News

May 24, 2018

• Macon-Bibb's Money is Running Low. But it Doesn't Have a Spending Problem, Expert Says

• East Central Georgia Gains $7.2M Road Rehab Investment Awards

• Blake Garcia Appointed Director of Athletic Bands at Mercer University

• Dublin VAMC Hosts Memorial Day Program May 27th

• Spillers Ortho Scholarship Winners Announced

• I-16 Rest Area in Laurens County Will Reopen on May 25th

• Georgia Military College Prep School Breaks Ground on Annex Building Today

• Southern Power Enters into an Agreement to Sell a Minority Interest in Solar Portfolio

• Economic Forecaster Advises Patience for Remainder of 2018

• Senator David Perdue: Honoring Those Who Made the Ultimate Sacrifice

• Sen. Isakson’s Landmark VA Legislation Passes Senate

• The Peanut Institute: Increasing Evidence Supports the Power of Peanuts for Health

• New Dramatic Writing Course Will Prepare Students for Careers in Georgia's Growing Entertainment Industry

• AT&T to Carry the First Holographic Smartphone: RED HYDROGEN ONE

• Georgia United Credit Union Names 2018 School Crashers Winners

• Glassdoor: More Than One in Four Job Seekers Are Willing to Move Cities for a New Job

• College Hiring Outlook Strongest in More than a Decade, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• Tork Survey Reveals Lunch Break Impact On Workplace Engagement

• Realtors Midyear Forecast: Home Sales, Prices to Rise despite Inventory, Affordability Challenges

May 23, 2018

• Popular Downtown Macon Restaurant is Closing and it's not for 'Lack of Business'

• 5 Houston County Students Awarded AIC STEM Scholarship

• Macon Arts Alliance Presents New Downtown Murals to Public

• Nikki Randall Appointed to MBCIA Board

• Departments to Compete at 5th Wellness Appreciation Day May 24th

• Georgia Election: Cagle, Kemp Headed to Runoff for GOP Nomination

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