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• Tech Firms, Georgia Educators Working to Harness Power of AI, Telemedicine in Health Care

  News, September 23, 2025

• Tariffs Revive U.S. Manufacturing, But Nearshore Talent Powers Service Growth

  News, September 23, 2025

• New Survey: One in Four Companies Lose More Than $1 Million Annually at Online Checkout

  News, September 23, 2025

• Realtor.com: Two Years of Declining Rents Have Renters Ready to Make a Move

  News, September 23, 2025

• Museum of Aviation Hosts STEM Academy Benefit with Auction, Demos and Tours

  News, September 22, 2025

• Fall in Central Georgia: Events you Won't Want to Miss

  News, September 22, 2025

• Dr. Brice Blum Joins Piedmont Surgical Practice in Macon

  News, September 22, 2025

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces Nearly $1M in Georgia Farm to Food Bank Program Awards

  Features, September 22, 2025

  Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper announced that the Georgia Farm to Food Bank Program, a partnership between the Georgia Department of Agriculture and Feeding Georgia, has awarded $825,000 to eight regional food banks across the state.

• New Passenger Gates Open at Atlanta Airport as Concourse D Expands

  News, September 22, 2025

• UPS Cancels Deal for Estafeta

  News, September 22, 2025

• Georgia DOT Awards $41.6 Million in Contracts for August

  News, September 22, 2025

• Braves' $16 Million Gamble Could Reset Atlanta to Square One in Risky Unsolved 2026 Dilemma

  News, September 22, 2025

• OneDigital Welcomes Strategic Investment from Stone Point Capital & CPP Investments

  News, September 22, 2025

• Americans to Carry $55 Billion in Post Holiday Debt as 45% Lean on Buy Now Pay Later

  News, September 22, 2025

• Deloitte: Corporate Travel Forecast a Mixed Bag Amid Complex Conditions

  Features, September 22, 2025

  Company travel spend holds steady, but changes are on the horizon: 3 in 4 travel managers surveyed plan to expand budgets this year (similar to 2024), but fewer expect to do so for 2026. However, the share of travel managers expecting budget cuts is up.

• Latest Employment Data Confirms An Uneven Tech Hiring Landscape, CompTIA Analysis Finds

  News, September 22, 2025

• Shifting Attitudes - New Research Reveals Teens' Views on AI, Career Preparedness and the Future of Work

  News, September 22, 2025

• Robins Financial Credit Union Partners with Bibb County Board of Education to Expand Financial Literacy for High School Students

  News, September 19, 2025

• Reps. Bishop & Kiggans Introduce Bill to Improve Military Family Housing

  News, September 19, 2025

• Storytellers Macon Presents: “Stories Save the World” Fundraiser & FireCircle Membership Launch

  News, September 19, 2025

• How Rubber Ducks Racing Down The Ocmulgee River Could Help Central Georgia Children

  News, September 19, 2025

• 'The Whole Community is Concerned' | Georgia Lawmakers Request Audit for Dublin Schools' Finances

  News, September 19, 2025

• Hyundai to Invest $2.7B in Georgia Plant Expansion After Immigration Raid

  News, September 19, 2025

• Mike Sale Elected Chair of the Board of Directors of Community Bankers Association of Georgia

  News, September 19, 2025

• Georgia Ranks 9th in Annual Animal/Deer Collision Research

  News, September 19, 2025

• Georgia's Unemployment Rate Holds Steady at 3.4% in August

  Features, September 19, 2025

  The Georgia Department of Labor announced that Georgia’s August 2025 unemployment rate was 3.4%, unchanged from July. The unemployment rate was nine-tenths lower than the national unemployment rate.

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Declines in August

  News, September 19, 2025

• Small Business Cyberattack Surge: Attacks Nearly Double in 2025, Guardz Reports

  News, September 19, 2025

• Survey Reveals Ongoing Financial Strain as Majority of Americans Depend on Timely Paychecks

  News, September 19, 2025

• 2 in 3 Americans Are Unhappy with Where They Live in 2025 -- Here Are the Cities and States They'd Prefer to Call Home

  News, September 19, 2025

• Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Georgia to Host Annual Duck Race Fundraiser Saturday

  News, September 18, 2025

• CGCC Foundation Donates $7,500 to PMM Oncology Services

  News, September 18, 2025

• City Of Centerville To Hear From Residents On Proposed Property Tax Increase

  News, September 18, 2025

• Georgia Students Invited to Fake Fall STEM Challenge Top Division Winners will Receive $350 in Prizes

  News, September 18, 2025

• Piedmont Macon Recognizes Suicide Prevention Month

  News, September 18, 2025

• Georgia’s Commercial Construction Industry Generates $80.9 Billion in Economic Output and Supports Over Half a Million Jobs

  Features, September 18, 2025

  Georgia’s commercial construction industry plays a commanding role in powering the state’s economy, generating a staggering $80.9 billion in total economic output, according to a comprehensive new economic impact report commissioned by Associated Builders and Contractors of Georgia.

