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• Aflac Study Reveals The Impact Of Paid Leave On Employers And Employees

  News, August 25, 2025

• Tim Golden Elected Secretary of State Transportation Board of Georgia

  News, August 25, 2025

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Fell Slightly in July

  News, August 25, 2025

• Home Values Are Rising In Half The Country, Falling In The Other

  News, August 25, 2025

• Allstate: Where and When Labor Day Driving Gets Dicey

  News, August 25, 2025

• Technology Automation is a Top Challenge for Half of HR Professionals, Equifax Survey Finds

  News, August 25, 2025

• Macon Film Festival Celebrates 20th Anniversary With 4 Days Of Independent Cinema

  News, August 22, 2025

• Metro Macon Unemployment Rate Falls in July

  News, August 22, 2025

• Newsweek Says Piedmont Macon's Inpatient Rehab Among the Best

  News, August 22, 2025

• Community Rallies For Beloved Local Restaurant As Eviction Looms Over Lease Conflict

  News, August 22, 2025

• Houston County, Dublin Schools Coping With Shortage Of Bus Drivers

  News, August 22, 2025

• Macon-Bibb Hispanic Festival Celebrates 4 Years, Seeks Vendors & Sponsors

  News, August 22, 2025

• Stow Group to Create 200 Jobs in Gordon County

  News, August 22, 2025

• Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules Wins Coolest Thing Made in Georgia Competition

  Features, August 22, 2025

  Wednesday, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced that the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules is the inaugural winner of the Coolest Thing Made in Georgia. The announcement was made during the Georgia Chamber’s 2025 Congressional Luncheon.

• TCSG, WorkSource Georgia & GDOL Mobilize to Support More than 1,100 Workers Impacted by International Paper Plant Closures

  News, August 22, 2025

• Georgia DOT Wins National Award for Cybersecurity Initiative to Protect Traffic Systems

  News, August 22, 2025

• Fed’s Bostic Still Sees One 2025 Rate Cut But Watching Labor

  News, August 22, 2025

• Georgia's Senate Race Front and Center at Chamber Congressional Luncheon

  News, August 22, 2025

• Lawmakers Discuss Ways To Discourage Tobacco Sales And Use

  News, August 22, 2025

• Economic Concerns Aren't Grounding Summer 2025 Travel Intentions

  News, August 22, 2025

• Report: Child Care Is a Hidden Engine of the US Economy

  News, August 22, 2025

• In May, the Percentage of Patients with a Telehealth Claim Increased Nationally and in Every Region

  News, August 22, 2025

• Small Businesses Show Tariff-Proof Resilience, Survey Finds

  News, August 22, 2025

• Bass Road Bridge Set To Reopen Saturday; Bibb County Eyes Next Steps For Road Widening Project

  News, August 21, 2025

• Contractor Selected For First New Round of Paving the Way

  News, August 21, 2025

• Macon-Bibb Reduces Property Tax Rate for 5th Consecutive Year

  News, August 21, 2025

• Titans Football Set to Launch 2025 Season at Rival Georgia Military College

  News, August 21, 2025

• W.C. Bradley Co. Receives Inaugural Georgia Chamber Corporate Citizen Award

  News, August 21, 2025

• Kirby Smart Would Support College Football Playoff Expansion ‘Done the Right Way’

  News, August 21, 2025

• State Senate Study Committee Formed To Explore Ways To Fund College Tuition

  News, August 21, 2025

• Home Depot Foundation Invests $10M in Skilled Trades Training, Launches Partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America

  News, August 21, 2025

• 10-year-old Georgia Farmer Earns Full Scholarship for Agriculture Dreams

  News, August 21, 2025

• This Georgia Institution Took the Crown Among Princeton Review's 209 Best Value Colleges

  News, August 21, 2025

• Survey: HR Leaders Plan to Dial Back Hiring in the Second Half of 2025

  News, August 21, 2025

• The U.S. Cities Leading the New Home Boom

  News, August 21, 2025

• Resume Builder Survey: 6 in 10 Gen Z Workers Are Quiet Vacationing This Summer

  News, August 21, 2025

• Macon Arts Alliance to Dedicate Memorial Pavilion Honoring Downtown Champion Steven Fulbright

