December 2025 News

December 03, 2025

• Miracle Nissan Gifts Vehicle To Support Richmond County Sheriff’s Office

• JENNIE: Augusta Players Set to Open the Musical “How The Grinch Stole Christmas!”

• Aiken Small Businesses See Record Sales After Uncertain Year

• Ga. Revenue Commissioner Visits Augusta; Income-Tax Debate Continues

• Gov. and First Lady Kemp Lead Economic Mission to Panama

• Peach Bowl, Inc. Projected for Over $5M in Charitable Giving for 2025-26 College Football Season

• This Georgia Town Is Picked as a Top Christmas Destination by HGTV

• TCSG Announces All High School Diploma-Granting Academies at Participating Colleges Now Fully Cognia Accredited

• Kia Posts Best-Ever November Sales

• Habitat for Humanity’s Corporate Partners to Support Building More Prosperous and Vibrant Communities During 2025 Holiday Season

• Better Outlook for the Future Pushes Farmer Sentiment Higher

• EY US Identifies Eight Health Trends for 2026: Transforming Operations, Talent and Finance

• S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index Reports Annual Gain In September 2025

• Pulse Check: 85% of Americans Are Worried About Money

December 02, 2025

• CSRA Christmas is Coming to Town: Holiday Event Guide

• North Augusta Leaders to Hold Reading of New Golf Cart Ordinance

• Colony Bankcorp Announces Completion of Merger With TC Bancshares

• Empty Stocking Fund Seeks Community Support as Holiday Need Increases

• Compass for Hope Provides Necessities to Keep Homeless Warm During Holidays

• Shop Local This Season: Georgia Grown Unveils Annual Holiday Shoppers Guide

• Governor, First Lady Applaud Recipients of Arts and Humanities Awards

• Georgia Gears Up for GAgives on GivingTuesday to Power Nonprofits Statewide

• Massive Burt Jones-Backed Project Among Wave of Data Centers Proposed for Georgia

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Dip as Thanksgiving Traffic Clears

• Georgia Lands Location of Prestigious Sundance Television Program