April 2025 News

April 03, 2025

• South Health District Celebrates National Public Health Week

• Georgia-based Flock Safety Opens New 97,000-Square-Foot Manufacturing Facility

• Ricky Smith Assumes Leadership as General Manager of Hartsfield-Jackson

• Kia America Achieves Highest March and First Quarter Sales in Company History

• Chick-fil-A Ranks #1 in Drive-Thru Accuracy

• Phil Mickelson Shares Spectacular Masters Story About How Good Augusta National Grounds Crew Is

• The #1 Thing Georgia Beach Buyers Are Watching Closely

• Superintendent Woods Announces 2025 Georgia Scholars

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 155k Jobs in March; Annual Pay was Up 4.6%

• Summer Trip Costs Up 38%, Spurring Demand for Budget-Friendly Destinations

• Debt is a Reality for Most Older Americans, Putting Retirement Plans on Hold

April 02, 2025

• VSU Faculty Duo Recognized for Efforts to Improve Teaching, Learning Practices

• Turner Center Presents the Big Band Sounds of the Shaun Johnson Trio for the 2025 Levitt AMP Valdosta Music Series

• Colony Bankcorp Expands Insurance Division with Acquisition of The Ellerbee Agency

• Founders Of Fried Chicken Chain Zaxby's Are New Billionaires

• Judge Tosses Lawsuit Challenging Georgia Voting Machines

• Georgia 811 Urges Homeowners to Contact 811 Before Every Digging Project

• General Assembly Passes Transgender Sports Bill

• James McCoy, IOM Joins The Chason Group as Executive Search Consultant

• Anna Helmrath of UnitedHealthcare: Don't Wait! – Start Planning Medicare Coverage at 64

• Industry-first Program Cuts Supply Chain Emissions for Freight Rail Customers

• SCORE Mentors Helped Start Nearly 60,000 Small Businesses Last Year

• Producer Sentiment Slips Due to Rising Policy Uncertainty

• Aerotek's Latest Job Seeker Survey Finds Job Security Rivaling Pay as a Motivating Factor

April 01, 2025

• Georgia Legislature Passes Comprehensive School Safety Bill