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• Home Flippiing Profits Drop in First Quarter

  News, June 20, 2025

• Two Thirds of Mobile Marketers Now Use AI to Generate Ad Creative, Survey Finds

  News, June 20, 2025

• Workers Overwhelmingly Call on Employers to Offer Lifetime Income in 401(k) Plans

  News, June 20, 2025

• New Brick Oven Pizza Place Headed to Downtown Perry

  News, June 18, 2025

• CGTC Invites Milledgeville-Baldwin Community to Take Charge of Its Future

  News, June 18, 2025

• Carl Vinson VA Medical Center And Red Cross To Host Community Blood Drive

  News, June 18, 2025

• This Georgia City is the 13th Fastest-growing City in the Nation, U.S. Census Shows

  News, June 18, 2025

• Georgia Bankers Association Elects & Installs Officers and Directors to its Board

  Features, June 18, 2025

  Georgia Bankers Association members have elected and installed officers for the 2025-2026 fiscal year and added seven members to its board of directors. At the 133rd GBA Annual Meeting on June 15th, Philip G. Williams, executive vice president and Georgia banking president of The Claxton Bank, was installed as the 137th GBA Chairman.

• Deadline Nearing for Georgia Students to Apply for Tuition Vouchers

  News, June 18, 2025

• Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia’s Teen 2025 Crowned in Columbus

  News, June 18, 2025

• Commissioner Tyler Harper Named to AFPI’s America First Agriculture Commissioners & Secretaries Council

  News, June 18, 2025

• AG Chris Carr: Georgia Joins National Settlement with Purdue Pharma to Resolve Opioid Crisis Litigation

  News, June 18, 2025

• Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Launches Georgia Businesses Against Trafficking Initiative

  News, June 18, 2025

• Study: Consumer Sentiment Shifting: Loyalty is in, Luxuries Are Out, & Financial Caution is Growing

  News, June 18, 2025

• Economic Anxiety: 64% Looking to Get Second Job or Start a Side Hustle in the Next Year

  News, June 18, 2025

• Declining Rents Signal Relief is on the Way for Inflation

  News, June 18, 2025

• Robins Financial CEO Honored as Professional of the Year by The League of Credit Unions & Affiliates

  News, June 17, 2025

• Thousands of Middle Georgia Families Receive Food Through Atrium Health Navicent Drive

  News, June 17, 2025

• Houston County Board of Education Approves 2026-2027 Academic Calendar

  News, June 17, 2025

• 50% Hydrogen Blend Testing Successfully Completed at Georgia Power’s Plant McDonough-Atkinson

  News, June 17, 2025

• Georgia Surplus Tax Rebates Begin Arriving in Bank Accounts

  News, June 17, 2025

• Emory Healthcare And Grady Use Settlement Funds To Target Opioid Crisis In Georgia

  News, June 17, 2025

• From Jekyll to Wassaw to Tybee, Sea Turtle Experiences in Georgia and Education Await

  News, June 17, 2025

• FutureVerse Launches Partnership with Georgia Schools to Transform Typical Classrooms into Innovation Learning Labs

  News, June 17, 2025

• Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Awards More Than $387,000 in Q1

  News, June 17, 2025

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Sees a Slight Monthly Decrease in May 2025

  News, June 17, 2025

• The $100,000/Year Drain: How Employee Turnover Is Costing Companies Big in 2025

  News, June 17, 2025

• IBM Study: Businesses View AI Agents as Essential, Not Just Experimental

  News, June 17, 2025

• Macon Store Owners Optimistic About Demolishing Montpelier Ave Food Mart

  News, June 16, 2025

• Robins Air Force Base Graduates First Strategic Partnership Cohort from Middle Georgia State University

  Features, June 16, 2025

  This spring, the 78th Air Base Wing at Robins Air Force Base graduated its first strategic partnership cohort from Middle Georgia State University. MGA and Robins Air Force Base renewed their partnership in the spring of 2024 to connect service personnel and their families with online and in-person degree programs that align with their career goals.

