News

September 27, 2022

• Secretary of Interior, Hundreds More take part in Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration

• Rebuilding Macon will Host “Macon’s Cookin'” Fundraiser

• Museum of Aviation Dedicates New Engine Display

• Bibb P&Z to Discuss Possible IHOP Coming to Macon

• Historic Macon Fall Flea Market

• International Festival to Celebrate Different Cultures Held in Perry

• Huge Surplus Leaves Georgia with $6.6B in Cash to Spend

• Atlanta Braves Visit White House to Celebrate 2021 World Series Title

• Gulfstream Delivers 500th Aircraft in G650 Family

• Gov. Kemp, Former Gov. Deal, & EPD Director Dunn Announce Historic Lake Lanier Water Agreement

• Entrepreneurship Researcher Seeking to Find HOPE Scholarship’s Effect on New Business Creation

• Over $30M in Financial Assistance Distributed to Georgia Homeowners to Date

• AAA: Fall Brings Cheaper Gas Prices Across Georgia

• SMBs Return to Strategic Mindset, Plan Tech Investments to Support Innovation

• Despite Rising Concern, Americans Leave Themselves Vulnerable to Cyberattacks

• BBB Tip: Advice on Contributing to Hurricane Fiona Relief

September 26, 2022

• Greenhouse Project Could Bring 300 Jobs to South Bibb County

• Central Georgia Technical College Student Becomes First Dual Achievement Program Completer in the State

• Warner Robins Sees Rise in August Unemployment Rate

• Macon-Bibb Donates Land to Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park

• Jordan Dental of Vidalia, GA Welcomes Dr. Charles Jordan

• Gov. Kemp, Emergency Management Officials to Activate State Operations Center Ahead of Tropical Storm Ian

• Georgia Collects 13th Most Individual Income Tax in U.S.

• Jimmy Carter, Former First Lady Rosalynn Enjoy 25th Annual Peanut Festival Parade

• Cities Connect: Bridging the Digital Divide and GCS’ New Certificate Program

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