May 2025 News

May 02, 2025

• Double Gold for Valdosta: Rotary Clubs Named Large and Small Club of the Year

• Turner Center Spotlight: Where Aspiring Artists Become Inspiring Teachers

• Former Georgia Power CEO Paul Bowers Named Chair of Another Utility

• Kia Georgia Donates $100,000 to Support TCSG Students Across the State

• Georgia’s Annual Burn Ban Now in Effect Across 54 Counties

• Georgia Athletes, Sports Organizations Unite to Pioneer Local Mental Health Movement for Fans

• Southern Company Reports First-quarter 2025 Earnings

• The Home Depot Expands Selection of Tax-Free Products for Military Shoppers

• Amazon’s Investing $4B in Rural America to Expand our Delivery Network, Offer Even Faster Delivery, and Create More than 100,000 New Jobs

• Georgia High School Student Awarded 12th Annual Poet Laureate’s Prize

• Deloitte Survey Reveals Smart Manufacturing Is Driving Advantage But Needs Focused Investment and Implementation

• New Survey from Collibra by The Harris Poll Reveals Top Concerns for Tech Decision Makers

May 01, 2025

• Revitalizing Valdosta’s Southside: Increasing Access to Urgent Care

• Macon's Joshua Carroll Elected President of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association

• Chancellor Perdue Asks Trump Administration to Protect Okefenokee

• Georgia Pre-k Program Takes Steps to Improve After Slip in National Rankings

• Georgia Cotton Commission Seeking Potential Nominees for Cotton Organization Leadership Positions

• McCormick Touts Extending Trump Tax Cuts At Business Roundtable

• JAMES Magazine Online: A Georgia U.S. Senate Election Poll— without Kemp

• AGCO Leader Wins 2025 Women MAKE Award

• The Future of Work: How Employers Are Responding to Workforce Megatrends

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 62,000 Jobs in April; Annual Pay was Up 4.5%

• The Best Time to Sell a Home is in May