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• The AI Hype Check: Fortune Companies Are Not Hiring AI-Ready Workers

  News, November 03, 2025

• Private Equity Deal Value Hits Record US$310b As Confidence Returns: EY Analysis

  News, November 03, 2025

• BeyondTrust Experts Reveal Top Cybersecurity Predictions for 2026 and Beyond

  News, November 03, 2025

• VSU Highlights Student Learning Through Real-World Experiences

  News, October 31, 2025

• Main Street Valdosta Announces “A Pierpont Jingle Bell Christmas” — A New Downtown Holiday Tradition Celebrating The Writer Of Jingle Bells

  News, October 31, 2025

• SGMC Health Launches Lung Nodule Clinic to Advance Early Detection and Treatment of Lung Cancer

  News, October 31, 2025

• Delta CEO Ed Bastian Says One Key To Building Customer Loyalty Is ‘Obsessing’ Over Your Own Staff

  News, October 31, 2025

• How Americans Feel About Changing the Clocks, and Why We Still Do It In Georgia

  News, October 31, 2025

• Mana Nutrition Announces ManaFest: A Celebration of Spirit, Service, and Storytelling in Fitzgerald

  News, October 31, 2025

• Georgia Tech Ranks In The Top 10 of The AP Poll For The First Time In Nearly Two Decades

  News, October 31, 2025

• Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountain College Town Is A Cozy Getaway With Southern Charm And Serene Nature

  News, October 31, 2025

• Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols Discusses Energy, Accountability & Georgia’s Future

  News, October 31, 2025

• Stay Safe! Georgia DOT Reminds Georgians that Pedestrian Safety is a Shared Responsibility

  Features, October 31, 2025

  It's that time of year when clocks fall back an hour for Daylight Saving Time, this Sunday, November 2nd, at 2:00 a.m., and the Georgia Department of Transportation is asking motorists and pedestrians to increase precautions to reduce crashes and fatalities as daylight hours decrease.

• Layoffs Hit Tens Of Thousands At Amazon, UPS, Chegg

  News, October 31, 2025

• U.S. Consumers Spend More to Save More; Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales Expected to Increase by $20 Billion

  News, October 31, 2025

• Millennial Investors Feel Forced to Choose Between Retirement and Homeownership

  News, October 31, 2025

• VSU Hosts Veterans Day Ceremony Nov. 11

  News, October 30, 2025

• SGMC Health Recognized for Vascular Surgery Quality Initiative

  News, October 30, 2025

• Georgia Panel Raises State Park Fees With Additional Price Hikes in the Works

  News, October 30, 2025

• The Home Depot Announces 2025 Innovation Award Winners

  News, October 30, 2025

• UPS Earnings Show Progress in Shipping Giant's Turnaround Effort

  News, October 30, 2025

• USDA Says SNAP Benefits Will Not Be Available In Georgia Starting Next Month

  News, October 30, 2025

• Report: Nearly Half of Georgia Businesses are Women-owned. Dayo Women Founder Yolanda White Reflects on Her Journey

  News, October 30, 2025

• Southeastern Grocers Empowers Local Nonprofits with $400,000 in Grant Funding

  News, October 30, 2025

• Fed Cuts Interest Rate Again as Layoffs Mount: What it Means for Mortgages as Markets React

  News, October 30, 2025

• Holiday Travelers Face Rising Airport Delays and Hidden Costs That Travel Insurance Can Help Offset

  News, October 30, 2025

• Rising Home Listings Signal Increased Opportunities for Homebuyers

  News, October 30, 2025

• Wild Adventures Announces First Three Artists for 2026 Concert Series

  News, October 29, 2025

• Wiregrass Names Semi-Finalists for 2026 GOAL Award

  News, October 29, 2025

• VSU Recognized for Course Design Quality

  News, October 29, 2025

• Atlanta-Based UPS Cuts An Additional 14,000 Jobs

  News, October 29, 2025

• Chancellor Sonny Perdue Inducted into the National Agricultural Hall of Fame

  News, October 29, 2025

• GMA Celebrates Two City Officials Named to Georgia Trend’s 2025 “40 Under 40” List

  News, October 29, 2025

• AAA: Leaves Aren’t the Only Thing Falling This Season

  News, October 29, 2025

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces 2025 Graduates of the Senior Leadership Academy

  Features, October 29, 2025

  The Technical College System of Georgia is proud to announce the 2025 graduates of its Senior Leadership Academy, a rigorous professional development program designed to prepare emerging leaders from across Georgia’s 22 technical colleges and the system office for senior-level positions in technical education.

