December 2025 News

December 19, 2025

• Historic Joseph N. Neel's Department Store Sign Illuminates Macon Skyline

• Metro Macon Unemployment Rate Falls in September

• Flint Energies Foundation Awards Local STEM Education Programs $250,000

• Commission Approves Next Step for Pleasant Hill Affordable Housing Project

• 58 New Trees Planted at Delores A. Brooks Through Georgia ReLeaf Grant

• Central Georgia Cancer Care Expands Macon Campus with New Stand-Alone PET/CT Imaging Building

• Georgia Movie Studio May Soon Become A Data Center

• Annual Defense Authorization Bill with Key Georgia Wins Passes

• Holiday Travel Alert: Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures, Shares Key Travel Windows and Safety Tips

• State Board of Education Member Matt Donaldson Will Serve as Secretary-Treasurer for National Association of State Boards of Education

• The Cost of Stress: How Financial Planning Could Save Lives on Farms

• New Home Depot Creator Portal Connects Influencers with Home Improvement Enthusiasts to Drive New Revenue Opportunities

• Report: Workers Are Ready for AI. Organizations Aren't.

• Oh, What Fun It Is to Drive? Not on December's Riskiest Day

• Investors Are Paying Up to 35% Above the Median Sales Price, Adding Pressure for Everyday Homebuyers

• Survey: 88% of U.S. Organizations Find Errors in the Data Feeding Their Systems, Despite High Confidence

December 18, 2025

• Macon Business Owners Call for Action on Abandoned Pio Nono Avenue Building

• 41NBC Partners With Salvation Army to Help Distribute Angel Tree Gifts to Middle Georgia Families

• Airfield Operations Officers Final Class Graduates at Robins AFB

• Unemployment Falls Across Georgia’s Regional Commissions

• Hartsfield-Jackson Airport Expecting Busiest Holiday Travel Period Since Pandemic

• HomeTown Health Honors Rural Georgia Hospital Leaders in 2025 Graduation & Awards Ceremony

• UGA Researchers Find More Evidence That Mining Would Harm Okefenokee

• GaDOE Releases Lists of Schools Making Significant Improvements, Along with Those Identified for Targeted Support & Improvement

• Fed’s Bostic: No Rate Cuts Next Year