  News, August 20, 2025

• Two North Macon Bridges To Close In 2026, Parents Fear Longer School Commutes

  News, August 20, 2025

• 2025 Cultural Awards Nominations Now Open

  News, August 20, 2025

• Job Seekers Invited to Employ Baldwin Job Fair

  News, August 20, 2025

• Georgia Business Leaders Unite in Atlanta to Accelerate the Fight Against Cancer

  News, August 20, 2025

• Georgia Film Academy Celebrates Grand Opening of State-of-the-Art Facility at Assembly Studios

  Features, August 20, 2025

  The Georgia Film Academy celebrated the grand opening of its new state-of-the-art instructional facility at Assembly Studios yesterday. The grand opening marked a significant milestone in Georgia’s film industry, showcasing the state’s commitment to workforce development and innovation.

• This Tiny North Georgia Town Is The Dreamiest Fall Destination

  News, August 20, 2025

• Georgia Forestry Foundation Names Richard Gill the 2025 Georgia Forestry Teacher of the Year

  News, August 20, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Successfully Touts Restoring Federal Support for Foster Children

  News, August 20, 2025

• Small Business Survey: SMBs Stay Positive Despite Tariffs

  News, August 20, 2025

• New Report Highlights AI and the Impact on the Legal Industry

  News, August 20, 2025

• Fannie Mae Publishes July 2025 National Housing Survey Results

  News, August 20, 2025

• 2025's Most Overbooked Destinations: Where Tourists Are Getting Shut Out This Summer

  News, August 20, 2025

• 13th Annual Heart of the Dragon Boat Races Set to Make a Splash in Macon-Bibb

  News, August 19, 2025

• Navicent Health Foundation awards $253,000 in Grants to Improve Community Health

  Features, August 19, 2025

  The Navicent Health Foundation has awarded its Healthcare Employees Achieving Tomorrow Grants to 25 local organizations totaling $253,000 this grant cycle.

• Downtown Macon Asian-Fusion Restaurant Closing Permanently After 5 Years

  News, August 19, 2025

• Events Happening in Macon: August 20th - August 29th

  News, August 19, 2025

• Fort Valley State University Maintains Strong Economic Impact in Middle Georgia

  News, August 19, 2025

• Monroe County College and Career Academy Goes Beyond Classroom Teaching

  News, August 19, 2025

• Georgia Gas Price Average Nudge Up a Penny

  News, August 19, 2025

• Where Are the Best Lakes to Fish in Georgia? Anglers Pick These 5 As the Best

  News, August 19, 2025

• Georgia Power Offers Tips To Help Customers Save On Summer Power Bills

  News, August 19, 2025

• Southern District Of Georgia Gets New U.S. Attorney

  News, August 19, 2025

• This HGTV Fan Favorite Set in Georgia was Recently Canceled. Why it is Now Off the Air

  News, August 19, 2025

• East Macon Drivers Prepare for More Traffic, GDOT Announces I-16 Detour

  News, August 18, 2025

• Bibb School Board Member Expresses Frustration with Colleagues Over Millage Rate vote

  News, August 18, 2025

• Cyberattack Leaves Central Georgia SNAP Recipients Locked Out of Aid

  News, August 18, 2025

• U.S. Postal Service Reveals New Forever Stamp Design Honoring Former President Jimmy Carter

  Features, August 18, 2025

  The U.S. Postal Service announced it will issue a commemorative Forever stamp honoring former President Jimmy Carter, who died last December, at the age of 100. The Postal Service plans to release the stamp for purchase on Oct. 1 in Atlanta, on what would have been former President Carter's 101st birthday.