• CareSource Awards $300K to Local Organizations Improving Health Care Access and Outcomes in Georgia

  News, October 29, 2025

• 'Informal Economy' Ineffective in Offsetting Poverty-Level Employment for Most Workers

  News, October 29, 2025

• 72% of Companies Use AI -- But 55% Say They Lack Training and Resources as Job Seekers Fear Replacement

  News, October 29, 2025

• Girls Who Code Report Reveals Why Fewer Girls Choose Cybersecurity Careers

  News, October 29, 2025

• Moore, Clarke, DuVall, & Rodgers, P.C. Welcomes Mary Angeline Shaw as an Associate Attorney

  News, October 28, 2025

• City of Valdosta Public Works Announces Change in Right-of-Way Maintenance

  News, October 28, 2025

• SGMC Health Honors Edwards with BEE Award

  News, October 28, 2025

• Gov. Kemp to Lead State Delegation at SEUS-Japan

  News, October 28, 2025

• Georgia Ports Reports Auto Manufacturers Have Reduced Production & Shipments Of Some Vehicles To U.S.

  News, October 28, 2025

• Georgia State Study: AI Can Spot Signs of Depression in Reddit Posts

  News, October 28, 2025

• Games Week Georgia and DreamHack Atlanta To Return Halloween Week

  Features, October 28, 2025

  Games Week Georgia returns to Atlanta this year October 27 - Nov 2, 2025, to showcase and celebrate all aspects of the global video game and esports industry.

• GaDOE, GSAN Award $11M in BOOST Grants for Afterschool and Summer Learning

  News, October 28, 2025

• New Data Reveal the Demographic Divides Driving US Consumer Confidence

  News, October 28, 2025

• Deloitte: Holiday Spending Declines Amid Economic Uncertainty

  News, October 28, 2025

• Kelley Blue Book Introduces "Fork in the Road: Drive & Dine Guide"

  News, October 28, 2025

• Allstate Issues New Guidance To Protect Shoppers As Identity Scams Surge Ahead Of The Holidays

  News, October 28, 2025

• Greater Valdosta United Way Hosts 2025 Fall Day of Caring, Celebrating the Power of Volunteers in Our Community

  News, October 27, 2025

• Everett Recognized for Excellence in Performance

  News, October 27, 2025

• Lowndes County Encourages Locals to Participate in “Operation Green Light” to Support Veterans

  News, October 27, 2025

• Senate Study Committee Reviews Rising Living Costs, Student Debt at Georgia Colleges

  News, October 27, 2025

• Military Veterans Launch State & Local Contracting Workshop for Georgia Businesses

  News, October 27, 2025

• Albany Area Chamber Announces Search for President & CEO

  News, October 27, 2025

• PSC Commissioners Tim Echols and Fitz Johnson Endorsed for Reelection by Georgia Chamber PAC

  News, October 27, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Backs Rule Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote in Federal Elections

  News, October 27, 2025

• The Conference Board Launches Consumer Confidence Survey Premium Dataset

  News, October 27, 2025

• Home Equity Rates Decline in Third Quarter

  News, October 27, 2025

  HOME EQUITY RATES DECLINE IN THIRD QUARTER

• One in Three Americans Affected by Crypto Scams as Adoption Soars

  News, October 27, 2025

• City of Valdosta Provides Update on Utility Billing

  News, October 24, 2025

• SGMC Health and LifeSouth Host 4th Annual Winnersville Blood Drive

  News, October 24, 2025

• Full Circle: Wiregrass Graduate Now Mentors Culinary Student Through Apprenticeship

  News, October 24, 2025

• VSU Invites Community to Join Parade, Celebrate Homecoming Saturday

  Features, October 24, 2025

  Blazer Nation friends of all ages are invited to join Valdosta State University students, faculty, staff, retirees, and alumni in celebrating Homecoming on Saturday, October 25th.

