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• Georgia Film Experts Say Atlanta is Missing Out on Movie Productions to Overseas Incentives

  News, March 21, 2025

• One in Eight Jobs Across State Related to Savannah, Brunswick Ports

  Features, March 21, 2025

  Port activity in Georgia now supports more than 600,000 full- and part-time jobs across the Peach State, according to an economic impact study by the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business. The statewide number is up 48,000 jobs or 8.6 percent compared to FY21.

• FERC Unanimously Affirms SEEM, Strengthening the Southeast Energy Market

  News, March 21, 2025

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Fell Further in February

  News, March 21, 2025

• JustAnswer Reveals Top Trending Tax Questions for 2025

  News, March 21, 2025

• Macon’s Musical Heritage Comes to Life in New Immersive Installation

  News, March 20, 2025

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Announces Retirement of Director Ed Loomis

  News, March 20, 2025

• Resilient Middle Georgia Joins Forces with Crisis Line & Safe House in One Safe Place Macon

  News, March 20, 2025

• State Board Of Education Member Jason Downey’s 8th District Public Hearing Rescheduled

  News, March 20, 2025

• MGA’s 2025 Arts Festival Focuses On “The Arts & Social Change”

  News, March 20, 2025

• The Milledgeville-Baldwin County Chamber of Commerce Hosts National Civics Bee for Middle-Schoolers

  News, March 20, 2025

• Norfolk Southern Donates $500,000 for Expansion of National Center for Civil and Human Rights

  News, March 20, 2025

• 82,000 Georgians Employed in Multi-Billion Dollar Clean Energy Economy

  News, March 20, 2025

• Legislation To Ban Cellphones In Georgia Schools Takes One More Step Toward Becoming Law

  News, March 20, 2025

• Peach Bowl, Inc. Events Surpass $1.5 Billion in Cumulative Economic Impact

  News, March 20, 2025

• State Awards Major Grant to Program Educating Children About Substance Abuse Amid Opioid Crisis

  News, March 20, 2025

• The Black List, Collective Moxie, and Trilith Studios Announce ‘The Georgia List’

  News, March 20, 2025

• 47% of Large-Company Executives Comfortable with AI Agents Acting on Behalf of Customers

  News, March 20, 2025

• Global Hiring Intentions Hold Steady for Q2 2025 as Employers Continue to Navigate Uncertainty

  News, March 20, 2025

• Perry Passes Pocket Parks Ordinance in New Subdivisions to Enhance Community Spaces

  News, March 19, 2025

• Macon-Bibb School Zone Cameras Rake in $11M in Revenue, Earns $9M for County

  News, March 19, 2025

• Memorial Park Upgrades Begin with Groundbreaking Ceremony

  News, March 19, 2025

• Painting Macon Pink for the 43rd annual Cherry Blossom Festival

  News, March 19, 2025

• TriNet to Create 750 Jobs in Metro Atlanta

  News, March 19, 2025

• Popular Clothing Store Closing These Stores Across Georgia

  News, March 19, 2025

• Georgia Senior Earns $1 Million In Scholarships, Accepted To 58 Colleges

  News, March 19, 2025

• Georgia Family Targeted in Cemetery Memorialization Scam

  News, March 19, 2025

• Finalists Advance to the 2025 Flavor of Georgia Finale

  Features, March 19, 2025

  A record-breaking 173 products were entered into the 2025 Flavor of Georgia Food Product Contest, setting the stage for an exciting competition on April 17th at The Classic Center in downtown Athens.

• How Much House Does $500K Buy You on the East Coast?

  News, March 19, 2025

• New KnowBe4 Report Finds Education Sector Unprepared for Escalating Cyberattacks

  News, March 19, 2025

• Economic Concerns Grow as Key Indicators Show Signs of Slowdown, Says Michael Eisenga

  News, March 19, 2025

• CGTC Academy to Host Informational Nights About Dual Achievement Program

  News, March 18, 2025

• New Chamber Investor Announces Opening in Downtown Macon

  News, March 18, 2025

• Houston County School District Honors Years of Service

  News, March 18, 2025

• Mercer Seeking Pitches for Next Big Idea Competition

  News, March 18, 2025

• Macon Film Festival Calls for 2025 Sponsors for 20th Annual Event

  News, March 18, 2025

• Epic Atlanta ’96 Olympic Race Relations Story to Premiere during Atlanta Film Festival

  Features, March 18, 2025

  Atlanta Story Partners announced that its feature documentary “The Games in Black & White” which is centered around the enduring friendship of Ambassador Andrew Young and 1996 Olympic CEO Billy Payne, will have its world premiere as a Special Presentation of the 49th Annual Atlanta Film Festival.

