News

February 14, 2025

• UGA Receives National Award for International Education

• OCS Makes History on CCRPI Report Card

• State Economist Warns Tariffs Could Raise Prices, Hurt Exports

• Georgia CTAE Graduation Rate Rises to 98.24%

• Aspen Aerogels Abandons Georgia Manufacturing Facility Plan

• Crafting Giant Joann Announces Closures of Stores Closing in Georgia

• Regents Approve First AI Degree Program

• Georgia Ranks #32, Hottest Real Estate Markets of 2025

• Governor Announces State Court Judge and County Solicitor Appointments

February 13, 2025

• Athens Academy Senior Studies Sports Analytics

• ACC Gov Seeks Input on West Broad and Hawthorne Area

• 21 CCSD Students Qualify for State Science and Engineering Fair

• Georgia Beverage Association Launches 'Made to Be Remade' Initiative

• Governor Kemp to Attend Munich Security Conference

• House Speaker Burns Names Former Deal Aide Chris Riley Interim Chief of Staff

• Jimmy Etheredge to Join Southern Company Board of Directors

• Josh Lamb Appointed to Serve as Director of GEMA/HS

• JAMES Magazine Online: Legislation Addressing School Zone Cameras Comes Up in Both Chambers

• DCA Hosting Townhall Meetings to Determine Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funding

• U.S. Land and Lot Supply Healthiest Seen In Years

• Demanding Jobs Finally in Demand? New iCIMS Data Indicates a Resurgence in Healthcare Hiring

• Modern Couples Redefine Commitment Through Joint Insurance

February 12, 2025

• Local Athens Chef to Appear on Chopped

• CCSD Students Bring Home in Large Haul of Awards in National History Day Regional Contest

• St. Mary’s New Ion Robot Makes Lung Cancer Biopsies Faster, Safer

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