• Piedmont Macon Names Patricia Prime a ‘Community Hero’

  News, June 16, 2025

• Addiction Alliance of Georgia Ramps Up Opioid Crisis Response With $5.7 Million in Settlement Funds

  News, June 16, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Successfully Presses USDA to Purchase Georgia-Grown Pecans

  News, June 16, 2025

• Democracy Defense Project Praises Georgia Supreme Court for Blocking Unlawful Election Board Rules

  News, June 16, 2025

• Norfolk Southern Board of Directors Elects Richard Anderson as Chair

  News, June 16, 2025

• Despite Economic Uncertainty, 95% of Entrepreneurs Surveyed Are Confident Their Business Will Grow This Year

  News, June 16, 2025

• 5 Travel Insurance Mistakes to Avoid This Summer

  News, June 16, 2025

• Expert Panel Expects Moderating Home Price Growth through 2026

  News, June 16, 2025

• Americans Rate Their Financial Happiness a 4.9 Out of 10

  News, June 16, 2025

• Hands-on STEM, STEAM Summer Camps Hit Warner Robins

  News, June 13, 2025

• Bibb County Jail Reform Plan Earns Praise, while Raising Questions About Next Steps

  News, June 13, 2025

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

  News, June 13, 2025

• Three Quick Questions With MGA's New Women's Basketball Coach

  News, June 13, 2025

• Chick-fil-A Testing New Chicken Sandwiches in Select Markets

  News, June 13, 2025

• Georgia Military Families Invited to Discuss Housing Issues

  News, June 13, 2025

• Experts Warn Skimmers are Targeting EBT Cards Across Georgia

  News, June 13, 2025

• Georgia Shrimp Season Underway; fishermen Hope for Passage of Bill that Could Help with Prices of Product

  News, June 13, 2025

• Groups Honor Outstanding School Nutrition Leaders at Truist Park

  News, June 13, 2025

• Now Hiring: Restaurant Industry Projected to Add 490,000 Summer Jobs

  News, June 13, 2025

• Rise of Self-Check-In Hotels: 70% of Travelers Would Skip the Front Desk

  News, June 13, 2025

• Realtor Data Shows the "Pool Premium" Is More Than a Pandemic Trend

  News, June 13, 2025

• 28 Physicians to Graduate from Piedmont Macon Residency on Friday

  News, June 12, 2025

• Business Owner Pleads For Help As Vacant Building In Downtown Macon Becomes Homeless Encampment

  News, June 12, 2025

• Mayor Lester Miller: New Initiatives Will Address Overcrowding At Bibb County Jail, Save $2.5 Million In Taxes Annually

  News, June 12, 2025

• Paving the Way Program Begins on Goodall Mill Road

  News, June 12, 2025

• GSC Faculty, Staff Lead the Way in Inaugural USG Leadership Program

  News, June 12, 2025

• Atlanta Marks One Year to Go until the FIFA World Cup 26 with Joint Host City Efforts a&d Citywide Celebrations

  News, June 12, 2025

• Built for America: GE Appliances Completes $180 Million Expansion at Georgia Plant

  News, June 12, 2025

• Matthew Gambill Named Representative of the Year by the Georgia Chamber

  News, June 12, 2025

• Dr. Christopher “Mike” Johnson Named President of the University of West Georgia

  News, June 12, 2025

• Financial Progress Index: Consumers' Financial Concerns Rose Sharply Between March & April

  News, June 12, 2025

• CEO Survey Shows Optimism Declining Amid Uncertainty

  Features, June 12, 2025

  CEO outlook is shifting amid a backdrop of economic uncertainty and global complexity. The "Spring 2025 Fortune/Deloitte CEO Survey" shows a substantial decline in optimism around the global economy and own company performance as business as leaders navigate the macroeconomic environment.

