June 2025 News

June 27, 2025

• Metro Macon Sees Slight Rise in May Unemployment

• Events Happening in Macon: June 30th - July 15th

• M&R Marketing Welcomes Two New Members to Our Sales Team

• Macon's Fort Hawkins Seeks Preservation Amid Structural Threats

• Mike Seekins of Famous Mike's of Macon Dies Wednesday Night, Restaurant to be Temporarily Closed

• SkillsUSA’s National Conference Brings Thousands Of Students To Atlanta

• 4 Atlantans Win Entrepreneur of the Year Southeast Award

• Kaiser Permanente Serves as the Presenting Sponsor of Health Connect South 2025 in Atlanta

• Lynette Cook-Osborne Named 2025 Clerk of the Year

• The Georgia Public Service Commission Has Rules Governing Power Disconnection During Heat Advisories

• 56% of Employers Say It's Workers Who Must Adapt to Company Culture--But Job Seekers Disagree

• CARFAX: Nearly 17 Million Vehicles on U.S. Roads Have Expired Registration Tags

• Finseca: 5 Financial Tips Every Graduate Should Know

June 26, 2025

• Planning and Zoning Commission Conducting Housing Study, Public Input Needed

• J. Michael Evans Sworn In As The Mayor Of Centerville

• Local Nurse Recognized by HCA with First Humanitarian Award

• Two Men's Mental Health Events Join Forces

• Morris Bank Recognized on Forbes List of Best Banks in Each State

• In Georgia, Plan To Shutter Job Corps Training Program Sparks Opposition

• Fifty Georgia Cities & Organizations Recognized for Exemplary Civility and Ethical Governance

• Georgia Surplus Tax Refund Deposits Hitting Bank Accounts. Everything You Need To Know About The Up To $500 Refund

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgia Peaches Once Again Exported to Mexico

• Conditions are Favorable for U.S. Commercial Insurance Buyers, but Economic Uncertainty Abounds

• Despite Recession Fears, Nearly 30% of Home Shoppers Say a Downturn Could Make Them More Likely to Buy a Home

• Existing Home Sales Forecast Revised Lower in Latest Outlook