• Cities with the Most Expensive Homes in Georgia

  News, October 24, 2025

• Feds Reopening 2,100 Ag Aid Offices, Drawing Praise in Georgia

  News, October 24, 2025

• Government Shutdown Straining Small Businesses Across Georgia

  News, October 24, 2025

• Port of Savannah September Volumes Up 8%

  News, October 24, 2025

• Southeastern Grocers to Rebrand as The Winn-Dixie Company in Major Strategy Shift

  News, October 24, 2025

• Gov. Kemp & State Delegation to Celebrate 40th Anniversary of Korean Office, Reinforce Longstanding Economic Partnerships

  Features, October 24, 2025

  Governor Brian P. Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp are leading an international economic development mission that will begin in the Republic of Korea. The time in Korea will focus on reinforcing strategic economic development partnerships in recognition of the 40th anniversary of Georgia’s representation in Seoul.

• Survey Shows 38% of SMBs Have Less Than a Month's Cash on Hand

  News, October 24, 2025

• Research: AI Can Provide 90% of Career Coaching…But Humans Still Matter

  News, October 24, 2025

• Retail Sector Faces Mounting Cyber Pressure Despite Q3 Ransomware Slowdown

  News, October 24, 2025

• Movies in the Park Returns to Downtown Valdosta with “The Haunted Mansion”

  News, October 23, 2025

• SGMC Health Foundation Funds New Passenger Bus for Villa Residents

  News, October 23, 2025

• Georgia Restaurant Association Announces Finalists for the 2025 GRACE Awards

  News, October 23, 2025

• Children’s CF Research Improves Georgia’s Newborn Screenings

  News, October 23, 2025

• Georgia Invests in Arts Facilities

  News, October 23, 2025

• Georgia-Pacific Completes Acquisition Of Anchor Packaging

  News, October 23, 2025

• Georgia To Lose 33,600 Jobs If Health Insurance Subsidies Expire, Study Says

  News, October 23, 2025

• Georgia Department of Labor Partners with TCSG/WorkSource Georgia to Support Federal Workers During Shutdown

  Features, October 23, 2025

  As the federal government shutdown continues, more than 110,000 Georgia workers face missed paychecks and uncertain futures. In response, the Georgia Department of Labor, in partnership with the Technical College System of Georgia and WorkSource Georgia, is mobilizing statewide resources to help impacted federal employees get back to work.

• Key Shifts in Cybersecurity Trends Examined in New Report

  News, October 23, 2025

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Americans Feel Retiring 'On-Time' is Unattainable, According to New Survey

  News, October 23, 2025

• US Consumers Struggle with Longevity Preparedness According to Index

  News, October 23, 2025

• 1 in 5 Gen Z'ers Say Housing Affordability Is Their Top Life Concern

  News, October 23, 2025

• Lunch on the Lawn Returns to the Historic Courthouse This Friday

  News, October 22, 2025

• Shutdown Strain: Valdosta Residents Brace for Food and Budget Fallout

  News, October 22, 2025

• SGMC Health Names Women's Health on Oak St as Practice of the Quarter

  News, October 22, 2025

• Who Are Georgia's Biggest Landowners? This Company Owns 750,000 Acres

  News, October 22, 2025

• Georgia’s Transportation Chief: Growth, Future Funding, and a Call for City Partnerships

  Features, October 22, 2025

  Georgia’s economy and population continue to surge, and GDOT Commissioner Russell McMurry told the GMA Board of Directors that the state’s infrastructure must keep pace. Speaking at the board’s Oct. 10th meeting in Atlanta, he outlined recent funding wins, major projects, and a call for continued city–state collaboration.

• New Data Show Continued Impact of CTAE on Workforce, Graduation, and Literacy

  News, October 22, 2025

• UPS to Retrofit 5,000 Delivery Trucks with AC, Prioritizing Hottest Regions Including Georgia

  News, October 22, 2025

• Georgia’s Film Industry Still Thriving Despite Marvel’s Exit

  News, October 22, 2025

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones Attends the Third Meeting of Georgia Senate Special Committee

  News, October 22, 2025

• Energy Reliability Remains Top Priority for Utility Business Customer Satisfaction

  News, October 22, 2025

• Nearly Half of Job Seekers Are Job Hugging Today as Workers Cling to Comfort

  News, October 22, 2025

• The American Middle Class and its Retirement Preparations, Prospects, and Perils

  News, October 22, 2025

• Wiregrass Tech Reports Highest Number of Graduates in the College’s History

  Features, October 21, 2025

  Wiregrass Georgia Technical College President DeAnnia Clements is proud to announce that the college achieved record-breaking graduation numbers for Academic Year 2025. Two significant records were set: the highest number of graduates, with 2,141, and the highest number of awards conferred, totaling 3,404.

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