• Paulding County Economic Development Names Alex Almodóvar as New President & CEO

  News, September 18, 2025

• Commercial Truck Crashes Account for 14% of Georgia Traffic Fatalities, State Data Shows

  News, September 18, 2025

• The Home Depot Unveils 2025 Halloween Collection

  News, September 18, 2025

• America Unfocused: Everyone's Still Struggling to Focus at Work

  News, September 18, 2025

• 59% of Consumers Say Rewards Make Them More Loyal to a Brand, New Research Finds

  News, September 18, 2025

• Ludwig: 'Functional Unemployment' Drops Slightly, But Labor Market Remains Weak

  News, September 18, 2025

• CGTC Homecoming Week 2025 Presented by Georgia Power, Coming October 18-26

  News, September 17, 2025

• Events Happening in Macon: September 20th - September 29th

  News, September 17, 2025

• MGA Dedicates New Pavilion & Facilities At Georgia Premier Cross Country Course

  News, September 17, 2025

• Chick-fil-A Family, Arthur Blank Make Forbes 400 Richest People in America List

  News, September 17, 2025

• WorkSource Georgia & GeorgiaDOL to Connect Skilled Workers with Cutting-Edge Private Sector Jobs

  Features, September 17, 2025

  The Technical College System of Georgia’s WorkSource Georgia and the Georgia Department of Labor reaffirmed yesterday their shared commitment to strengthening Georgia’s workforce by helping unemployed Georgians transition into high-demand careers across the private sector.

• Amazon Prime Video to Add Coverage of Masters Tournament

  News, September 17, 2025

• Clean Energy Breaks Ground on Renewable Natural Gas Dairy Project With Maas Energy Works

  News, September 17, 2025

• Peach State Health Plan Awards Over $119,000 in Scholarships to Support College Aspirations

  News, September 17, 2025

• Ford is Moving its World Headquarters for the First Time in Almost 70 Years to a New Campus 3 Miles Away

  News, September 17, 2025

• Sellers Slam the Brakes; New Listings Fall to Record Low for August

  News, September 17, 2025

• Survey: What Retirees Really Want From Financial Providers

  News, September 17, 2025

• Fort Valley's Railroad Cafe's Owner Breaks Down Decision To Enact A $2 Burger Surcharge

  News, September 16, 2025

• Mercer Enrolls Record Freshman Class

  News, September 16, 2025

• Bibb County Sheriff’s Office Launches Annual ‘Night to Unite’

  News, September 16, 2025

• Wesleyan College Voted Best College/University in Middle Georgia for Third Consecutive Year

  News, September 16, 2025

• Hundreds Gather Days Before Rivian’s Groundbreaking for $5B Plant

  News, September 16, 2025

• Report Reveals Challenges in Disaster Response for Georgia Farmers after Hurricane Helene

  Features, September 16, 2025

  A new report released by the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture (GFA) reveals the immense challenges Georgia farmers faced in the first 72 hours following Hurricane Helene, the deadliest U.S. storm since Hurricane Katrina.

• Ford Settles Billion-dollar Georgia Lawsuits Over Fatal Wrecks

  News, September 16, 2025

• Chick-fil-A Debuts Family Game Show: Play it Forward: A Chick-fil-A Original Series

  News, September 16, 2025

• New Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Intermodal Gateway Expands Market Access

  News, September 16, 2025

• Houzeo Launches ‘Schedule Showing’ Feature to Simplify Home Tours in Georgia

  News, September 16, 2025

• Sustainability is Not Dead - CEOs, Consumers and B2B Buyers Continue to Act Sustainably, and Tie it to Business Value

  News, September 16, 2025

• Nearly Half of Workers Are Job Hugging as AI and Economy Drive Fear

  News, September 16, 2025

• Amid the Great Wealth Transfer, Millennials' and Gen Z's Financial Health Slips

  News, September 16, 2025

• Halfway Through Summer: Squaremouth Reveals Emerging Travel Insurance Trends

  News, September 16, 2025

• Leaders Provide Update On Ocmulgee Mounds’ National Preserve Push, Park Expansion

  News, September 15, 2025

• 78th Logistics Readiness Squadron Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory Calibrates Precision Warfighter Excellence

