April 2025 News

April 30, 2025

• DCSS's Villa Program Celebrates First Cohort Completion With Graduation Ceremony

• Albany Technical College Announces Spring 2025 Graduation Commencement Details

• Art & Hospice Care Meet in PCOM South Georgia Humanities Class

• Georgia Leads Nation In REAL ID Compliance Ahead Of May Deadline

• UPS to Cut 20,000 Jobs and Close Some Facilities Due to Reduced Amazon Shipments

• Advancing Financial Literacy: Georgia Financial Educators Council Launches and Appoints Advisory Board

• Georgia Restaurant Association Unveils New Brand Identity in Partnership with Street Studio Creative

• Coca-Cola Reports Better-Than-Expected Q1 Results

• New Report Finds Huge Increase In Cybercrime

• JAMES Magazine Online: Opinion: Good Government in Marietta, Georgia

• Last Year, Just 25% of Big Companies Used "ESG" in Their Report Titles. The Slowdown Continues in 2025…

• US Consumer Confidence Plunged Again in April

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Records 3.9% Annual Gain In February 2025

April 29, 2025

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: Wetherald Behavioral

• Albany State University Offers Free Summer Camps for Youth and Teens

• Phoebe Nurse Honored with DAISY Award Following Four Nominations in Two Months

• Best 25 Cities To Start A Small Business In The U.S.: These 3 Georgia Towns Make The List

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bills Strengthening Education & School Safety

• Increasing Tariffs Could Threaten Georgia’s Poultry Industry, Officials Warn

• Georgia's Prized Vegetable Arrives On Shelves, Farmers Celebrate Resilience Amid Year Of Weather Woes

• Former Atlanta Mayor Forms Gubernatorial Campaign Committee

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Slides at a Snail’s Pace

• Georgia's Regional Commissions See Employment and Labor Force Growth in March

• Mobile Becomes The Chosen Attack Vector for Enterprises, Zimperium Researchers Find

• Robert Half Research Reveals Key Priorities and Challenges Facing Today's Technology Leaders