2025

• Military Paychecks And Park Access In Question Due To Federal Shutdown In Central Georgia

  News, October 09, 2025

• Bibb County School District hosts Lunch & Learn at Appling Middle School as a Part of Attendance Awareness Week

  News, October 09, 2025

• Grower Kent Hamilton Selected As 2025 Georgia Farmer Of The Year

  News, October 09, 2025

• Georgia's Kirby Smart Is College Football's Highest Paid Coach

  News, October 09, 2025

• From Drop to Pop: Georgia Gas Prices Bounce Back Up

  News, October 09, 2025

• Drivers Urged To Stay Alert Around Farm Equipment During Georgia Harvest Season

  News, October 09, 2025

• Georgia Small Businesses Would Benefit From Credit Card Processing Fee Reform

  News, October 09, 2025

• 70% of Employers Say They'll Hire Overqualified Candidates -- But There's a Catch

  News, October 09, 2025

• Every Dollar Lost to Fraud Costs North America's Financial Institutions $5

  News, October 09, 2025

• Survey Reveals 80% of Finance Executives Rate AR Automation a Strategic Priority to Improve Cash Flow & Reduce Revenue Leakage

  News, October 09, 2025

• Top Energy-Saving Tips for National Energy Awareness Month

  News, October 09, 2025

• How a Pair of Food Trailers at Georgia National Fair Have Quietly Helped Local Veterans for 36 Years

  News, October 08, 2025

• Government Shutdown Halts Federal Prosecutors’ Office in Middle Georgia

  News, October 08, 2025

• IMMI & Blue Bird Celebrate Opening of New Manufacturing Plant in Macon

  Features, October 08, 2025

  IMMI joined Blue Bird Corp. to celebrate the grand opening of its manufacturing facility in Macon. IMMI’s 75,000 square-foot plant will support school bus maker Blue Bird after the company announced to equip select model buses with industry-first safety upgrades, including seats with three-point seat belts as standard protection for all student passengers and a steering wheel deployed air bag to safeguard school bus drivers.

• It's just Perfect' | State Fair Creates Theme that Plays on Perry's Nickname 'Perry-Dise'

  News, October 08, 2025

• One Penny at Checkout, $250M for Bibb Schools | Explaining the District's $250M ESPLOST Proposal

  News, October 08, 2025

• After Back-to-back Hurricanes, Georgia’s Pecan Farmers Brace for the Future

  News, October 08, 2025

• Gov. Kemp: September Net Tax Revenues Up 1.9%

  News, October 08, 2025

• Philip J. Hickey, Jr. to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award at the GRACE Awards

  News, October 08, 2025

• Georgia Department of Labor Mobilizes Resources to Support Federal Employees During Government Shutdown

  News, October 08, 2025

• UGA Receives National Recognition For Economic Development Work Across Georgia

  News, October 08, 2025

• The 2025–2026 Georgia Quail Hunting Season Starts Soon, Bookings Open With Quail Hunting Georgia

  News, October 08, 2025

• Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites Remain Open During Federal Government Shutdown

  Features, October 08, 2025

  Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites are not affiliated with the National Park System and will remain open despite the federal government shutdown beginning October 1. The sites are operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and continue to welcome visitors.

• Holiday Travel Trends 2025: Cost, Comfort, and Closer-to-Home Trips

  News, October 08, 2025

• New AICPA Survey Finds 74% of Americans Who Have Personal Student Loans are Worried About Their Ability to Pay Those Loans Back

  News, October 08, 2025

• Realtor.com: Seven Figures Is Not What It Used to Be - Luxury Now Starts at $1.3 Million

  News, October 08, 2025

• Georgia National Fair Brings Economic Boost To Middle Georgia

  News, October 07, 2025

• BankSouth Completes Acquisition of State Bank of Cochran

  News, October 07, 2025

  On October 1st, BankSouth announced the successful completion of its acquisition of State Bank of Cochran, including its divisions First Laurens Bank and Community Bank of Johnson County. The acquisition brings together long-standing Georgia community banks, expanding BankSouth’s presence across middle Georgia while preserving the trusted relationships that customers have built over generations.

• United Way of Central Georgia Announces Leadership Transition

  Features, October 07, 2025

  The United Way of Central Georgia Board of Directors has announced that current Chief Operating Officer Carl Tims will succeed George McCanless as President & CEO, effective January 1st.

