News

May 16, 2025

• Five Star Automotive Group Donates 15-Passenger Van to CGTC

• Mercer College of Nursing Receives $500,000 Grant to Increase Graduates Entering the Georgia Workforce

• Rep. Shaw Blackmon to Serve as Chairman of the House Study Committee on Reducing & Prioritizing Mandates for Public School

• Georgia's Unemployment Rate Holds at 3.6% for 11 Consecutive Months

• Governor Kemp Meets Bill Signing Deadline With Rush

• Bobby Dodd Stadium Slated for Major Renovation

• Steve Gooch Enters Race for Lieutenant Governor

• AG Chris Carr: This National Police Week, back the Officers Confronting the Mental Health Crisis

• Georgia Child Care Association Hosts High-Impact Luncheon

• Georgia College Targets Critical Teacher Shortage at Statewide Summit

• Home Listings Surge as Buyers Move Carefully in Spring Market

• Summer Vacation Confidence and Spend Reach Record Highs Despite Ongoing Economic Uncertainty

• Remote Work Is Transforming Healthcare Priorities, Especially for Younger Employees, New MagnaCare Survey Finds

• EY Survey Reveals that Technology Companies are Setting the Pace of Agentic AI - Will Others Follow Suit?

May 15, 2025

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

• Piedmont Opens New Primary Care Location in Warner Robins

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

• Wing Woman: MGA Student To Compete In 2025 Air Race Classic

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

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

• Nonprofits – Georgia’s Unsung Pro-Business Partners

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

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

• Georgia Cracks Down On Fentanyl Trafficking, With New Sentencing Law

• JAMES Magazine Online: Arthur Blank Foundation, Falcons, and State Rep. Team Up to Promote Girls Flag Football

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