September 2025 News

September 05, 2025

• Governor Kemp Issues Commendation Honoring Colony Bank's 50th Anniversary

• 7,500 Jobs Promised, Zero Delivered: Fort Valley Still Waiting on Electric Car Plant, 2 Years Later

• Mercer Theatre Announces 2025-26 Season: Bold Productions Take the Stage

• Picnic on the Farm Highlights Georgia’s Apple Sector

• Southern Rock Mansion, Former Home of Duane Allman, Now a Vacation Rental

• More than 400 Weather Radios Given to Community

• Georgia’s Economists Weigh in on Data Center Growth and Tariff Impacts

• Georgia DOT Awards $201.8 Million in Contracts for July

• Chick-fil-A Marks a Major Milestone in the Fight Against Hunger: 200 Million Meals Donated to Communities in Need

• FEMA Reform on the Table: How H.R. 4669 May Change Disaster Response

• Georgia Lottery Takes Retail Experience to Next Level with Scientific Games’ SCiQ Technology

• The Home Depot and its Subsidiary SRS Distribution Complete Acquisition of GMS

• Southern States Dominate List of Riskiest U.S. Housing Market Counties in Q2 2025

• Resume.org Survey: 1 in 3 Companies Anticipate AI Running Their Entire Hiring Process by 2026

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 54,000 Jobs in August; Annual Pay was Up 4.4%

September 04, 2025

• Mayor, Commission Approve Seeking Property Tax Relief for Seniors

• Robins 78th Air Base Wing Museum Maintainers Preserve ‘the Spirit of Flight’ Through Restoration

• The Macon Witches Float Returns This October, Presented by Ocmulgee Outdoor Expeditions & Visit Macon

• The Macon-Bibb Law Enforcement Foundation to Hold its 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

• OrthoGeorgia welcomes Lindsay Barrera, MD

• Korean Magnet Facility to Create More than 500 Jobs in Columbus

• Georgia Power, Friends of Georgia State Parks to celebrate Your State Parks Day

• Farmer Sentiment Weakens as Producer Confidence in Future Wanes

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces Success of "Money Talks" Financial Literacy Summer Program in Georgia Correctional Facilities

• Senators Deliver $900,000 to Combat the Opioid Crisis in Georgia