October 2025 News

October 07, 2025

• Bank with Georgia Footprint Agrees to $10.9B Merger

• A Quick Guide to Georgia’s 2025 Public Service Commission Elections

• TSA Workers at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport to Receive Relief Amid Government Shutdown

• From Drop to Pop: Georgia Gas Prices Bounce Back Up

• Carr Shuts Down Deceptive Cancer Charity Fundraising Scheme

• KIA America Posts Best Quarter and Highest Year-To-Date Sales in Company History

• New Study: 7 in 10 Big US Companies Report AI Risks in Public Disclosures

• Cybersecurity Funding Surges 37% in Q2 2025, Signaling Strongest Year Since 2022

• 11 New Home Markets Where Prices Could Drop 20% From Their Peak in 2025

October 06, 2025

• State Investing More in Georgia Ports as Shipments Increase

• New Attractions Make their Debut at the Georgia National Fair

• Graduation Rate Data Highlights Need for More Charter High Schools in Georgia

• Blue Ridge-Fannin County Named Rural Community of the Year by Georgia Chamber

• Jackson County Chamber Seeking New Director of Economic Development

• Southern Linc and Georgia State Agencies Celebrate Interoperability Project with Ceremony at the Capitol

• CFO Optimism Rises in Q3 2025 Despite Worries About Key Global Economies

• Survey: Nearly Half of Leaders Would Give Up Their Title Just to Feel Engaged at Work

• Expert Panel Anticipates Home Price Growth Will Moderate

October 03, 2025

• As Film Industry Declines, Georgia has Become a Hotspot for Game Shows

• Georgia Students Continue to Beat the Nation on SAT

• JB Hunt To Close Georgia Facility, Citing ‘Changing Business Conditions’

• Safety First: Crews Conduct Ride Inspections at the Georgia National Fair

• CareSource Invests $100,000 to Support Georgia Farmers’ Mental Health

• Trump Administration Gives One-Year Extension To Georgia’s Health Insurance Program For The Poor

• US Consumer Confidence Declines Again in September