November 2025 News

November 05, 2025

• Macon-Bibb to Recognize Operation Green Light

• Acclaimed Broadway baritenor Jacob Keith Watson opens 2025-26 Jubilee Artists Series

• AUCC Inaugural Program in Public and Government Service Continues Serving HBCU Students

• Democrats Flip Georgia PSC Seats in Statewide Upset

• Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta Ranks as the Best U.S. Airport for Business Travelers

• Houzeo Ranks the Safest Places to Live in Georgia, Bringing Data-Driven Insights for Homebuyers

• Georgia College & State University's GEM Program Marks 25-year Partnership with the Georgia Chamber

• GaDOE Seeks 2025-2026 Military Flagship School Award Applications

• Georgia Health Care Organizations Unite to Strengthen Rural and Statewide Senior Care

• Monster U.S. Seasonal Hiring Index 2025: Who's Hiring Now

• Livestock Sector Optimism Fuels a Modest Rise in Farmer Sentiment in October

• Consumer Alert: The Hidden Costs of Phony 'Free' & 'Unlimited' Offers

November 04, 2025

• Macon Fashion Week Kicks Off, Celebrating Local Creativity And Community

• 'Our Food Is So Good We Couldn't Name It!' New Restaurant To Open Soon In Warner Robins

• People From These Metros Are Looking to Buy Homes in Macon

• Mercer Law School to Host 9th Annual Lauren Giddings 5K to Benefit Scholarships

• Coca-Cola Drops New Holiday Flavor Offering 'A Festive Twist On The Classic Taste'

• In the Wake of Another Rate Cut, Atlanta Fed's Bostic Addresses FOMC's Move

• UPS Acquires Andlauer Healthcare Group for $1.6B, Accelerating Its Expansion in Healthcare Logistics

• Georgia Sports Innovation Coalition Announces Inaugural GENEXSIS 2025 Summit

• Courts Order Federal Government To Fund Food Program, But Some Still Prepare For Disruptions

• Director of UGA Weather Network Explains Climate Impacts on Life, Agriculture in Georgia

• Tech Remains a Top Holiday Gift Category as Shoppers Focus on High-Impact Purchases

• Survey: Americans Need to Work 20 Days on Average to Cover Household Bills

• Realtor.com: Down Payments Steady as Average FICO Scores Remain At 10-Year High