• Central Georgia Gears Up As Federal Shutdown Threatens Robins Air Force Base

  News, October 07, 2025

• Events Happening in Macon: October 10th - October 19th

  News, October 07, 2025

• Macon Area Habitat for Humanity Celebrates Homeownership During Habitat Week 2025

  News, October 07, 2025

• Peach County Schools Superintendent Dr. Lionel Brown Announces Retirement

  News, October 07, 2025

• KIA America Posts Best Quarter and Highest Year-To-Date Sales in Company History

  News, October 07, 2025

• TSA Workers at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport to Receive Relief Amid Government Shutdown

  News, October 07, 2025

• Auburn and Baylor Slated for 2026 Aflac Kickoff Game

  News, October 07, 2025

• A Quick Guide to Georgia’s 2025 Public Service Commission Elections

  News, October 07, 2025

• Bank with Georgia Footprint Agrees to $10.9B Merger

  News, October 07, 2025

• Georgia Power Grid Emerges Stronger Following Hurricane Helene

  Features, October 07, 2025

  In the months that followed Hurricane Helene, once customers were safely reconnected as quickly as possible, the company took the time to strategically rebuild parts of the grid with smarter technology and stronger infrastructure, which included upgrading power lines, poles and transformers to enhance reliability and durability for future storms.

• Attorney General Shuts Down Deceptive Cancer Charity Fundraising Scheme

  News, October 07, 2025

• New Study: 7 in 10 Big US Companies Report AI Risks in Public Disclosures

  News, October 07, 2025

• Cybersecurity Funding Surges 37% in Q2 2025, Signaling Strongest Year Since 2022

  News, October 07, 2025

• 11 New Home Markets Where Prices Could Drop 20% From Their Peak in 2025

  News, October 07, 2025

• Piedmont Macon Names Jeff Youmans a ‘Community Hero’

  News, October 06, 2025

• Dublin Residents Count On Faith As Superintendent's Retirement, Budget Woes Weigh On Community

  News, October 06, 2025

• New Attractions Make their Debut at the Georgia National Fair

  News, October 06, 2025

• Graduation Rate Data Highlights Need for More Charter High Schools in Georgia

  News, October 06, 2025

• Blue Ridge-Fannin County Named Rural Community of the Year by Georgia Chamber

  News, October 06, 2025

• Jackson County Chamber Seeking New Director of Economic Development

  News, October 06, 2025

• Southern Linc and Georgia State Agencies Celebrate Interoperability Project with Ceremony at the Capitol

  News, October 06, 2025

• Phil Kent on the Current Lobbyist Issue of JAMES Magazine

  Video, October 06, 2025

  CEO & Publisher of JAMES Magazine Phil Kent talks about what readers can expect to learn in the current Lobbyist Issue of JAMES Magazine and provides information on how to subscribe.

• CFO Optimism Rises in Q3 2025 Despite Worries About Key Global Economies

  News, October 06, 2025

• Survey: Nearly Half of Leaders Would Give Up Their Title Just to Feel Engaged at Work

  News, October 06, 2025

• Expert Panel Anticipates Home Price Growth Will Moderate

  News, October 06, 2025

• MBCIA Hosts Industry Partners Luncheon to Kick Off Manufacturing Month

  Features, October 03, 2025

  The Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority hosted their bi-annual Industry Partners Luncheon at the new Technology and Innovation Academy on Thursday to kick off Manufacturing Month. The focus of the luncheon was the new Advanced Manufacturing Pathway within the W.S. Hutchings College and Career Academy.

• Sen. John F. Kennedy Named NAMIC’s 2025 State Legislator of the Year

  News, October 03, 2025

• River Edge wins Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Service Award

  News, October 03, 2025

• MACON A Supernatural Surprise | Guests to Join 1st-Ever Ghost Hunt Inside Macon's Historic Burke Mansion

  News, October 03, 2025

• Forsyth Domino’s Partners with Monroe County Firefighters to Promote Fire Safety

  News, October 03, 2025

• $856K Committed To Campus Safety Enhancements At Georgia College & State University

  News, October 03, 2025

• As Film Industry Declines, Georgia has Become a Hotspot for Game Shows

  News, October 03, 2025

• Georgia Students Continue to Beat the Nation on SAT

  News, October 03, 2025

• JB Hunt To Close Georgia Facility, Citing ‘Changing Business Conditions’

  News, October 03, 2025

• Locate South Georgia, Downtown Development Authority of Madison, and Gina Webb of OneGeorgia Authority Named 2025 Rural Champions

  Features, October 03, 2025

  The Georgia Chamber of Commerce named Locate South Georgia, the Downtown Development Authority of Madison, and OneGeorgia Authority Director, Gina Webb as the 2025 Rural Champions. The three 2025 Rural Champions were selected by a statewide panel that reviewed numerous nominations from across Georgia.

