November 2025 News

November 13, 2025

• President of AT&T Georgia Riley Blount: Protecting the Networks that Connect Us

  When copper thieves strike, the consequences ripple throughout our communities. When a communications line is stolen or vandalized, it doesn’t just impact the provider. It disrupts the ability of residents, businesses, law enforcement and emergency services to stay connected. For a quick payday at a scrap yard, criminals put the safety and livelihood of thousands at risk.

• Socomec to Create 300 New Jobs in Suwanee

• Georgia City Leaders Step Into Key Roles on RMEBS Board of Trustees

• Eggs Up Grill Targets Atlanta Metro & More Key Georgia Markets for Continued Franchise Expansion

• JAMES Magazine: Williams Says New Bill Will Combat Housing Crisis

• Ga. High Schooler Launches In-Home Nursing Care Business

• US M&A Momentum Accelerates: Forecasts 2026 Deal Activity To Surpass 2025

• Nearly All U.S. Workers Say Their Wages Haven't Kept Up With the Cost of Living

• Manufacturers' Deep Concerns About Growing Regulatory & Tax Burdens Put Drag on Long-Term Confidence

November 12, 2025

• Six Cities Receive Grid Resilience Grants Totaling $18.4 Million

• Georgia's 'Hollywood Of The South' Is A Town Serving Iconic Filming Locations, Tours, And Themed Bites

• Chick-fil-A Wastes No Time Expanding Its Surprising New Concept

• Southeastern Grocers Commemorates Veterans Day with $50,000 Donation to the USO

• GDOT Seeks Feedback from Georgia Commuters in Workforce Mobility Survey

• Norfolk Southern Reaches Collective Bargaining Agreement with Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen

• Trump Administration Weighs 50-Year Mortgage Plan

• Americans Likely to Tighten Their Belts this Holiday Season

• 20 Most Affordable East Coast Lake Towns

November 11, 2025

• Atrium Health Floyd + Harbin Clinic Expand Rehab for Cancer Patients

• The Aspen Institute Names GNTC as a Top 200 U.S. Community College Eligible for the 2027 Aspen Prize

• Georgia Veterans Navigate Becoming Entrepreneurs After their Service is Done

• Georgia Power, Salvation Army Celebrate 40th Anniversary of Project SHARE

• Some Disruptions at Hartsfield-Jackson Amid Shutdown

• If Georgia Drops Income Tax, Will Sales Taxes Rise?

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker about Macon Journalist and Philanthropist Peyton Anderson