September 2025 News

September 30, 2025

• Bibb Graduation Rate Goes Up, Exceeds State

• Commission Approves Architect For Jail Expansion

• Embraer Foundation to Showcase CGTC Students on October 2

• Mercer to Celebrate Family Weekend 2025 Oct. 3-5 in Macon

• 'Absolutely Unprecedented' | Dublin City Schools Requesting $1.5M State Advance To Meet Monthly Payroll

• Georgia Graduation Rate Climbs to 87.2%, Another Historic High

• Anniversary Of Hurricane Helene Reinforces Importance Of Severe Weather Preparedness For Georgia Power And Customers

• Another Buc-ee’s Breaks Ground in Georgia. Are You on the Beaver Bandwagon?

• Rivian Chose Georgia for plant, HQ Because State Leads Way in EV Production

• Is it OK for GA Businesses to Refuse Cash as Payment? Here’s What State Law Says

• AAA: Fall Brings Cooler Temps and Lower Pump Prices in Georgia

• Retirement Confidence High Among US Employees, Yet Many Make Basic Financial Mistakes

• What Do Luxury Travelers Want?

• New Consumer Data Reveals Financial Confidence Slump Driving Shift to Intentional Shopping

September 29, 2025

• MAC.BID Makes Georgia Debut with Online Auction, Bin Store Opening in Macon

• Paving The Way: Commission Approves Contractors To Pave Additional 15.5 Miles

• A Night of Unapologetic Excellence: FVSU Celebrates 130 Years and President Jones’ Decade of Service

• Metro Warner Robins Unemployment Rate Holds Steady in August

• Organizer of Hispanic Heritage Month Festival in Macon Cancels, Cites Fear of Immigration Enforcement

• Celebrating Community Schools United Coordinators

• Atlanta Forfeits $37.5M in Airport Funds After Refusing to Agree to Trump's DEI Ban

• Stipend Could Address Georgia’s Rural Doctor Shortage, Experts Say

• Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan Headlining Concert At UGA’s Sanford Stadium

• Teach in the Peach Welcomes First-year Teachers to the Classroom

• Breach May Have Exposed Some Georgia Medicaid Recipients’ Health Information