• First New Natural Gas Turbine Delivered to Georgia Power’s Plant Yates

  News, August 18, 2025

• South Korea Goes Big in Georgia: $287M Fund Fuels Global Supply Chain Play

  News, August 18, 2025

• Fed Can Wait to Adjust Policy Because Job Market is Near Full Employment, Bostic Says

  News, August 18, 2025

• Bob Izlar Receives 2025 Georgia Farm Bureau Commodity Award

  News, August 18, 2025

• AG Carr Leads Bipartisan Coalition Urging Instagram to Strengthen Location Privacy Protections

  News, August 18, 2025

• Surveys Reveal Confidence in Freight Market Despite Headwinds

  News, August 18, 2025

• New Blackbaud Institute Report Reveals Key Drivers of Effective Risk Management for Social Impact Organizations

  News, August 18, 2025

• Fannie Mae Publishes Results of Latest Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey

  News, August 18, 2025

• Young Americans Are Planning and Saving for Bigger Vacations This Summer

  News, August 18, 2025

• From Chef to Champion Educator | Meet Bibb's 2025 Teacher of the Year Stuart Hardy

  News, August 15, 2025

• Get Involved with Open Streets! 

  News, August 15, 2025

• Tidal Wave Auto Spa Announces 17th Annual Charity Day on Friday, September 19th

  News, August 15, 2025

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.4% in July

  News, August 15, 2025

• GaDOE: Test Scores Continue to Rise with Abandonment of Common Core Math

  News, August 15, 2025

• Congressman Buddy Carter Visits Yamaha Marine Innovation Center

  News, August 15, 2025

• Guidance to Support the Distraction-Free Education Act

  News, August 15, 2025

• Tariffs and Rising Construction Costs Could Signal Trouble Ahead For Rents - Despite Two Years Price Declines

  News, August 15, 2025

• Attom: U.S. Foreclosure Activity Jumps 13% Year Over Year in July Highest of 2025

  News, August 15, 2025

• How Independent Financial Advisors Can Drive Smart, Sustainable Growth

  News, August 15, 2025

• Realtor.com: Price Premium for New Construction Hits All-Time Low

  News, August 15, 2025

• Macon Magazine and NewTown Macon Launch First-Ever Macon Restaurant Week

  Features, August 14, 2025

  Macon Magazine and NewTown Macon are serving up a new tradition this fall with the launch of its inaugural Macon Restaurant Week, set for September 12-20. The weeklong event, themed “Fall into Flavor,” invites diners to explore exclusive specials from some of Macon’s most beloved locally-owned downtown restaurants.

• Robins Financial Credit Union Raises $75,000 for Local Children’s Hospital

  News, August 14, 2025

• Tight Budget Leaves Warner Robins City Workers Without Raises, Adds Health Premium Hikes, Officials Say

  News, August 14, 2025

• Fort Valley State University Celebrates Fifth Annual Valley Scholars Summer Research Program

  News, August 14, 2025

• Eleven Faculty & Staff Honored For Teaching, Scholarship, Or Service Excellence At MGA Fall Convocation

  News, August 14, 2025

• GE Appliances to Invest $3 Billion in U.S. Manufacturing, Boost Production at Georgia Plant

  News, August 14, 2025

• Dozens of Credit Cards Skimmers Discovered at Georgia Businesses

  News, August 14, 2025

• Federal Exemption for Alternative Fuel Vehicles in High Occupancy Lanes to Expire

  News, August 14, 2025

• Recession Fears Drive 83% of Employers to Streamline, Cross-Train and Cut Costs

  News, August 14, 2025

• New Survey: Advance Care Planning Is Unfamiliar to Many Americans, Few Have Plans in Place

  News, August 14, 2025

• A Mansion for Less Than $1 Million? That's the Norm in Four Markets

  News, August 14, 2025

• Black Business And Community Expo Draws More Than 1,000 To Macon Mall

  News, August 13, 2025

• Mount de Sales Academy Hosts Honor Code Ceremony with Guest Speaker Major General Arnold L. Punaro

  News, August 13, 2025

• Nearby Businesses React After Local Officials Clear Riverside Drive Encampment

  News, August 13, 2025

• How Bibb County School's First Truancy Intervention Specialist Hopes To Tackle Absenteeism

  News, August 13, 2025

• Georgia DOT Awards $98.1 Million In Contracts For June

  News, August 13, 2025

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