April 2025 News

April 23, 2025

• UWG Earns Recognition for Enrollment Growth at Board of Regents Meeting

• Southern Telecom Secures Largest Fiber Deal In Company History With Hyperscale Customer

• Georgia DOT Joins National Public Awareness Campaign To Promote Safety Of Transportation Construction And Maintenance Workers

• LCF Georgia Celebrates Latino Leadership & Representation Across Georgia’s Government

• Leadership Georgia Searching For Director of Operations

• Sen. Ossoff Working Across the Aisle to Reduce Georgia’s Doctor Shortage

• Americans Say Millennials, Not Boomers, Broke the Housing Market, New Data Finds

• New Polling Indicates Global Tipping Point On Business Attitudes To Renewable Energy Shift

• U.S. Travel Agencies Air Ticket Sales Total $9.3 Billion in March 2025

• The Conference Board Honors Six Companies at Corporate Responsibility Awards Celebration

April 22, 2025

• Rural Development Council Meets for Year in Review & Legislative Update

• Georgia Has A Lot To Gain Or Lose In Trade Standoff

• State Sen. Esteves Enters Race for Governor

• House Speaker Burns Forms Three Study Committees

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Riding Downhill

• Sapelo Island Conservation At Stake In Lawsuit Over Zoning

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgian Takes Key Role in Trump Administration

• New Survey Reveals Americans Unprepared for Current Economic Uncertainty

• Wage Inequality Grows With Low-Income Workers Losing Ground, Says Ludwig Institute

• Expert Panel Expects Home Price Growth to Moderate

• Adventure Travelers Go Green: 60% Now Prioritize Sustainability Ahead of Earth Day

April 21, 2025

• UWG Perry College Alumna Receives Various Scholarships and Awards for Outstanding Academic Achievements

• Georgia Adds 6,900 Jobs in March as Unemployment Holds Steady at 3.6%

• Gov. Kemp Announces Five Rural Workforce Housing Awards from the OneGeorgia Authority

• Locate South Georgia Announces $532M in Investments in 2024