November 2025 News

November 21, 2025

• Pinnacle Bank & Morris Bank Jointly Announce Strategic Merger

• 'Macon-Bibb County Has to Stay Competitive' | Bibb Leaders Approve Construction Firm to Build New Arena

• Brothers Open Up a New Central Georgia Chicken Restaurant with High Hopes of Expanding | Here's Where

• Macon Businesses See Slowdown After Federal Government Shutdown

• Different Faiths, Same Mission: Macon Religious Groups Collect Thousands of Pounds for Food Bank

• 'It Does Make us Proud' | How Local Students Came Together to Help Stuff the Truck in Central Georgia

• Virginia Transformer to Create 400 Jobs in Effingham Expansion

• Georgia Aviation Trailblazer Pat Epps has Died

• Georgia DOT Awards $86.3M in Contracts in October

• Habitat for Humanity Helped More Than 3 Million People Build or Improve a Place to Call Home During Past Year

• Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, Local Law Enforcement Making Sure Everyone is Buckled Up Before Holiday Season

• Georgia Department of Education Recognizes Literacy Leader and Math Leader Schools

• From Crowded Lots to Long Drives: Navigating Holiday Travel with Confidence

• FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions Ahead of Thanksgiving, Holiday Travel Returns to Normal

• U.S. Mortgage Originations Dip 2% in Q3

• U.S. Consumer Auto Shopping Stays Strong, Registers as 'Hot' in Q3

November 20, 2025

• GEDA Honors Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority (MBCIA) and First Quality Baby Products with Large Community Award

• Warner Robins Planning & Zoning Recommends Approval Of Amendment Defining Data Centers | What That Means

• Sen. Larry Walker III Shares Georgia’s Success at NCOIL Fall Meeting

• 'Give Back' Spirit Leads Milledgeville’s First Day Of Stuff The Truck

• 'Been a Long Time Coming' | Peach County Opens 1st Animal Control Shelter After Years of Planning

• Georgia Lawmakers Debate Cellphone Ban at All Public High Schools

• Commissioner John King Announces Major Savings for Georgia Drivers

• NSF Grant Renewed to Protect Georgia Coastlines

• Georgia Economy Suffers From Lack Of Financial Aid For Low-Income Students, Advocates Argue