  News, September 15, 2025

• Atrium Health Navicent Peach & Atrium Health Levine Children’s Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital Emergency Departments Earn National Recognition

  News, September 15, 2025

• Historic Macon Fall Flea Market Right Around the Corner

  News, September 15, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces 34 Appointments to Boards, Authorities, and Commissions

  News, September 15, 2025

• Less Screen Time, More Play Time: Georgia's Statewide Push for Active STEM Learning

  News, September 15, 2025

• Georgia Historical Society to Showcase Rare Copy of US Constitution as Part of US250 Commemoration

  News, September 15, 2025

• Georgia CASA Announces New & Returning Board Members

  News, September 15, 2025

• Georgia Judge Won't Award Attorneys Fees to Governments in Lawsuit Over Rivian Vehicle Plant

  News, September 15, 2025

• Heath Fountain of Colony Bank, Fostering Success Act Tax Credit

  Video, September 15, 2025

  CEO of Colony Bank Heath Fountain talks about Colony's support of the Fostering Success Act Tax Credit and the importance of helping those aging out of Georgia's foster care system.

• 2026 Tax Projections: Bloomberg Tax Provides Early Insights for Strategic Planning

  News, September 15, 2025

• Global Hiring Plans Cautious in Q4 with 45% of Employers Expecting to Maintain Headcount

  News, September 15, 2025

• ATA Celebrates America's Professional Truck Drivers During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week

  News, September 15, 2025

• Investment Group Development Announces Tindall Fields: A New Housing Development for Macon-Bibb

  Features, September 12, 2025

  Investment Group Development is proud to announce Tindall Fields, a new development project designed to expand affordable housing options for families in Macon-Bibb. With support from the Macon-Bibb County Affordable Housing Fund and the Macon-Bibb County Land Bank Authority, Tindall Fields will transform historically underutilized property into a walkable, service-connected neighborhood that supports long-term stability for residents.

• Burger Battle Returns: Warner Robins Restaurants to Compete for Top Honors in 2nd Annual Burger Week

  News, September 12, 2025

• Innovative FVSU-Fresno Collaboration Brings College to the Classroom for California Teens

  News, September 12, 2025

• How Tech is Sprouting a Smarter Georgia

  News, September 12, 2025

• Union Pacific CEO Vena Says Norfolk Southern Merger Will Win Approval

  News, September 12, 2025

• Inland Port a 'Game Changer' for North Georgia

  News, September 12, 2025

• Gov. Brian Kemp’s Daughter Becomes Georgia State Patrol Trooper

  News, September 12, 2025

• What to Know Ahead of Georgia's Public Service Commission Special Election

  News, September 12, 2025

• Aon: U.S. Employer Health Care Costs Expected to Rise 9.5% in 2026

  News, September 12, 2025

• Financial Confidence vs. Economic Concern: Survey Identifies a Split Reality for Middle-Market Consumers

  News, September 12, 2025

• Housing Sales Projected to Remain Steady Through 2025

  News, September 12, 2025

• Macon’s Big Bike Ride Returns for Second Year

  Features, September 11, 2025

  Bike Walk Macon is thrilled to announce the return of Macon’s Big Bike Ride on Saturday, November 8, 2025. In its second year, this powerful event and fundraiser will unite hundreds of Middle Georgia bicyclists to champion safer, more connected streets and promote a healthier, thriving community.

• Macon-Bibb To Add $3 Nightly Hotel Tax To Boost Tourism Projects In 2026

  News, September 11, 2025

• Atrium Health Navicent The Medical Center Nationally Recognized for High-Quality AFib Care

  News, September 11, 2025

• Macon Arts Alliance to Recognize Artist Fabian Williams and the Family of Albert Billingslea at Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

  News, September 11, 2025

• Lyft and May Mobility Launch Robotaxis in Atlanta

  News, September 11, 2025

• VSU President Richard Carvajal to Depart After Accepting New Position

  News, September 11, 2025

• Georgia Power Partners with GPB & Georgia Historical Society to Relaunch "Today In Georgia History" Series

  Features, September 11, 2025

  Georgia Power has partnered with Georgia Historical Society and Georgia Public Broadcasting to refresh and relaunch the Emmy award-winning series “Today in Georgia History.” This relaunch aligns with the start of the new school year and the 250th anniversary of the United States. "Today in Georgia History" will be available across GPB’s statewide network, reaching nine television stations and 21 radio stations.

• Procurement at the Tipping Point: Survey Reveals the Pressure & Promise of Technology Disruption

  News, September 11, 2025

• US Holiday Retail Sales To Reach More Than $975B Despite Below-Average Growth

  News, September 11, 2025

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