July 2025 News

July 02, 2025

• 'Help Warner Robins Become More Beautiful' - Inside Warner Robins' New $180M Budget For 2026

• ‘Macon Staycation’ Offers Local Deals, Events For Fourth Of July Week

• AT&T Boosts Speeds in Butts County

• Open Streets Macon Returns This Fall with Two Community-Led Celebrations

• Macon-Bibb County Fire Department Hosts Fireworks Safety Demonstration

• Everything you Need to Know About Georgia's Fireworks Laws for the Fourth of July 2025

• Amazon Robotic Fulfillment Center in Stone Mountain Opens to Public for Tours

• American Textile Company Investment in Tifton Continues as it Celebrates a Century of Success

• AGCO & TAFE Settle Legal Dispute over Massey Ferguson Brand in India

• Mills Fleming of HunterMaclean: One Nation, Under God... Divided by Birth?

• KIA America Posts Highest First-Half Sales in Company History

• AI on the Frontline: Global Firms Back Innovation, Brace for New Cyber Threats

• Supply Chains Are Playing Defense, Not Reinventing, according to West Monroe's Quarterly Supply Chain Poll

• Survey Finds 94% of Parents Help Fund Their Child's Education, Using These Methods

July 01, 2025

• City Of Perry To Host Family-Friendly Independence Day Event

• Kroger Tight-Lipped On Future Of Central Georgia Stores After Announcing Closure Of 60 Locations Nationwide

• Spouses Complete VECTR Center’s Military Spouse Training Initiative, Ready to Join the IT Workforce

• MGA Student Places 4th In National Air Race Classic

• OrthoGeorgia Mission Trip to Honduras

• Is Georgia the Most Patriotic State in the Country? What WalletHub Says as July 4th Approaches

• PSC Hears Georgia Power Rate Freeze Plan

• CareSource Launches $300k Grant Challenge to Improve Health Care Access & Outcomes in Georgia

• Georgia Humanities Announces Host Sites for Smithsonian’s Voices & Votes: Democracy in America Exhibition

• Home Depot Enters Into Agreement for SRS Distribution to Acquire GMS

• State School Superintendent Richard Woods launches Georgia’s Student Bill of Rights