• Safety First: Crews Conduct Ride Inspections at the Georgia National Fair

  News, October 03, 2025

• CareSource Invests $100,000 to Support Georgia Farmers’ Mental Health

  News, October 03, 2025

• US Consumer Confidence Declines Again in September

  News, October 03, 2025

• 93% of Executives Admit Their Customer Experience Is 'Broken'

  News, October 03, 2025

• Shifts That Could Shape Q4 Market Behavior

  News, October 03, 2025

• UGA SBDC and Macon Magazine to Host the 6th Annual Women’s Business Summit: Macon on October 15th

  Features, October 02, 2025

  The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center announces its 2025 Women’s Business Summit: Macon. For the sixth consecutive year, in partnership with Macon Magazine and Statewide Sponsor State Farm, this event will serve as a platform for entrepreneurs and business professionals to spend the day connecting, learning, and growing through shared experiences.

• Middle Georgia State University And Central Georgia Technical College Formalize Transfer Pathways for New Associate’s Degrees

  News, October 02, 2025

• A Government Shutdown has Begun. How Will it Impact Robins AFB and the Dublin VA?

  News, October 02, 2025

• Piedmont Macon Offers Variety of Community Events to Recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month

  News, October 02, 2025

• Halloween Comes Alive at Goodwill: Affordable Costumes with a Mission

  News, October 02, 2025

• This Robins Air Force Base Airman Traces his Family All the Way Back to Base's Founding

  News, October 02, 2025

• Dublin Schools Face Uncertainty as Superintendent of 10 Years Retires and Fiscal Issues Loom

  News, October 02, 2025

• Masters Job Applications Now Open for 2026 Tournament

  News, October 02, 2025

• Underwood Ammo to Create 120 New Manufacturing Jobs in Effingham County

  News, October 02, 2025

• Port of Savannah Container Volumes up 9% in August

  News, October 02, 2025

• Savannah Hosts 2025 Youth Symposium, Gathering Leaders from Across Georgia

  Features, October 02, 2025

  The City of Savannah, in partnership with GeorgiaForward and Georgia Municipal Association, proudly hosted the 2025 Youth Symposium Sept. 19–21, welcoming Youth Council leaders and advisors from across Georgia for three days of learning, collaboration, and inspiration.

• Thousands of State of Georgia Employees Walk 880 Million Steps to Benefit Title I Schools

  News, October 02, 2025

• Holiday Hiring Surges As Workers Seek Extra Shifts Amid Cost-of-Living Pressures

  News, October 02, 2025

• Survey: One in Four Small Business Owners Are in Survival Mode but Adapting

  News, October 02, 2025

• National Report: Private Sector Employment Shed 32,000 Jobs in September; Annual Pay was Up 4.5%

  News, October 02, 2025

• Middle Georgia Innovation Corridor Showcases Innovation at the 2025 Middle Georgia Manufacturing Expo

  News, October 01, 2025

• Robins Air Force Base Braces for Government Shutdown

  News, October 01, 2025

• Houston County School District’s Graduation Rate Increases to 93.3%

  News, October 01, 2025

• Cox Employees Award $30,000 to Local Nonprofits

  News, October 01, 2025

• $50M Stadium Coming to West Georgia for a Sport You Might Not Expect

  News, October 01, 2025

• Lockheed Martin’s Future in Georgia is Likely to Grow Beyond the C-130

  News, October 01, 2025

• Georgia's Newest Community Improvement District Holds Inaugural Meeting in Albany

  News, October 01, 2025

• Georgia Power Highlights First Contracts Under New Rules & Regulations

  News, October 01, 2025

• Campaign for Georgia Lieutenant Governor Gets Another GOP Contender

  News, October 01, 2025

• Employment Falls or Holds Steady Across Georgia’s Regional Commissions

  News, October 01, 2025

• AG Carr Backs New FCC Proposal Allowing for Cell Phone Jamming Technology in State Prisons and Jails

  News, October 01, 2025

• Spirit Airlines To Furlough 1,800 Flight Attendants Amid Second Bankruptcy Sources

  News, October 01, 2025

• Scams Total $64B in Losses and Impact 7 in 10 Americans Finds State of Scams USA Report

  News, October 01, 2025

• Women Business Collaborative Releases Women CEOs in America 2025 Report

  News, October 01, 2025

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