May 2025 News

May 28, 2025

• Meeting Focuses on Georgia's Data Center Growth

• Georgia Lawmakers To Study Chronic Student Absenteeism

• Georgia Oyster Harvesting Season Closing

• Atlanta-based Chicken Salad Chick Continues Rapid Growth Trajectory: Opens 300th Location

• Cash Use Declines As Cards Rise: Atlanta Fed

• Rome Floyd County Development Authority Announces CEO Search

• Early Voting Begins In Georgia Public Service Commission Primary Elections

• Rural Georgians Lack Access To Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment

• US Consumer Confidence Partially Rebounds in May

• EY Report: Consumer Products Industry Battling Relevance As Structural Behaviors Test Ability To Grow

• Whiplash From Washington Isn't Rattling America's HR Leaders: 73% Are Confident They Can Navigate the Tumult

May 27, 2025

• State Policy Makers Need Better Data On Data Centers

• Army Corps Backs Off Some Recreational Area Closures After Political Blowback

• Quota Hunt Applications Opening Soon In Georgia

• Which Big Lots Stores Are Reopening In Georgia?

• 2025 Senate Study Committee Appointments Announced

• Governor Kemp Touts Proposed Georgia Power Rate Freeze

• National Road Safety Foundation Asks Young Drivers and Parents To Make This Summer "The 100 Safest Days"

• Stay Cyber-Safe This Summer With the Top 7 Cybersecurity Travel Tips From KnowBe4

• New Deloitte, IMA Survey Highlights Emerging Technology Trends in Cost Accounting and Profitability Reporting

May 22, 2025

• Georgia DCA Awards $13M in Community Home Investment Program Funds

• Tariffs Anticipation Behind Surge At Georgia Ports

• JAMES Magazine Online: GOP on Tort Reform, Women’s Sports; Dems Tease Special Session

• Southern Company, PowerSecure Collaborate With PGA TOUR To Power State-Of-The-Art PGA TOUR Studios

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Eighth Campaign Of Giving In Support Of Local Military Families