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• Georgia’s Record-Breaking Enrollment Reflects Investment in Workforce and Talent

  Features, December 01, 2025

  Both the Technical College System of Georgia and the University System of Georgia achieved record-breaking enrollment in 2025, signaling strong momentum in building the state’s talent pipeline.

• Refugee Alumna’s Historic $9 Million Gift to Support Generations of Georgia College & State University Students

  News, December 01, 2025

• US Consumer Confidence Fell Sharply in November

  News, December 01, 2025

• Report: Women CEOs Outearn Men, and Companies Increase CEO Security Packages

  News, December 01, 2025

• New Homes Now Priced Closer To Existing Homes Than Ever

  News, December 01, 2025

• Invision Technologies Expands Georgia Footprint with Acquisition of Virtual Guru

  Features, November 21, 2025

  Invision Technologies is pleased to announce the acquisition of Virtual Guru, a respected provider of technology support and customer service solutions based in Tifton.

• Virginia Transformer to Create 400 Jobs in Effingham Expansion

  News, November 21, 2025

• AAA: Upwards of 2.3 Million Georgians Expected to Travel for Thanksgiving

  Features, November 21, 2025

  AAA projects that 2.3 million Georgians will travel at least 50 miles from home during the Thanksgiving holiday period, which runs from Tuesday, November 25th to Monday, December 1st. This marks a 1.4% increase over last year and sets a new record for Thanksgiving travel in Georgia.

• Georgia Aviation Trailblazer Pat Epps has Died

  News, November 21, 2025

• Georgia DOT Awards $86.3M in Contracts in October

  News, November 21, 2025

• Habitat for Humanity Helped More Than 3 Million People Build or Improve a Place to Call Home During Past Year

  News, November 21, 2025

• Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, Local Law Enforcement Making Sure Everyone is Buckled Up Before Holiday Season

  News, November 21, 2025

• Georgia Department of Education Recognizes Literacy Leader and Math Leader Schools

  News, November 21, 2025

• From Crowded Lots to Long Drives: Navigating Holiday Travel with Confidence

  News, November 21, 2025

• FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions Ahead of Thanksgiving, Holiday Travel Returns to Normal

  News, November 21, 2025

• U.S. Mortgage Originations Dip 2% in Q3

  News, November 21, 2025

• U.S. Consumer Auto Shopping Stays Strong, Registers as 'Hot' in Q3

  News, November 21, 2025

• Albany Symphony Orchestra Presents "Peppermint Pops" Set for December 9th

  News, November 20, 2025

• Dougherty County Students Selected to Lead, Legislate at 82nd Youth Assembly Conference

  News, November 20, 2025

• Georgia Lawmakers Debate Cellphone Ban at All Public High Schools

  News, November 20, 2025

• Commissioner John King Announces Major Savings for Georgia Drivers

  News, November 20, 2025

• NSF Grant Renewed to Protect Georgia Coastlines

  News, November 20, 2025

• Dr. Monica Newton Named President of the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians (GAFP)

  News, November 20, 2025

• The Home Depot Launches AI-Powered Blueprint Takeoffs Tool to Help Pros Stay on Time and on Budget

  News, November 20, 2025

• Secretary of State Completes GOALS System Rollout; New Licensing Hub Leads the Way in Faster, Smarter Professional Licensing

  Features, November 20, 2025

  Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger joined local officials and agency staff on Thursday to mark the complete rollout of the Georgia Online Application & Licensing System (GOALS) - the driving force behind Georgia’s newly unveiled, state-of-the-art licensing framework.

• 2 in 5 Americans Plan to Scale Back Holiday Spending--Some Skip Gifts Altogether

  News, November 20, 2025

• October U.S. Travel Agency Air Ticket Sales Climb to $8.6 Billion

  News, November 20, 2025

• Financial Professionals and Clients Disagree on Key Retirement Planning Conversations

  News, November 20, 2025

• Men Lead Spending on "Little Luxuries" amid Growing Economic Caution

  News, November 20, 2025

• CARFAX: Nearly Half of Drivers in the U.S. Behind on Major Services

  News, November 20, 2025

• Phoebe Donates $40,000 to Area Food Banks

  News, November 19, 2025

• Tax Cuts Help Keep the American Dream Alive in Georgia and Across the Nation

  News, November 19, 2025

• Automaking is a Technology Race, and Georgia is Ahead, Rivian CEO Says

  News, November 19, 2025

• Georgia’s Kaden J. Competes at the 2025 National Civics Bee in Washington, D.C.

