October 2025 News

October 29, 2025

• Happy Hour Service Center Receives $25K Grant To Expand Recycling Efforts

• Blue Bird Foundation Promotes Education, Health, and Safety Programs Across Georgia

• $40 Million Plan Gives New Life To Central State’s Historic Buildings

• Macon-Bibb County Transit Authority Set To Launch Door-To-Door Rapid Transit Next Week

• Traton Homes Names Industry Veteran as VP of Sales and Marketing

• Atlanta-Based UPS Cuts An Additional 14,000 Jobs

• Chancellor Sonny Perdue Inducted into the National Agricultural Hall of Fame

• GMA Celebrates Two City Officials Named to Georgia Trend’s 2025 “40 Under 40” List

• A State Representative Steps Down, Creating Another Vacancy In The General Assembly

• AAA: Leaves Aren’t the Only Thing Falling This Season

• CareSource Awards $300K to Local Organizations Improving Health Care Access and Outcomes in Georgia

• 'Informal Economy' Ineffective in Offsetting Poverty-Level Employment for Most Workers

• 72% of Companies Use AI -- But 55% Say They Lack Training and Resources as Job Seekers Fear Replacement

• Girls Who Code Report Reveals Why Fewer Girls Choose Cybersecurity Careers

October 28, 2025

• Bragg Jam Announces the Return of Bragg Jamuary for 2026

• Events Happening in Macon: October 29th - November 8th

• Halloween Will Be Observed on October 31st in Bibb County

• HCA's Fairview Park Hospital Holds Eighth Annual Movie On The Lawn

• Middle Georgia State University Earns National Apex Award for Excellence in Respiratory Education

• Gov. Kemp to Lead State Delegation at SEUS-Japan

• Lawmakers Face Conflicting Calls To Loosen, Tighten Regulation Of Hemp And Marijuana

• Georgia Ports Reports Auto Manufacturers Have Reduced Production & Shipments Of Some Vehicles To U.S.

• Georgia State Study: AI Can Spot Signs of Depression in Reddit Posts

• Georgia Among Top States for Nonprofit Burnout, Study Finds

• GaDOE, GSAN Award $11M in BOOST Grants for Afterschool and Summer Learning