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• Neel's Lofts Marks Construction Milestone with Historic Beam Signing

  News, May 15, 2025

• Piedmont Opens New Primary Care Location in Warner Robins

  News, May 15, 2025

• Dr. Steven Hornyak Named to New Chief Innovation Officer Role in Houston County

  News, May 15, 2025

• Georgians on Forbes Annual List of World’s Richest People

  News, May 15, 2025

• Georgia-Pacific to Permanently Close South Georgia Mill, Eliminating 500+ Jobs

  News, May 15, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Make Georgia the Top State for Talent

  News, May 15, 2025

• Why this Georgia Town was Named One of 30 Up-and-Coming Small Town in U.S. by HGTV

  News, May 15, 2025

• US Job Seekers Face Economic Fears, Increased Workloads and Growing Job Dissatisfaction

  News, May 15, 2025

• AI-Powered Cybercrime Surges as Hackers Embrace Generative and Autonomous AI, According to New Malwarebytes Report

  News, May 15, 2025

• New Study Finds One in Four Millennial U.S. Workers Expect to Live 30 or More Years in Retirement

  News, May 15, 2025

• How Middle Georgia Will Benefit From The State’s $37.7 Billion FY 2026 Budget

  News, May 14, 2025

• Former Governor Deal, USG Regent Joiner Give Commencement Addresses at Georgia College & State University

  News, May 14, 2025

• Mercer Honors Otis Redding's Widow and Cultural Philanthropist Zelma Redding

  News, May 14, 2025

• City Of Winder Wins ‘Best-Tasting Tap Water In Georgia’ At Competition

  News, May 14, 2025

• New Law Allows Hunters To Wear A New Safety Color In Georgia

  News, May 14, 2025

• Gov. Brian Kemp Signs Into Law Fund To Preserve Georgia Battlefields In Honor Of Gridiron Legend Vince Dooley

  News, May 14, 2025

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces 2025 Ag Week Photo Contest Winners

  News, May 14, 2025

• Special Olympics Georgia to Host the 2025 Summer State Games

  News, May 14, 2025

• Over Half of Americans Don't Know About 529 Plans for Education Savings, Edward Jones Study Finds

  News, May 14, 2025

• Survey: Base Salaries for Treasury and Finance Professionals Increased 3.9% in 2024

  News, May 14, 2025

• First-Party Fraud Surpasses Scams to Become the Leading Form of Global Attacks

  News, May 14, 2025

• Kelley Blue Book Names 12 Best Family Cars of 2025

  News, May 14, 2025

• Macon Habitat and Bibb County School District Celebrate Home Under Construction

  News, May 13, 2025

• State Replacing 76-year-old Bridge in Milledgeville, Closing Major Roadway for Nine Months

  News, May 13, 2025

• New Texas Roadhouse in Warner Robins Open for Business Starting Monday Night, City Says

  News, May 13, 2025

• Edge’s Aquatic Services Announces F1 Largemouth Oxbow Bass

  News, May 13, 2025

• Robins Financial Credit Union Announces New Vice President of Support Operations

  News, May 13, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Drops

  News, May 13, 2025

• State Net Tax Revenues Down 5.8% in April; Adjusted YTD Down 0.6%

  News, May 13, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bills Modernizing and Improving Public Safety in Georgia

  News, May 13, 2025

• SOS Brad Raffensperger Celebrates Licensing Reform Victory

  News, May 13, 2025

• Passage of New Georgia Bill a Win for Farmers

  Features, May 13, 2025

  Farmers and others in agriculture applaud Governor Brian Kemp and the Georgia General Assembly for supporting the crop protection tools so important to Georgia’s farmers’ ability to produce affordable, safe, abundant food.