  News, November 19, 2025

• Youth LEAD Georgia Celebrates Graduation of Second Cohort

  News, November 19, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Pushing to Expand Support for Georgia Children with Disabilities

  News, November 19, 2025

• OpenTable Reveals the Top Trends Set to Define Dining in 2026

  News, November 19, 2025

• Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Admit to "Revenge Quitting" Their Jobs

  News, November 19, 2025

• PasswordManager.com Survey Finds 1 in 4 Job Seekers Fell for Hiring Scams in 2025

  News, November 19, 2025

• Phoebe Cancer Center Announces 2025 Lights of Love Tree Lighters

  News, November 18, 2025

• IDP Properties Expands Historic Adaptive Reuse Portfolio with Davis Exchange in Albany

  Features, November 18, 2025

  IDP Properties, a Valdosta based real estate developer, continues to build and expand on its expertise in historic adaptive reuse with the redevelopment of two historic properties: Davis Exchange in Albany, Georgia, and Canal Crossing in New Orleans, Louisiana.

• Colony Bankcorp & TC Bancshares Announce Regulatory and Shareholder Approvals Received for Merger

  News, November 18, 2025

• Rep. Bill Yearta Appointed Chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government

  News, November 18, 2025

• GSW’s Online Master’s in Computer Science Ranked #1 Most Affordable in the Nation

  News, November 18, 2025

• Superintendent Woods: We Must Act Now to Strengthen and Sustain Georgia’s Educator Workforce

  Features, November 18, 2025

  As State School Superintendent, my top priority is making sure our education system prepares every student for life – for productive, successful, fulfilling futures. That starts with investing in our educators, the people who make learning possible.

• Forest Investment Associates Highlights $220 Million Georgia/Alabama Timberland Acquisition

  News, November 18, 2025

• Lawmakers Weigh Seismic Changes to Georgia’s Voting Equipment

  News, November 18, 2025

• Penny for Your Pump: Georgia’s Gas Price Average Inches Higher

  News, November 18, 2025

• Port of Savannah Container Volumes Up 4% Through October

  News, November 18, 2025

• Georgia Historical Society Announces New Decoding Histories Digital Kit Now Available to the Public

  News, November 18, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Releases New Military Consumer Protection Guide for Service Members, Veterans and their Families

  News, November 18, 2025

• Upgraded Points Reveals the Best Days To Fly for the 2025 Holiday Season

  News, November 18, 2025

• Survey: Companies Race to Deploy AI, but Face Workforce Readiness Gap

  News, November 18, 2025

• More Than One-Third of Americans Turn to Professional Tax Preparers, New Survey Finds

  News, November 18, 2025

• What You Need to Know About the 35th Annual Celebration of Lights

  News, November 17, 2025

• Young Marines Shine with Southeast Regimental Awards

  News, November 17, 2025

• Georgia Communities Vote on FLOST for Property Tax Relief

  News, November 17, 2025

• Georgia Schools Receive Additional Funds to Support Mental Health, Students in Poverty

  News, November 17, 2025

• Norfolk Southern Shareholders Approve Transaction with Union Pacific

  News, November 17, 2025

• Fed’s Bostic Says ‘We’ll See’ on the December Rate Decision

  News, November 17, 2025

• Georgia Commission Approves License for New Medical Cannabis Dispensary as Demand Grows

  News, November 17, 2025

• USG Enrollment Surges to Record High, Marking Third Year of Growth

  Features, November 17, 2025

  University System of Georgia enrollment climbed this fall to an all-time record of 382,142 students. The 4.8% increase in enrollment over Fall 2024 marks a third consecutive year of growth for the system.

