July 2025 News

July 31, 2025

• 36+ Miles of Road Set to be Repaved in Bibb County

• Houston County Elementary Schools Receive $13 Million Renovations

• American Red Cross Asking for Volunteers

• Atrium Health Navicent The Medical Center Recognized for Care Provided to Patients with Chest Pain

• Mercer Medical School Appoints Dr. Christy Bridges as Associate Dean of Graduate Programs

• New Report Reveals Decades-Long Decline in Georgia Homebuilding: 94 Counties Face Housing Shortage

• Georgia Lawmakers Hear Conflicting Views About Hemp And Marijuana

• Inside This Atlanta Area Film Studio, A New Pro Tennis League Has Risen

• State Charter School Commission Approves Two New Charter Schools

• Democrat Announces Candidacy For Georgia Attorney General

• Georgia Promise Marketplace Now Open for Approved Families

• State Transportation Board Members Named to List of 100 Most Influential Women in Engineering

• 44% of Working Americans See Active Personal Social Media Presence as Career Risk

• Cybersecurity Funding Jumps 25% to $4.2B in Q2 2025 as Average Deal Sizes Increase, New Report Finds

July 30, 2025

• Meet Houston County Superintendent Dr. Richard Rogers

• Our Grits Are to Die For' | Flying Biscuit Cafe Holds Grand Opening on Mulberry Street in Macon

• Piedmont Macon Nationally Recognized for Diabetes and Stroke Care

• Sen. Larry Walker III Honored with Prestigious Georgia 4-H Green Jacket Award

• Georgia Gas Price Average Inches up by a Penny

• Wayne-Sanderson Farms Announces Acquisition Of Harrison Poultry

• Southern Company Announces Accounting, Finance, and Treasury Leadership Moves

• UGA is Cultivating Georgia-Focused Scholars Through New Faculty Tour

• GaDOE Distributes Funding for Afterschool and Summer Learning Programs to Local Communities

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Slight Rise in June Unemployment

• Path2College 2024 Newborn Sweepstakes Winner Announced