February 2025 News

February 28, 2025

• WGTC Foundation Awards Over $57,000 in Scholarships for Spring 2025

• Nels Peterson to Become New Chief Justice

• OOCL Iris Becomes Largest Vessel to Serve Savannah

• HunterMaclean: President Trump’s Executive Orders: The Times They Are A-Changin’

• State and Local Leaders Celebrate Georgia Reads Day at the Capitol

• Gov. Kemp & Supt. Woods Name Winners of Fifth Annual Georgia RISE Award

• JAMES Magazine Online: Foster Care School Choice Bill Moves Forward

• Cybersecurity's Biggest Blind Spot: Third-Party Risk, New Resilience Analysis Finds

• Stronger Friendship Bonds, Longer Workplace Tenure: 51% of Hiring Managers and 76% of Job Seekers Agree

• Hot Markets and Home Feature Fads: How the Pandemic Changed Home Buying

• AI-Fueled Tax Scams on the Rise: LifeLock Experts Share Tips on How to File Safely

February 27, 2025

• Game, Set, Match: Medel’s Journey in Tennis and Beyond Spotlights National Girls and Women in Sports Day

• Georgia Restaurant Association Announces 2025 Board of Directors

• Pickleball Kingdom Announces Major Expansion Across Georgia

• Could a State Office Boost the Music Industry Like it has Georgia Film?

• GaDOE Launches New Teacher Recruitment Campaign

• Georgia Lawmakers Seek More Regulation of Drones, with National Security Among their Concerns

• Georgia Senate Panel Advances Data Centers Bill

• US Consumer Confidence Dropped Sharply in February

• New Survey on Taxes and Small Business: Complexity is Major Problem

• S&P Corelogic Case Shiller Index Records 3.9% Annual Gain in December 2024

• 'Functional Unemployment' Down in January But Higher Than a Year Ago, Says Ludwig Institute

• SOS Issues Call for Special Election for Public Service Commission

February 26, 2025

• UWG Continuing Education Offers CNA Classes for the Carrollton, Newnan Communities

• State of the Port: Savannah Fastest Growing Port on U.S. East Coast