• Dr. Penny L. Elkins Elected as Mercer University’s 19th President

  News, November 17, 2025

• Deloitte: While Holiday Travel Intent Rises, Planned Spending Hits Turbulence

  News, November 17, 2025

• Over Half of Americans Don't See Their Dream Home Becoming Reality

  News, November 17, 2025

• Resonance Launches GEO Search: the AI Visibility Engine for B2B Technology Brands

  News, November 17, 2025

• Albany Technical College Launches Women In Technology (WIT) Presence to Expand Pathways for Women in Tech

  News, November 14, 2025

• A Nurse Who Leads with Heart: Willa Dyer Recognized with October DAISY Award

  News, November 14, 2025

• Governor Kemp Announces Trey Bennett New GEFA Executive Director

  News, November 14, 2025

• 2025 College & Career Ready Performance Index Shows Improvements Across State

  Features, November 14, 2025

  The 2025 College & Career Ready Performance Index shows improvements across all grade bands in Content Mastery and Readiness, along with Graduation Rate for high schools.

• With Penny Production Ending, Georgia Expert Explains What your Old Coins are Actually Worth

  News, November 14, 2025

• Federal Employees Return to Work as Government Reopens

  News, November 14, 2025

• Georgia Pushes for Electric School Buses Amid Uncertain Federal Funding

  News, November 14, 2025

• Georgia-based University Buys $51M in Bitcoin

  News, November 14, 2025

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Posts Eighth Straight Month of Year- Over- Year Increases

  News, November 14, 2025

• Deloitte Survey Shows Tech Execs Driving Growth, Shaping Strategy and Eyeing the CEO Seat

  News, November 14, 2025

• AI Is Reshaping Collaboration, but 55% of US Employers Worry It's Replacing Teamwork

  News, November 14, 2025

• Chuck Logan Named Renasant Albany Market President

  Features, November 13, 2025

  Renasant announced that Chuck Logan was recently named Albany Market President. "We are proud to announce Chuck’s promotion to Albany Market President," said David Durland, President of South GA & North FL Core Banking.

• UGA’s 2026 Albany Georgia Economic Outlook Set for January 28th

  News, November 13, 2025

• Electric Vehicle Training Courses Beginning Spring Semester at Albany Technical College

  News, November 13, 2025

• Hill of Hope Foundation Funds Food Access for Families in Need

  News, November 13, 2025

• Atlanta Fed President Bostic to Retire at the End of Current Term

  Features, November 13, 2025

  Dr. Raphael W. Bostic, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, today announced his intention to retire at the end of his current term, which officially concludes on February 28, 2026.

• Socomec to Create 300 New Jobs in Suwanee

  News, November 13, 2025

• Georgia City Leaders Step Into Key Roles on RMEBS Board of Trustees

  News, November 13, 2025

• Eggs Up Grill Targets Atlanta Metro & More Key Georgia Markets for Continued Franchise Expansion

  News, November 13, 2025

• Ga. High Schooler Launches In-Home Nursing Care Business

  News, November 13, 2025

• US M&A Momentum Accelerates: Forecasts 2026 Deal Activity To Surpass 2025

  News, November 13, 2025

• Nearly All U.S. Workers Say Their Wages Haven't Kept Up With the Cost of Living

  News, November 13, 2025

• Manufacturers' Deep Concerns About Growing Regulatory & Tax Burdens Put Drag on Long-Term Confidence

  News, November 13, 2025

• Albany State University Alumnus Eric Heyward to Speak at Fall Commencement

  News, November 12, 2025

• Phoebe Physician and U.S. Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Reflects on Service and Sacrifice this Veterans Day

  News, November 12, 2025

• Board of Regents Elects David Dove as New Chair & Deep Shah Vice Chair for 2026

  Features, November 12, 2025

  The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia elected current Vice Chair David B. Dove to a one-year term as the Board’s new chair and Regent Deep J. Shah to a one-year term as the Board’s vice chair.

• Georgia's 'Hollywood Of The South' Is A Town Serving Iconic Filming Locations, Tours, And Themed Bites

  News, November 12, 2025

• Chick-fil-A Wastes No Time Expanding Its Surprising New Concept

  News, November 12, 2025

• Southeastern Grocers Commemorates Veterans Day with $50,000 Donation to the USO

  News, November 12, 2025

• GDOT Seeks Feedback from Georgia Commuters in Workforce Mobility Survey

  News, November 12, 2025

• Norfolk Southern Reaches Collective Bargaining Agreement with Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen

  News, November 12, 2025

• Trump Administration Weighs 50-Year Mortgage Plan

  News, November 12, 2025

• Americans Likely to Tighten Their Belts this Holiday Season

  News, November 12, 2025

• 20 Most Affordable East Coast Lake Towns

  News, November 12, 2025

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