February 2025 News

February 21, 2025

• DePaul USA Daybreak Holding 12th Greater Macon Sleepout

• Macon Volunteer Clinic Announces the Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting for New Location

• Country Band Set to Perform at Atrium Health Amphitheater, Find Out Who

• Houston County School District to Host Teacher Recruitment Fair

• Irish Night @ St Peter Claver Catholic School Tonight

• Georgia Hispanic Chamber Breakfast Focuses on Tort Reform, Economic Growth for Small Businesses

• Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic: Uncertainty Calls for Caution, Humility in Policymaking

• Georgia Lawmakers Step Up for Hurricane Helene Victims

• Need to Improve Your Time Management? 10 Expert Tips from UGA Extension

• GA Shrimp Bill Basses House, Moves on to Senate

• Georgia State Senate Advances $250 Child Tax Credit Bill Unanimously

• Southern Company Reports Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year 2024 Earnings

• Georgia House Passes Bill Giving GEFA Role in Gas Projects

• JAMES Magazine Online: Constitutional Amendment Would Make State School Superintendent an Appointed Position

• Unemployment Rate Changes by State – WalletHub Study

• 2025 Travel Trends: Family Vacations and Bucket List Trips Top Travelers' Priorities

• Optimism Holds Strong: 84% of US Hiring Managers Eye 2025 Growth

February 20, 2025

• OrthoGeorgia Achieves Advanced Orthopaedic Certification from AAAHC

• Here's What We Know About the Federal Buyouts Impacts on Robins AFB So Far

• MGA’s Dr. Susan Asbury Named Governor’s Teaching Fellow

• Boys & Girls Club Member Selected as Finalist in Cox Mobile Phone Case Design Contest

• Piedmont Opens its First Primary Care Office in Macon

• United Way's Walking School Bus at L.H. Williams Elementary

• Senate Confirms Kelly Loeffler, Former Georgia senator, to Lead Small Business Administration

• More than $1.77M Raised to Help Georgia Farmers Recovering from Hurricane Helene