News

April 28, 2025

• CGTC Students and Staff Take Part in Spring Break Volunteer Experience Abroad

• Colony Bankcorp Reports First Quarter 2025 Results

• Atrium Health Navicent Recognized for Promoting Organ Donation Registration

• How Community Improvement Districts Are Transforming Georgia Communities

• Georgia Insurance Chief Expects Rates To Fall 3-5% With Lawsuit Reform

• Study Highlights The Economic Benefits Of Georgia’s Artificial Reefs

• Shareholders Want Chemours To Stay Out Of Okefenokee

• Georgia Among Most Generous States for Data Center Incentives, Reports Show

• CareSource Collaborates with Creating Healthier Communities to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes in Georgia

• Workera Study: Leaders Say Employees Are "AI-Ready," Employees Disagree

• Aprio Survey Reveals Manufacturers Must Remain Agile to Achieve Growth in Rapidly Shifting Global Landscape

• 92% of Companies Accelerate Cash Flow with AR Automation, New Research Finds

April 25, 2025

• Macon Sees Job Market Gains, Unemployment Drops to 4.2% in March

• BBB Warns of Door-to-Door Pine Straw Scams in Middle Georgia

• Ex-Central Georgia Lawmaker Brings Chicken Chain to Georgia: 'We Have Really Good Chicken'

• Macon-Bibb Hosts 13th Annual Age-Friendly Community Celebration

• The 29th Annual Pan African Festival of Georgia Set to Make History

• Mayor Miller named Literacy Hero by Junior League of Macon

• Georgia Ports Go High-Tech

• Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs Joins HunterMaclean

• New Report Published on Trade War’s Effect on Georgia’s Service Economy

• PCOM South Georgia to Expand Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Class Size to 90

• Gov. Kemp Announces Angelique McClendon as New DDS Commissioner

• Election to Succeed Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr Heats Up

• Georgia Grown Releases Official 2025 You-Pick Agritourism Map

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