• Huddle House Announces Brand Renovation for A New Generation of Guests

  News, May 13, 2025

• Number of Markets Where Renters Need to Earn $100K to Afford Rent has Doubled Since 2020

  News, May 13, 2025

• Kelley Blue Book Report: As Tariff Talk Clouds the Market, New-Vehicle Prices Jump Higher by 2.5% in April

  News, May 13, 2025

• Home Equity Dips Slightly During First Quarter But Remains Near Historic Highs

  News, May 13, 2025

• 97% of U.S. Workers Face Financial Stress, 40% Miss Work Because of It

  News, May 13, 2025

• Mount de Sales Academy Announces State-of-the-Art Security System Across All Facilities

  News, May 12, 2025

• Despite Economic Worries, Georgians are Still Booking Summer Trips

  News, May 12, 2025

• Buc-ee’s Announces Opening Date for New Georgia Location

  News, May 12, 2025

• Georgia DOT Celebrates 18 Years of 511GA

  News, May 12, 2025

• Georgia Dental Association Leadership Expands Access to Oral Health Care

  News, May 12, 2025

• Georgia Budget Includes More Medicaid Funding as Federal Cuts Loom

  News, May 12, 2025

• John King Launches U.S. Senate Campaign in Georgia Today

  News, May 12, 2025

• New Small Business Data: Uncertainty Weighs Heavily

  News, May 12, 2025

• Data Reveals Growing Interest from Younger Students in Online Higher Education

  News, May 12, 2025

• AI, Enrollment Declines, and IT Leadership Define Education Sector's 2025 Priorities: New Info-Tech Research Report

  News, May 12, 2025

• Blue Bird Beats Second Quarter Guidance With Record Result

  News, May 09, 2025

• Macon Bacon Hosts First-ever Bacon Fest at Luther Williams Field

  News, May 09, 2025

• Warner Robins Little Theatre Presents Ghost the Musical

  News, May 09, 2025

• Mercer University Appoints First Female Chief of Police

  News, May 09, 2025

• Carrie Jarrett Parham Set to Lead AARP GA’s Volunteer Executive Council

  News, May 09, 2025

• Georgia Fishers Keep Setting Records Catching Spotted Sunfish

  News, May 09, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation Delivering Hurricane Helene Relief & Supporting Georgia Agriculture and Forestry

  Features, May 09, 2025

  Governor Brian P. Kemp, joined by First Lady Marty Kemp, Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper, Georgia Forestry Commission Director Johnny Sabo, constitutional officers, and members of the Georgia General Assembly, signed three pieces of legislation that provides support for Georgia's agriculture and forestry industry and delivers promised relief to farmers and timber producers impacted by Hurricane Helene.

• GaDOE Hosts First Teach in the Peach Statewide Educator Signing Day

  News, May 09, 2025

• New Construction Offers a Boost in Home Affordability, but Tariffs May Stall Progress

  News, May 09, 2025

• Gen Z Job Seekers Are Clicking Faster -- What It Means for Hiring in 2025

  News, May 09, 2025

• New Survey: 93% of Consumers Check Email Daily, 80% Mark as Spam at First Glance

  News, May 09, 2025

• From Trauma to Transformation

  News, May 08, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Announces New Regional Team to Fight Human Trafficking in Middle Georgia

  News, May 08, 2025

• Dublin City Debates Vaping Ordinance Amid Shop Surge

  News, May 08, 2025

• Construction Now Underway on 765 MW of New Battery Energy Storage Systems Across Georgia

  News, May 08, 2025

  Georgia Power announced that construction is underway on 765-megawatts (MW) of new battery energy storage systems strategically located across Georgia in Bibb, Lowndes, Floyd and Cherokee counties.

• Georgia DOT Awards 11 Construction Contracts for Statewide Transportation Projects

  News, May 08, 2025

• New Executive Council Will Advise Georgia’s Largest Knowledge Community

  Features, May 08, 2025

  The Rowen Foundation is pleased to announce the formation of its inaugural executive advisory council – a diverse collection of leaders who will help inform the vision of Georgia’s largest knowledge sharing community.

