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• MGA Enrollment Increases 14 Percent, Reaching Record-Setting 10,070 Students

  News, October 23, 2026

• County Commissioners Reject Proposed Rock Quarry in Putnam County

  News, October 23, 2026

• Metro Macon Reports September Gains in Labor Force and Employment

  News, October 23, 2026

• State Representative Chuck Martin Receives “Champion of Georgia’s Cities Award”

  News, October 23, 2026

• Georgia Cotton Commission Welcomes Announcement of Harvest Fuel Relief Program

  News, October 23, 2026

• Peach State Health Plan Highlights Impact of School-Based Health Centers

  News, October 23, 2026

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Was Flat in September

  News, October 23, 2026

• Slight Improvement in Q3 Wages, September Functional Unemployment

  News, October 23, 2026

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Americans Don't Think the Midterm Elections Will Improve the Housing Market

  News, October 23, 2026

• Fuel Prices Emerge as the Trucking Industry's Top Concern

  News, October 23, 2026

• Gordon State College Reflects Statewide Growth in Degree Completion

  News, October 22, 2026

• Robins Air Force Base Hiring Event Offering Paths to Careers in Aerospace Industry

  News, October 22, 2026

• Community Foundation of Central Georgia Awards More Than $350,000 in Grants to 21 Nonprofits Serving Central Georgia

  News, October 22, 2026

• 2026 Ocmulgee Riverfest in Hawkinsville to Feature Duck Race, Food Trucks, Vendors and Fireworks

  News, October 22, 2026

• Fort Valley State University Awarded $555,500 to Strengthen STEM Student Success

  News, October 22, 2026

• 2026 Georgia Farm Dog announced at Sunbelt Expo

  News, October 22, 2026

• Trick-or-Treat Forecast. Will it Feel Like Fall in Georgia on Halloween?

  News, October 22, 2026

• Peach State Health Plan Releases 2025 Community Impact Report

  News, October 22, 2026

• With a Fed Decision a Week Away, Lenders Show How Borrowers Are Handling Higher Rates

  News, October 22, 2026

• 6 in 10 Job Seekers Are Rethinking How They Write to Avoid Sounding Like AI, Even as Most Use It in Their Search

  News, October 22, 2026

• Record Cruise Demand Expected in 2027

  News, October 22, 2026

• Record Rent Highs in Three US Metro Areas as Rent Exceeds Budgets Everywhere

  News, October 22, 2026

• Macon Burger Week Starts Next Week Here's a Look at the 26 Burgers Available

  News, October 21, 2026

• Peach County Voters to Decide on Utility Tax Break, Road Tax Renewal During Midterms

  News, October 21, 2026

• Macon Arts Alliance Announces 2026 Cultural Award Recipients

  News, October 21, 2026

• Bibb County Sheriff’s Office to Host Halloween Festival in Macon October 31

  News, October 21, 2026

• Georgia Surpasses One Million Early Votes

  News, October 21, 2026

• Leadership Georgia Announces Class of 2027

  Features, October 21, 2026

  The Leadership Georgia Board of Trustees is proud to announce the participants selected for the organization’s Class of 2027.

• Coca-Cola is Getting a New Look with Slimmer Cans for Some Drinks

  News, October 21, 2026

• Ronald McDonald House of Central and Southwest Georgia Unveils New Name and Brand Identity

  News, October 21, 2026

  Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Georgia today unveiled its new name and brand identity, officially becoming Ronald McDonald House of Central and Southwest Georgia.

• Gas Prices Drop in Georgia

  News, October 21, 2026

• GDOL Commissioner Holmes Delivers Major Milestones in Agency Overhaul

  News, October 21, 2026

• Crumbl's Locations Closing Across US. These 4 in Georgia Have Shuttered

  News, October 21, 2026

• Medicine in the Georgia Heat: What Farmers and Gardeners Need to Know

  News, October 21, 2026

• CEO Confidence Falls for Third Straight Quarter as Rising Costs Continue Fueling Economic Uncertainty

  News, October 21, 2026

• Deloitte Study Finds Every $1 Spent on Change Management Could Result in 4x Return

