March 2025 News

March 11, 2025

• Columbus Barbecue Restaurant Announces Closure

• Police Officer Named Piedmont First Friday Hero for Starting CPR on Man in Cardiac Arrest

• February State Tax Revenues Up 4.6%; Adjusted YTD Down 0.4%

• Donna Marshall Elected Georgia Association for Gifted Children President

• SCAD Honors Georgia Governors Legacy with Tree Portraits & Georgia Arbor Day project

• Fiscal ’26 State Budget Clears House Committee

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dropped at the Pumps

• Entertainment Tourism Alliance of Georgia Announces Entertainment Initiatives at State Capitol

• Georgia Companies React to Possible Legislation Banning THC Drinks

• National Survey Says 76% of Americans Plan To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day Weekend

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Declined in February

• More than Two-Thirds of Women Investors' Careers Impacted by Caregiving Responsibilities

March 10, 2025

• Yes, Fort Benning has Reverted Back to its Original Name, but Here's How it's Different

• Crossover Day Casualties Include Sports Betting, DEI

• Georgia Chamber Hosts Third Women Who Lead Event

• States With the Biggest Decreases in Unemployment Claims

• Marijuana Inspires Debate in Georgia Senate, with Three Bills Passing Before this Year’s Deadline

• Ameris Bank Donates Nearly $1.7 Million to 17 Georgia Hospitals

• Crossover Day at the Capitol with GMA

• Georgia’s Leading Finance & Accounting Outsourcing Companies Transform Small Business Finances

• Tech Employment Across Labor Market Increases while Other indicators Retreat

• Consumer Housing Sentiment Down Year over Year for First Time Since 2023

• Between a Rock and a Hard Place: US Workers Struggle to Save Adequately for Retirement

March 07, 2025

• Columbus State University to Host Annual Dance Marathon

• Local Efforts Ramp Up Water Safety with New Life Jacket Stations