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August 26, 2025

• Milledgeville-Baldwin County Launches 2025 Youth Entrepreneur Program

• Rep. Tangie Herring Appointed to CGTC Board of Trustees, Bringing Passion for Education and Community

• 30 Local Teachers Get Wishes Granted by Robins Financial Credit Union

• What Are The Best Employers In Georgia, According To Forbes?

• Charlie Harper: Growth Is A Choice. Change Is Not.

• Unemployment Falls Across Most of Georgia’s Regional Commissions in July

• Georgia Tech Helps Towns Plan for Explosive Growth

• Another Candidate Joins Expanding Field Seeking To Be Georgia’s Top Lawyer

• The Home Depot Announces Extension of Tender Offer to Acquire GMS Inc.

• New Research Reveals What Matters Most to Small Business Owners When Borrowing

• New Study Shows U.S. Travelers May be Overpaying for Domestic Flights as Airlines Resume Charging Higher Fares One-way vs Roundtrip

• Consolidation Reshapes the U.S. Oil and Gas Industry

August 25, 2025

• Central Georgia Voters Prepare for Pivotal Mayoral Races in Packed Election Season

• Macon Commuters Look Forward to Smoother Travel as Bass Road Bridge Reopening Nears

• 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

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