  News, October 21, 2026

• Report: AI Is Changing Leadership Faster Than Organizations Are Adapting

  News, October 21, 2026

• Most Short-Term Borrowers Are Employed Adults Navigating a Paycheck Timing Gap, New Survey Finds

  News, October 21, 2026

• Macon Raising Cane's Location Opens Their Doors, Marking Central Georgia's First Location

  News, October 20, 2026

• Piedmont Macon Performs AFib Procedure Using Advanced Groundbreaking Mapping and Ablation System

  News, October 20, 2026

• Warner Robins to Host 4th Annual Food Truck Roundup and Trunk or Treat on October 22

  News, October 20, 2026

• Calvin Smyre Named Grand Marshal of FVSU’s 2026 Homecoming Parade

  News, October 20, 2026

• MercyMe Coming to Macon’s Atrium Health Amphitheater in March 2027

  News, October 20, 2026

• Candescent Names Brad Rennick Chief Customer Officer to Scale Delivery of Intelligent Banking

  News, October 20, 2026

• Georgia DOT Awards 25 Projects Worth $62.8 Million in Contracts for September

  News, October 20, 2026

• Georgia Earns National Recognition for Election Innovation with 2026 Government Experience Award

  News, October 20, 2026

• Dr. Chaudron Gille Named Interim President of the University of North Georgia

  News, October 20, 2026

• University of Georgia Receives $9M for New Peanut Research Lab

  News, October 20, 2026

• GaDOE Announces 2027 Legislative Priorities Focused on Kids, Classrooms, and Common Sense

  News, October 20, 2026

• VA Awards Grants for Adaptive Sports Programs in Georgia

  News, October 20, 2026

• Majority of Small Business Owners Rely on Their Businesses to Fund Their Future, New Survey Finds

  Features, October 20, 2026

  For many U.S. small business owners, their financial future depends heavily on the businesses they've built, yet new research reveals significant gaps in the planning and preparation needed to support a successful exit.

• Manufacturers Ramp Up Purchasing in September

  News, October 20, 2026

• 40% of Mid-Sized Organizations Report Unauthorized Access to Sensitive Data

  News, October 20, 2026

• Borrowers are Cutting Back but Still Struggling to Escape Debt, Freedom Debt Relief and Money.com Study Finds

  News, October 20, 2026

• September Market Report Shows an Early Winter in the Housing Market as Newly Pending Sales Fall 8.5%

  News, October 20, 2026

• CGTC and Albany State University Sign MOU with Athletic Transfer Focus

  News, October 19, 2026

• Joey Stuckey, Longtime Macon Musician and Producer, Dies at 53

  News, October 19, 2026

• P&Z: Renderings of New Downtown Macon Apartment Complex off Plum Street Released

  News, October 19, 2026

• Girls Dig Deeper, Helms College Host Fall Break Culinary Camp

  News, October 19, 2026

• Macon Pops Presents Tony Bennett: 100 Years a Centennial Celebration

  News, October 19, 2026

• Georgia Students Beat National Average on ACT for Tenth Year in a Row

  News, October 19, 2026

• National Federation of Independent Business – Georgia PAC Endorses Bárbara Rivera Holmes for Labor Commissioner

  News, October 19, 2026

• Chick-fil-A Announces Its First New Sauce in 10 Years, and It Has a Spicy Kick

  News, October 19, 2026

• Deloitte: Holiday Spending Set to Increase 4% While Shoppers Focus on Value

  News, October 19, 2026

• Survey: 42% of Companies Are Becoming More Selective About Disaster Aid Support

  News, October 19, 2026

• 80% of Employees Want to Use AI More Than Their Jobs Allow

  News, October 19, 2026

• Closing Time for a Generation: Aging Owners Will Free Up 13.9 Million Homes Over the Next Decade, a 74% Jump from the Last 10 Years

  News, October 19, 2026

• A $3.3 Billion USDA Loan Helping Build a New Natural Gas-Fired Power Plant in Monroe County

  News, October 16, 2026

• Houston County Moves Forward with 44-Acre Landfill Expansion to Keep Up with Growth

  News, October 16, 2026

• Colony Bankcorp & First Reliance Bancshares Announce Shareholder Approval of Merger

