September 2025 News

September 12, 2025

• How Tech is Sprouting a Smarter Georgia

• Union Pacific CEO Vena Says Norfolk Southern Merger Will Win Approval

• Inland Port a 'Game Changer' for North Georgia

• Gov. Brian Kemp’s Daughter Becomes Georgia State Patrol Trooper

• What to Know Ahead of Georgia's Public Service Commission Special Election

• New Agreement Creates Pathway To Bolster Nursing Professionals In Georgia

• Aon: U.S. Employer Health Care Costs Expected to Rise 9.5% in 2026

• Financial Confidence vs. Economic Concern: Survey Identifies a Split Reality for Middle-Market Consumers

• Housing Sales Projected to Remain Steady Through 2025

September 11, 2025

• Lyft and May Mobility Launch Robotaxis in Atlanta

• VSU President Richard Carvajal to Depart After Accepting New Position

• Georgia Supreme Court to Hear Milton Liability Appeal

• Democratic Candidate for Governor Leaving State Senate Post

• Ant Mathis of Stand With Crypto: We Built This Movement. Now It's Time to Win.

• JAMES Magazine Online: New Study Examines Benefits of Tobacco-less Nicotine Options

• Procurement at the Tipping Point: Survey Reveals the Pressure & Promise of Technology Disruption

• US Holiday Retail Sales To Reach More Than $975B Despite Below-Average Growth

• Ransomware Costs Jump 17% in 2025 Despite Fewer Cyberinsurance Claims

September 10, 2025

• Georgia-Pacific To Acquire Anchor Packaging

• Victoria Everhart Named New Director of Operations for Leadership Georgia

• August State Net Tax Revenues Up 3.2%

• Georgia Teachers Reporting Burnout In New Survey

• Georgia Has a New U.S. Attorney

• SOS Raffensperger: Court Upholds Georgia's Election Integrity Act

• Career Confidence in Crisis: New Report from Big Brothers Big Sisters Shows Gen Zers Lack Critical Mentorship