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August 25, 2025

• Gordon State College Moves Central Georgia Forward With $125 Million Impact

• Mayor proclaims National Emergency Management Awareness Month in Macon-Bibb

• Metro Warner Robins Unemployment Rate Falls in July

• Shan Cooper Receives Blanchard Servant Leadership Award

• Georgia Power Continues Hydro Fleet Modernization Effort to Serve a Growing Georgia

• Aflac Study Reveals The Impact Of Paid Leave On Employers And Employees

• Takao Yamamoto Selected as New Managing Director of the State of Georgia’s Japan Office

• Tim Golden Elected Secretary of State Transportation Board of Georgia

• Two More Georgia Paper Mills Closing

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Fell Slightly in July

• Home Values Are Rising In Half The Country, Falling In The Other

• Allstate: Where and When Labor Day Driving Gets Dicey

• Technology Automation is a Top Challenge for Half of HR Professionals, Equifax Survey Finds

August 22, 2025

• Macon Film Festival Celebrates 20th Anniversary With 4 Days Of Independent Cinema

• Metro Macon Unemployment Rate Falls in July

• Newsweek Says Piedmont Macon's Inpatient Rehab Among the Best

• Community Rallies For Beloved Local Restaurant As Eviction Looms Over Lease Conflict

• Houston County, Dublin Schools Coping With Shortage Of Bus Drivers

• Macon-Bibb Hispanic Festival Celebrates 4 Years, Seeks Vendors & Sponsors

• Stow Group to Create 200 Jobs in Gordon County

• TCSG, WorkSource Georgia & GDOL Mobilize to Support More than 1,100 Workers Impacted by International Paper Plant Closures

• Georgia DOT Wins National Award for Cybersecurity Initiative to Protect Traffic Systems

• Fed’s Bostic Still Sees One 2025 Rate Cut But Watching Labor

• Georgia's Senate Race Front and Center at Chamber Congressional Luncheon

• Lawmakers Discuss Ways To Discourage Tobacco Sales And Use

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