October 2025 News

October 03, 2025

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

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

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

• Locate South Georgia, Downtown Development Authority of Madison, and Gina Webb of OneGeorgia Authority Named 2025 Rural Champions

• Georgia Students Continue to Beat the Nation on SAT

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

• US Consumer Confidence Declines Again in September

• 93% of Executives Admit Their Customer Experience Is 'Broken'

• Shifts That Could Shape Q4 Market Behavior

October 02, 2025

• Global Payments Completes Divestiture of Payroll Business

• More than a Hundred Thousand Georgians Could be Directly Affected by Shutdown

• Masters Job Applications Now Open for 2026 Tournament

• Underwood Ammo to Create 120 New Manufacturing Jobs in Effingham County

• Sen. Larry Walker: From the Fairgrounds to the Fields – Georgia Agriculture Stands Tall

• Port of Savannah Container Volumes up 9% in August

• Snitker Steps Down as Skipper for Advisor Role, Will Enter Braves HOF in 2026

• Thousands of State of Georgia Employees Walk 880 Million Steps to Benefit Title I Schools

• JAMES Magazine: Atlanta Affected by Workers’ Human Rights Allegations

• Holiday Hiring Surges As Workers Seek Extra Shifts Amid Cost-of-Living Pressures

• Survey: One in Four Small Business Owners Are in Survival Mode but Adapting

• National Report: Private Sector Employment Shed 32,000 Jobs in September; Annual Pay was Up 4.5%

October 01, 2025

• $50M Stadium Coming to West Georgia for a Sport You Might Not Expect

• Lockheed Martin’s Future in Georgia is Likely to Grow Beyond the C-130

• Georgia's Newest Community Improvement District Holds Inaugural Meeting in Albany

• Georgia Power Highlights First Contracts Under New Rules & Regulations