• Georgia Developing Logistics Talent

  News, May 08, 2025

• Rivian Releases First Quarter 2025 Financial Results

  News, May 08, 2025

• IBM Study: CEOs Double Down on AI While Navigating Enterprise Hurdles

  News, May 08, 2025

• Fannie Mae Publishes April 2025 National Housing Survey Results

  News, May 08, 2025

• Community College Students Embrace Skills Validation to Raise Their Career Readiness

  News, May 08, 2025

• Macon-Bibb Community to Honor Fallen Peace Officers

  News, May 07, 2025

• Gordon State College Thanks Scholarship Donors at Annual Luncheon

  News, May 07, 2025

• New Economic Development Professional Named in Dublin-Laurens County

  News, May 07, 2025

• Georgia's Linemen Showcase Skills at 30th Annual Rodeo

  News, May 07, 2025

• Home Depot Foundation Invests More than $5.5M to Strengthen Disaster Preparedness

  News, May 07, 2025

• KUMHO Tire U.S.A. Relocates North American Headquarters to Perimeter Summit

  News, May 07, 2025

• May is Teacher Appreciation Month: A Message from Superintendent Woods & Ways to Share Your Thanks

  News, May 07, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Pressing for Competent Postmaster General to Solve Georgia Mail Delays

  News, May 07, 2025

• Rising Business Energy Demand Creates New Challenges -- and a Major Opportunity -- for Providers, Says EY Research

  News, May 07, 2025

• Farmer Sentiment Improves as Long-term Optimism Outweighs Tariff Concerns

  News, May 07, 2025

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Companies Report Errors in Commission Payouts

  News, May 07, 2025

• Middle Georgia Nonprofits Encouraged to Apply for Event Sponsorship from Cox

  News, May 06, 2025

• Quinton Head, Houston Healthcare EMS Supervisor, Wins Statewide Hospital Hero Award

  News, May 06, 2025

• Macon-Bibb Battalions Battle it Out in Annual Firefighter Showdown for State Spot

  News, May 06, 2025

• New Initiative Aims to Boost Family Literacy in Bibb County

  News, May 06, 2025

• Middle Georgia State University Softball Wins SSAC Tournament Championship – Extends Win Streak to 27

  News, May 06, 2025

• These 9 Small Towns were Named the Cutest in Georgia. Here's Where

  News, May 06, 2025

• UPS Weighing Partnership With Robotics Startup To Use Fleet Of Humanoid Robots

  News, May 06, 2025

• How Should Graduates Think About Tomorrow’s Job Market?

  News, May 06, 2025

• Stan Cottrell Embarks on a 1,000-Mile Run Across Georgia to Honor Veterans & First Responders Promoting Global Unity-Netflix Project

  News, May 06, 2025

• Small Businesses Stay Confident Amid U.S. Economic Uncertainty

  News, May 06, 2025

• Kiosks, Apps, and AI: How Restaurants Are Winning the Race for Enhanced Customer Experiences

  News, May 06, 2025

• The CIO's Balancing Act: New Global Study Reveals How Tech Leaders Manage Security Threats While Driving Innovation

  News, May 06, 2025

• More Than 700 Students Set To Graduate At MGA’s Spring 2025 Commencement Ceremonies

  News, May 05, 2025

• Physicians, State Representatives Tour Fine Fettle Medical Cannabis Facility In Macon

  News, May 05, 2025

• Frank Johnson to Get $2 Million SPLOST-Funded Renovations

  News, May 05, 2025

• Robins Financial Credit Union Opens 24th Branch in Milledgeville, Georgia

  News, May 05, 2025

• Monroe County Schools Grow Student Gardens, Partner With Local Farms For Fresh Meals

  News, May 05, 2025

• Fort Valley State University Welcomes Distinguished Alumnus Samuel Delanor Jolley Jr. ’62 as Spring 2025 Commencement Speaker

  News, May 05, 2025

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Hosts Third Annual Future of Energy & Sustainability Event

  News, May 05, 2025

• Georgia Power Names Audrey King & Cleve Fann to Key Leadership Roles

  Features, May 05, 2025

  Georgia Power has named Audrey King as senior vice president of Corporate Responsibility, and president and CEO of the Georgia Power Foundation, and Cleve Fann, previously vice president of strategy and support in Power Delivery, has been named senior vice president of Region External Affairs, replacing King.

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