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October 27, 2025

• Shutdown Pushes Warner Robins Families To Food Pantries As Demand More Than Doubles

• Pumpkin & Paws at Animal Shelter

• Macon-Bibb County Fire Department Welcomes 23 New Firefighters

• Dublin City Schools Says Payroll Cuts, State Support Improving Financial Outlook

• Senate Study Committee Reviews Rising Living Costs, Student Debt at Georgia Colleges

• Military Veterans Launch State & Local Contracting Workshop for Georgia Businesses

• Albany Area Chamber Announces Search for President & CEO

• Georgia Supreme Court Hears Cases That Could Shape The Future Of Roads, Car Sales And Child Custody

• PSC Commissioners Tim Echols and Fitz Johnson Endorsed for Reelection by Georgia Chamber PAC

• AG Chris Carr Backs Rule Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote in Federal Elections

• The Conference Board Launches Consumer Confidence Survey Premium Dataset

• Home Equity Rates Decline in Third Quarter

• One in Three Americans Affected by Crypto Scams as Adoption Soars

October 24, 2025

• Macon Bacon Hosting Official Atlanta Falcons Watch Party at Historic Luther Williams Field

• Community Schools United Invites Volunteers to “Treat the Streets” at Burdell-Hunt Clean-Up

• MGA Foundation Honors Don Avery For Legacy of Leadership, Names Tracey Blalock Outstanding Alumnus

• Small Georgia Town Faces 500% Water Bill Increase As Neighboring City Passes Repair Costs To Residents

• Atrium Health Amphitheater Hosting 2nd Trucks & Treats Saturday

• Cities with the Most Expensive Homes in Georgia

• Feds Reopening 2,100 Ag Aid Offices, Drawing Praise in Georgia

• Government Shutdown Straining Small Businesses Across Georgia

• Port of Savannah September Volumes Up 8%

• Southeastern Grocers to Rebrand as The Winn-Dixie Company in Major Strategy Shift

• Public Service Commission Critic Arrested, Charged with Theft After Public Hearing

• Survey Shows 38% of SMBs Have Less Than a Month's Cash on Hand

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