September 2025 News

September 24, 2025

• Cities with the Most Expensive Homes in Georgia

• Chick-fil-A Is Opening a 'Beverage-Focused' Standalone Restaurant

• Georgia Historical Society Commemorates Constitution Day with Rare Documents & Artifacts on Display

• Georgia Power Announces 2025 Energy Storage System Request for Proposals

• Three of Georgia’s Top Higher Education Institutions Retain High Rankings

• Report: The US Has Achieved Energy Independence--Now Comes the Hard Part

• Port Performance Varies Across the Globe Amid Continuing Shocks

September 23, 2025

• Fed's Bostic Sees No Further Rate Cuts this Year, WSJ Reports

• Hyundai Expands Education Initiatives in Georgia

• A ‘Flash Drought’ is Developing in Georgia. That’s Bad News for Farmers.

• Tech Firms, Georgia Educators Working to Harness Power of AI, Telemedicine in Health Care

• Georgia Lawmakers Look for Ways Keep Social Media from Harming Children

• Georgia Farmers, Foresters Still Awaiting Disaster Relief a Year After Helene

• Tariffs Revive U.S. Manufacturing, But Nearshore Talent Powers Service Growth

• New Survey: One in Four Companies Lose More Than $1 Million Annually at Online Checkout

• Realtor.com: Two Years of Declining Rents Have Renters Ready to Make a Move

September 22, 2025

• New Passenger Gates Open at Atlanta Airport as Concourse D Expands

• Lawmakers Urged to Expedite Move to New Voting System

• UPS Cancels Deal for Estafeta

• Georgia DOT Awards $41.6 Million in Contracts for August

• Braves' $16 Million Gamble Could Reset Atlanta to Square One in Risky Unsolved 2026 Dilemma

• OneDigital Welcomes Strategic Investment from Stone Point Capital & CPP Investments

• Americans to Carry $55 Billion in Post Holiday Debt as 45% Lean on Buy Now Pay Later

• Latest Employment Data Confirms An Uneven Tech Hiring Landscape, CompTIA Analysis Finds

• Shifting Attitudes - New Research Reveals Teens' Views on AI, Career Preparedness and the Future of Work