• What Is The Best Town To Retire In Georgia? WorldAtlas Says To Settle Down Here

  News, March 18, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Declined Slightly

  News, March 18, 2025

• Rivian Expands Hands-Free Driving Amid Financial & Market Challenges

  News, March 18, 2025

• Solar Panel Makers, Installers in Georgia Brace for Impact from Tariffs

  News, March 18, 2025

• SOS Raffensperger Announces GSB Settlement Process for Georgia Investors

  News, March 18, 2025

• New Study: Nation's Bridges at Risk if Congress Allows Bigger Trucks

  News, March 18, 2025

• Expect Lower Mortgage Rates To Energize Home Buyers And Sellers

  News, March 18, 2025

• Travelers Reveal Their Top Summer Travel Concerns

  News, March 18, 2025

• Macon Volunteer Clinic Opens New Downtown Location, Expands Services

  News, March 17, 2025

• Otis Redding Foundation Announces Opening of Center for the Arts

  Features, March 17, 2025

  Today, the Otis Redding Foundation announced the opening of the Otis Redding Center for the Arts located in the heart of downtown in Macon. ORCA will serve young people in Central Georgia between the ages of 5 and 18 who are interested in music and the arts, with plans to roll out programming for toddlers and senior citizens later this year.

• Goodwill: Declutter for a Cause - It's National Clean Out Your Closet Week

  News, March 17, 2025

• Gordon State College Appoints New Dean of Business, Professional Studies

  News, March 17, 2025

• Meet The Candidates | Macon County Sheriff’s Race Heads To Special Election

  News, March 17, 2025

• Smoke Seen Billowing From Jim Shaw's Restaurant, Prompting Swift Evacuation

  News, March 17, 2025

• Bananas Make History By Playing In NFL Stadium For First Time Ever

  News, March 17, 2025

• Convergent Nonprofit Solutions Expands Education Expertise with Growth & Impact Initiative

  News, March 17, 2025

• Forbes Georgia Presents the 2025 Women’s Conference

  News, March 17, 2025

• Largest 500 Family Businesses Amount to World's Third Largest Economy

  News, March 17, 2025

• Governor Kemp Announces Superior Court, State Court, and Solicitor General Appointments

  News, March 17, 2025

• Job Seekers Embrace Skills-Building During Hiring Uncertainty, New CompTIA Survey Shows

  News, March 17, 2025

• New Bloomberg Tax Survey Highlights Need for Tax Technology in Responding to Law Change

  News, March 17, 2025

• Ocmulgee Mounds in Macon, Georgia Named One of TIME’s 2025 “World’s Greatest Places”

  News, March 14, 2025

• Events Happening in Macon: March 14th - March 20th

  News, March 14, 2025

• Rhythm & Rally Hosts Prestigious Golden Ticket Event for Second Consecutive Year

  News, March 14, 2025

• Critical Care for Animal Angels to Host Touch-A-Truck in Warner Robins

  News, March 14, 2025

• American Red Cross of Georgia and Local Fire Department to Install Around 170 FREE Smoke Alarms in Coweta County on Saturday

  News, March 14, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces Chris Green to Serve as President of GSFC

  News, March 14, 2025

• Georgia Brewers Respond to Proposal That Would Ban THC Drinks

  News, March 14, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Secures Nearly $80M for Georgia Taxpayers and Consumers in 2024

  Features, March 14, 2025

  Attorney General Chris Carr today announced that his Consumer Protection Division secured over $38 million for Georgia taxpayers in 2024, along with more than $39.3 million in savings and restitution for Georgia consumers.