  News, October 16, 2026

• Events Happening in Macon: October 16th - October 22nd

  News, October 16, 2026

• Macon Bibb County Declares October Arts and Humanities Month

  News, October 16, 2026

• MGA’s Roberts Memorial Library To Host Historical Walking Tour Of Cochran Campus

  News, October 16, 2026

• Georgia Ports Achieves Permit for 3.5 Million TEU Container Terminal

  News, October 16, 2026

• Georgia Power Highlights Customer Assistance and Energy-Saving Resources during Energy Efficiency Month

  News, October 16, 2026

• Ag Chris Carr Secures Major Victory in Defense of Georgia’s Social Media Law

  News, October 16, 2026

• Georgia's Adolescent Literacy Playbook Brings a New Approach to Reading & Writing for Upper-Level Grades

  News, October 16, 2026

• Georgia Marks Nine Consecutive Months of Record Labor Force and Employment Growth

  Features, October 16, 2026

  The Georgia Department of Labor announced today that Georgia’s labor force and employment smashed records for the ninth consecutive month in September, hitting historic highs of 5.5 million workers and 5.3 million jobs alongside a 50-year low in initial jobless claims.

• IXP Corporation Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, October 16, 2026

• Study Finds Americans Turn to Friends for Financial Guidance, Including Tax Prep

  News, October 16, 2026

• Rental Demand is Up 20% as High Lending Costs Stifle the For-Sale Market

  News, October 16, 2026

• CEO Confidence Declined in Q4 2026

  News, October 16, 2026

• Survey Finds Integration, AI and Complexity Redefine the Global Landscape

  News, October 16, 2026

• Wesleyan College Unveils Transformed Peyton T. Anderson, Jr. Amphitheater

  News, October 15, 2026

• Central Georgia EMC & Base Power Launch Residential Battery Program

  News, October 15, 2026

• Georgians Shatter First Day Early Voting Record

  Features, October 15, 2026

  Georgians came to the polls in droves on the first day of early voting, breaking the midterm election early voting record with more than 188,600 ballots cast, an increase of more than 53,000 voters over the 2022 midterm election.

• Georgia DOT Recognized with Four Awards at Annual Public-Private Partnership (P3) Industry Ceremony

  News, October 15, 2026

• September Georgia State Net Tax Revenues Up 2.3%

  News, October 15, 2026

• Berrien High School Needs Your Help to Win $1 Million

  News, October 15, 2026

• Veteran Loan Fund Celebrates its First Veteran & MilSpouse Accelerator Cohort

  News, October 15, 2026

• Georgia Restaurant Association Announces Finalists for the 2026 GRACE Awards

  Features, October 15, 2026

  The Georgia Restaurant Association is proud to announce the finalists for the 2026 Georgia Restaurant Association Crystal of Excellence Awards. Celebrating its 18th year, the GRACE Awards recognize the people and organizations whose leadership and talent continue to strengthen Georgia’s restaurant and hospitality industry.

• Rural America's Entrepreneurial Edge May Be Hiding in Plain Sight

  News, October 15, 2026

• New Survey: 76% of People Say Health Care Is a Top Three Issue Determining Their Vote

  News, October 15, 2026

• New Data Reveals Where U.S. Investors Are Using AI the Most

  News, October 15, 2026

• SpareRoom Survey Finds US Renters Adapting Lives Around High Housing Costs

  News, October 15, 2026

• Vienna’s Mayor and City Council are Split, and the Fight is Now in Court | Here's Why

  News, October 14, 2026

• Dr. Kevin Floyd with Middle Georgia State University, Expanding Public Wifi Access at Lake Tobesofkee

  Video, October 14, 2026

  Dr. Kevin Floyd with Middle Georgia State University discusses how MGA is partnering with Macon-Bibb County to expand public wifi access at Lake Tobesofkee.

• Habitat Looks Back at Work on Leo Court as Part of Habitat Week 2026

  News, October 14, 2026

• Alpha Delta Pi Marks 175 Years with $80,000 Gift to Restore Historic Wesleyan Fountain

  News, October 14, 2026

• Peach County Schools Navigate Rising Fuel Costs with Propane Buses

  News, October 14, 2026

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