September 2025 News

September 26, 2025

• Colony Bank Opens Nominations for 2026 Colony Leadership Academy

• Georgia Power Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• The Weather Channel To Air ‘Helene: One Year Later’- Coverage On Resilience & Recovery

• VA Awards More than $32 Million in Grants to Fight Veteran Homelessness in Georgia

• Sen. Ossoff Working Across the Aisle to Lower Taxes for Georgia Nurses

• SOS Raffensperger Continues Comprehensive Year-Round List Maintenance Audit

• BMO Real Financial Progress Index Reveals Shifting Generational Wealth Transfer

• Third Quarter Sees Homes Grow Less Affordable In Much Of Country

• Deloitte: As Generative AI Gains Ground, Consumers Choose the Innovators They Trust

• Want to Sell Your Home? Start Early

September 25, 2025

• ATDC at Georgia
Tech Celebrates 45 Years of Empowering Entrepreneurs; Announces the ATDC Graduating Class of 2025

• New Round of Community Grants for Literacy Open with Reading by Super Bowl Champ

• Blake Raulerson Named UGA’s Next Vice President for Government Relations

• From Coast to Coast: How the Chick-fil-A Shared Table Program Delivers Care Across the Country

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces Georgia Grown Veteran Spotlight at Georgia National Fair as Part of America250 Celebration

• Kemp indicates Visit to South Korea Not Reaction to Federal Raid

• AI Propels IT Beyond the Help Desk

• Mortgage Rates Expected to Move Below 6%

• Travelers Searching Earlier for 2025 Holiday Flights

September 24, 2025

• Cities with the Most Expensive Homes in Georgia

• Chick-fil-A Is Opening a 'Beverage-Focused' Standalone Restaurant

• Georgia Historical Society Commemorates Constitution Day with Rare Documents & Artifacts on Display

• Georgia Power Announces 2025 Energy Storage System Request for Proposals

• Three of Georgia’s Top Higher Education Institutions Retain High Rankings

• Report: The US Has Achieved Energy Independence--Now Comes the Hard Part