• Georgia Trauma Foundation Awards Eight Grants Supporting Organizations

  News, March 14, 2025

• US Taxpayers Admit Tax Refunds are a 'Financial Necessity' as the Cost of Living Crisis Continues

  News, March 14, 2025

• Entitlement or Ambition? 39% of Gen Z and 35% of Millennials Seen as Most Entitled for Raises and Promotions

  News, March 14, 2025

• 9 in 10 Homeowners Fear Selling -- With Homes Lingering 69 Days in the Slowest Market

  News, March 14, 2025

• Community Leaders Announce Support for SPLOST Renewal

  Features, March 13, 2025

  Business and community leaders gathered today at the headquarters of the Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority to demonstrate broad-based support for the renewal of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax.

• NewTown Macon Proposes New Nature Trail to Connect Parks

  News, March 13, 2025

• Macon Charter Academy Demolished for Affordable Housing

  News, March 13, 2025

• Resilient Middle Georgia Now Under Crisis Line & Safe House and One Safe Place Macon Leadership

  News, March 13, 2025

• Robins Financial Credit Union Breaks Ground on New Eastman Branch

  News, March 13, 2025

• Family Promise of Greater Houston County to Participate in Peaches to the Beaches Annual Yard Sale

  News, March 13, 2025

• State Approves Funding for Coastal Georgia Regional Water Partnership Between City of Savannah, Bryan Co., Effingham Co.

  News, March 13, 2025

• Ray C. Anderson Foundation to Sunset by the End of 2030

  News, March 13, 2025

• Georgia Among States Targeted in EU Tariff Countermeasure

  News, March 13, 2025

• Upcoming SBA Georgia Small Business Training Events

  News, March 13, 2025

• Spring Optimism Boosts U.S. Automobile Dealer Sentiment, Despite Weak Profits, Growing Costs

  News, March 13, 2025

• KnowBe4 Research Reveals a Confidence Gap in Cybersecurity, Leaving Organizations at Risk

  News, March 13, 2025

• New Deputy Report Reveals 2025 Workforce Trends: Gen Z's Dominance, AI's Expansion, and the Rise of Micro-Shifts

  News, March 13, 2025

• Jack Link's Beefs Up Ahead of Grand Opening, 150 Spots Open at Job Fair

  News, March 12, 2025

• Event Schedule, Performers and More Details on the 2025 Cherry Blossom Festival

  News, March 12, 2025

• Partners in Education to Host Auction, Proceeds Benefit Bibb County Students

  News, March 12, 2025

• Girls Dig Deeper Initiative Holding Mentor Training Saturday

  News, March 12, 2025

• Comedian Ian Karmel & The Kazoo Kid of Viral Meme Fame to Join the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS Largest Kazoo Ensemble Attempt

  News, March 12, 2025

• Lineworkers Honored at Georgia State Capitol for Hurricane Helene Response

  News, March 12, 2025

• Delta Air Lines Cuts Revenue Forecast, Citing ‘Reduction’ in Consumer Confidence

  News, March 12, 2025

• Aflac is a World's Most Ethical Company for 19th Year in a Row

  News, March 12, 2025

• Teen Girls Meet Georgia Legislators at Pace Day at the Capitol

  News, March 12, 2025

• Pending Legislation Is Now Inextricably Linked To Wants

  News, March 12, 2025

• Despite Ongoing Economic Headwinds, Americans are Spending More on Spring Break

  News, March 12, 2025

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Increases Monthly in February 2025

  News, March 12, 2025

• Honeywell Study Reveals More than 80% of Commercial Building Managers Plan Increase the Use of AI to Optimize Operations

  News, March 12, 2025

• Leslie Lowe Brown on STEAM at Stratford Academy

  Video, March 11, 2025

  Leslie Lowe Brown of Stratford Academy discusses their innovative STEAM programs and what sets them apart from other schools in the region.

• Houston Healthcare – Perry Reported Zero Hospital Associated Infections During 2024

  News, March 11, 2025

• Social Security Office Closures Raise Questions for Some Central Georgia Retirees

  News, March 11, 2025

• Macon Native and UGA Alum Takes Top Prize in Signature PGA Tour Tournament, Moves to Top 10 in the World

  News, March 11, 2025

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