• 81% Of Gen Z Report Wishing It Was Easier To Disconnect From Digital Devices

  News, June 12, 2025

• Caregivers Face Lasting Financial, Emotional and Career Impacts, Study Finds

  News, June 12, 2025

• Downtown Macon Celebrates Bee's Knees Week

  News, June 11, 2025

• MGA Announces Spring 2025 President's List And Dean's List

  News, June 11, 2025

• Robins Financial Credit Union Announces New Vice President of Information Technology

  News, June 11, 2025

• 24 Middle School Civic Leaders to Compete in First Georgia Civics Bee State Finals Hosted by Georgia Chamber of Commerce Foundation

  Features, June 11, 2025

  Today, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced that 24 middle school civic leaders from eight communities across Georgia will compete in the National Civics Bee Georgia State Finals. For the first time, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce Foundation will host the National Civics Bee Georgia State Finals in partnership with The Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

• Georgia Gets 11th Area Code, New Number for Southeast Georgia Added

  News, June 11, 2025

• Atlanta Braves Holdings to Host Its First Investor Day

  News, June 11, 2025

• Drew Echols Named Freshman Legislator of the Year by the Georgia Chamber

  News, June 11, 2025

• 'Doc Albany' Makes World Premiere at Tribeca Festival in NYC, Highlighting Local Physicians

  News, June 11, 2025

• UGA Study: Future of Volunteering in U.S. Remains Uncertain

  Features, June 11, 2025

  Volunteerism may be dying a slow death in America. Research from the University of Georgia suggests economic uncertainty and social unrest may be to blame.

• Georgia Power Prepared for 2025 Hurricane Season

  News, June 11, 2025

• Americans Seek Meaningful Getaways Closer to Home This Summer

  News, June 11, 2025

• 70%+ Of Home Service Professionals Now Use AI To Cut Admin Work, Not Field Jobs

  News, June 11, 2025

• National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 37K Jobs in May; Annual Pay was Up 4.5%

  News, June 11, 2025

• CGTC Now Has 32 Courses That Transfer to Every Public College & University in Georgia

  News, June 10, 2025

• Homeowners in Monroe County Brace for Major Tax Hikes

  News, June 10, 2025

• Cops on Donut Shops Fundraising Initiative for Special Olympics Underway

  News, June 10, 2025

• Georgia Power Names Arthur Tripp as Vice President of Economic Development

  News, June 10, 2025

• Who’s Running for Office? Georgia Candidates Announce 2026 Bids

  News, June 10, 2025

• John F. Kennedy Named Senator of the Year by Georgia Chamber

  News, June 10, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Rolling Downhill

  News, June 10, 2025

• Georgia Ranked No. 20 in Senior Happiness Survey

  News, June 10, 2025

• Emory Healthcare Officially Welcomes Houston Healthcare to the Family with Celebrations, New Sign Unveilings

  Features, June 10, 2025

  Emory Healthcare is pleased to welcome Houston Healthcare, a community-based health system headquartered in Warner Robins, to the family, advancing high-quality patient care and expanding services to central Georgia. Houston Healthcare officially joined the Emory Healthcare team on June 1st, after receiving approval for the strategic integration from the Georgia Attorney General’s Office in May.

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Fell in May

  News, June 10, 2025

• Forbes Travel Guide Unveils 2025 Hotel Star Bars List

  News, June 10, 2025

• Don't Get Burned: It's a Smart Saver's Summer, According to New Vanguard Consumer Survey

  News, June 10, 2025

• River Edge, Mercer Partner To Increase Services For Georgians With Intellectual Disability Disorders

  News, June 09, 2025

• Macon-Bibb County Fire Department Holds Promotion Ceremony

  News, June 09, 2025

• Walmart Expands Drone Deliveries to Five New Cities, Including Atlanta

  News, June 09, 2025

• State Tax Revenue: May Net Revenues Up 9.1%; Adjusted YTD Up 0.2%

  News, June 09, 2025

• Culver's has Two New Georgia Locations. Where to Get Your Butterburgers and Frozen Custard

  News, June 09, 2025

• Georgia’s 2025 Shrimping Season Opens June 10th in State Waters

  News, June 09, 2025

• Football Coach Derek Dooley Considers Run For U.S. Senate In Georgia

  News, June 09, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Takes New Action to Lower Costs for Georgia Farmers

  News, June 09, 2025

• PowerSecure Collaborates with Edged to Promote Sustainable Data Centers Nationwide

  News, June 09, 2025

• One in Three Americans Recommend Trade School Over College for High School Grads

  News, June 09, 2025

• Uneven Tech Jobs Report Clouded By A Confluence Of Factors, CompTIA Finds

  News, June 09, 2025

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