July 2025 News

July 30, 2025

• Georgia Gas Price Average Inches up by a Penny

• Wayne-Sanderson Farms Announces Acquisition Of Harrison Poultry

• Southern Company Announces Accounting, Finance, and Treasury Leadership Moves

• UGA is Cultivating Georgia-Focused Scholars Through New Faculty Tour

• GaDOE Distributes Funding for Afterschool and Summer Learning Programs to Local Communities

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Slight Rise in June Unemployment

• Path2College 2024 Newborn Sweepstakes Winner Announced

• US Consumer Confidence Inched Up in July

• Redfin Reports U.S. Home Prices Hit All-Time High

• The Itch You Can Fix: A Guide to Managing Itchy Pet Month

July 29, 2025

• Meet The Georgia Manufacturers Who Stand To Benefit From Tariffs

• Rich in Flavor, Richland Rum Succeeds in Global Markets

• Synovus Merger Could Benefit Atlanta But Raises Questions For Bank’s Hometown

• Georgia DOT Seeks Input on the 2027 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program

• Beyond the Cuts: How Rural Hospitals Are Finding Growth Through Strategic Partnerships

• Another Republican Joins Race To Unseat Ossoff

• Gracie Shepherd Saas of HunterMaclean: What the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Means for Your Estate Plan

• Data & AI, and Business Intelligence & Analytics Are the Most in Demand Areas for M&A According to Buyers

• For Sale Signs Multiply: Inventory Hits 5-Year High, Price Cuts Surge

July 28, 2025

• With School About to Start, Georgia Anticipates Release of Rest of Federal Education Funding

• Georgia Farmers Urge Shoppers to Buy Local as Blueberry Prices Climb

• Georgia’s New Voucher Program is Starting, with Lower Demand Than Expected

• TCSG College Police Departments Achieve Full State Certification in Historic First for U.S. Higher Education System

• GaDOE Recognizes John Hancock Award Schools

• JAMES Magazine Online: Clyde Scores Lake Lanier Wins in the U.S. House