October 2025 News

October 31, 2025

• People From These Metros Are Looking To Buy Homes In Athens

• Applications Open for the 2026 Athens MLK Jr. Day of Service Project

• UGA Donors Celebrated At 2025 Presidents Club Reception

• Delta CEO Ed Bastian Says One Key To Building Customer Loyalty Is ‘Obsessing’ Over Your Own Staff

• How Americans Feel About Changing the Clocks, and Why We Still Do It In Georgia

• Mana Nutrition Announces ManaFest: A Celebration of Spirit, Service, and Storytelling in Fitzgerald

• Georgia Tech Ranks In The Top 10 of The AP Poll For The First Time In Nearly Two Decades

• Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountain College Town Is A Cozy Getaway With Southern Charm And Serene Nature

• Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols Discusses Energy, Accountability & Georgia’s Future

• Layoffs Hit Tens Of Thousands At Amazon, UPS, Chegg

• U.S. Consumers Spend More to Save More; Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales Expected to Increase by $20 Billion

• Millennial Investors Feel Forced to Choose Between Retirement and Homeownership

October 30, 2025

• UGA Ranks No. 9 in Nation, According to New Rankings

• Rep. Marcus Wiedower Stepping Down From Office

• Georgia Panel Raises State Park Fees With Additional Price Hikes in the Works

• The Home Depot Announces 2025 Innovation Award Winners

• UPS Earnings Show Progress in Shipping Giant's Turnaround Effort

• USDA Says SNAP Benefits Will Not Be Available In Georgia Starting Next Month

• JAMES Magazine: Turnout Low as PSC Races Head Toward Finish Line

• Report: Nearly Half of Georgia Businesses are Women-owned. Dayo Women Founder Yolanda White Reflects on Her Journey

• Southeastern Grocers Empowers Local Nonprofits with $400,000 in Grant Funding

• Fed Cuts Interest Rate Again as Layoffs Mount: What it Means for Mortgages as Markets React

• Holiday Travelers Face Rising Airport Delays and Hidden Costs That Travel Insurance Can Help Offset

• Rising Home Listings Signal Increased Opportunities for Homebuyers

October 29, 2025

• Women's Golf Association Raises Nearly $100K for Good Sam Hospital