September 2025 News

September 03, 2025

• Tests, Unfunded Mandates, Vouchers Among School Complaints To Legislative Panel

• Georgia has Recruited India for Business. Some Entrepreneurs Fear New Tariffs.

• Georgia’s Rural Center Moves Under the Georgia Department of Agriculture, Charlie Fiveash Hired as Center’s New Executive Director

• Delta Air Lines Featured in Forbes’ list of America’s Best Employers by State

• CareSource & Eckerd Connects Partner to Expand Workforce Development Opportunities Across Georgia

• Georgia Guard Company Leads in Electromagnetic Warfare Modernization

• Job Security in Crisis: 73% of US Job Seekers Say No Job Is Safe -- Even with Strong Performance

• Retirees Fear Rising Costs from Tariffs and Inflation will Outpace Social Security Benefits

• Fall Travel Kicks Off with 7.4 Million Americans RVing Over Labor Day

September 02, 2025

• Full-Throttle Giving: Local Entrepreneur Revs Up Wolves Gameday Experience

• Atlanta Journal-Constitution to Stop Printing as it Transitions to All-digital News

• EnergyTek Corporation Selects Colquitt County

• 20 Years Later: How Hurricane Katrina Evacuees Built Businesses in Atlanta

• President Jimmy Carter Stamp To Be Issued Oct. 1

• Gov. Kemp Announces State Court and Solicitor General Appointments

• Georgia Ag Commissioner Tyler Harper Announces Appointments to Georgia’s Agricultural Commodity Commissions

• Arch Smith Presented With 2025 Georgia 4-H Lifetime Achievement Award

• Nine in 10 Small to Mid-Sized Businesses Worry They Won't Be Able to Afford Health Benefits in Three Years

• S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index Records Annual Gain in June 2025

• 92% of Workers Eager to Embrace New Digital Tools, OysterLink Poll Finds

• U.S Mortgage Originations Up 19 Percent in Q2 2025