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• Survey Finds Majoirty of Americans See Changes in 2024 Personal Finances

  News, July 24, 2024

• New Study Finds Legal Ops Facing Alignment, AI, and Retention Issues Even as Budgets Increase

  News, July 24, 2024

• Macon Chamber Invites Area Business Leaders to Welcome New Teachers to Bibb County

  News, July 23, 2024

• President Pro Tempore John F. Kennedy Announces Funding for Middle Georgia Airports

  News, July 23, 2024

• 'We Are Reaching Desperate Times' | Here's Why a Macon Restaurant Has Started a GoFundMe

  News, July 23, 2024

• FVSU REP4 Southeast Summer Summit

  News, July 23, 2024

• Dublin-Laurens County New Archway Partnership Community

  News, July 23, 2024

• Bellevue's Transformation: New Sidewalks Signify a Fresh Start for Macon Community

  News, July 23, 2024

• MGA Announces Spring 2024 President’s List And Dean’s List

  News, July 23, 2024

• UPS to Acquire Mexican Delivery Company Estafeta

  News, July 23, 2024

• Buc-ee’s Starts Construction on Largest Georgia Location, Sets Tentative Opening Day

  News, July 23, 2024

• The 35th Annual Georgia National Fair Announces 11-Day Concert Lineup. Find Out Who's Performing This Year

  News, July 23, 2024

• Georgia Gas Price Average Declines This Week

  News, July 23, 2024

• Hartsfield-Jackson Remains World’s Busiest Airport

  Features, July 23, 2024

  Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has once again been recognized as the busiest airport in the world by Airports Council International World, according to the latest ACI World Airport Traffic Dataset for 2023.

• Lawsuit Charges State Election Board with Meeting Illegally

  News, July 23, 2024

• Aptean Expands Warehouse Management and Supply Chain Capabilities Through Acquisition of Principal Logistics Technologies

  News, July 23, 2024

• Earnings Up for Q2 as June 'Functional Unemployment' Declines, Says Ludwig Institute

  News, July 23, 2024

• New Study Analyzes Changes in Rent-to-Income Ratios of 100 Major Cities Over Time

  News, July 23, 2024

• Macon Film Festival Announces Industry Workshops for 2024 Programming

  News, July 22, 2024

• House of Hines in Macon to Hang it Up After Nearly Six Decades

  News, July 22, 2024

• Macon-Bibb Commissioners Look at Plans to Potentially Revamp Lake Tobesokfee

  News, July 22, 2024

• Great Macon Baking Week Returns, Invites Baked Good Lovers to Compete for Fun Prizes

  News, July 22, 2024

• Governor and First Lady Kemp to Reinforce Economic Partnerships in Italy

  News, July 22, 2024

• Thomas & Hutton Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, July 22, 2024

• SBA Opens Business Recovery Center to Assist 11 Georgia Counties

  News, July 22, 2024

• Companies, Airlines Scramble to Recover After Global IT Outage Disrupts Business Worldwide

  News, July 22, 2024

• Autism Toolkit Launches Online Directory of Local Autism Resources in Rural Georgia

  News, July 22, 2024

• UGA supports Georgia High School Students Through Science & Engineering Fair

  News, July 22, 2024

• New Deloitte Survey: US Companies Increase Focus on Sustainability Talent Amid Ongoing Challenges with Data Quality

  News, July 22, 2024

• Confidence Among Small and Midsize Business CEOs Dips in Q2 2024

  Features, July 22, 2024

  Small and midsize business CEO confidence decreased slightly to 83.3 in Q2 2024, according to the latest CEO Confidence Index released by CEO coaching and peer advisory organization Vistage.

• 74% of Americans Say Celebrating Life's Big Moments Interferes With Their Financial Well-Being, Achieve Survey Finds

  News, July 22, 2024

• Macon-Bibb Receives Three National Communication Awards

  News, July 19, 2024

• Events Happening in Macon: July 19th - 28th

  News, July 19, 2024

• Mayor Lester Miller Exploring Idea of Running for Governor

  News, July 19, 2024

• After Nearly 35 Years in Business Comic Plus of Macon Closing Soon

  News, July 19, 2024

• Dr. Michael Mills Joins Piedmont Orthopedics | OrthoAtlanta in Macon

  News, July 19, 2024

• Macon's Kimchi Factory Faces Risk of Permanently Closing, Starts Fundraiser To Save It

  News, July 19, 2024

• Atlanta Braves Announce New Truist Park Expansions for 2025 Season

  News, July 19, 2024

• GMA’s Governmental Relations to be Reimagined

  News, July 19, 2024

• Raffensperger Announces "Only American Citizen Voting" Audit

  News, July 19, 2024

• 2024 Infrastructure Report Card: Georgia Gets a C+

  News, July 19, 2024

• Wells Fargo Foundation Awards $6.3 Million to Support Build, Repair Projects Across the U.S. With Habitat for Humanity

  News, July 19, 2024

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Fell Slightly in June

  News, July 19, 2024

• Emerging Risk Survey Reveals Risk Managers' Top Concerns

  News, July 19, 2024

• Macon-Bibb Commission Aims to Bolster Cybersecurity With $320K Resolution After Attack

  News, July 18, 2024

• Changes to Popular Kids Attraction Coming to Museum of Arts and Sciences

  News, July 18, 2024

• Milledgeville's Christmas in July Market Brings Holiday Cheer and Deals This Weekend

  News, July 18, 2024

• Macon Downtown Visitors Center enters partnership with VisitAble

  News, July 18, 2024

• Cashman's Pub Wins the 2024 Downtown Macon French Fry Fight, Presented by Sysco

  News, July 18, 2024

• What Do Last-Minute Tickets Cost to See the Savannah Bananas in 2024?

  News, July 18, 2024

• Workforce Shortages and Talent Development Remain Top Issues Among Georgia Small Businesses

  News, July 18, 2024

• Georgia Salvage Company is Making its First Titanic Voyage in 14 Years

  News, July 18, 2024

• HOPE Scholarship Awards Reach Over $15 Billion

  News, July 18, 2024

• Boosting Culture: Grants Support City Arts Projects in Georgia

  News, July 18, 2024

• Georgia DOT Recognizes Rural Transit Providers on National Rural Transit Day

  News, July 18, 2024

• Deloitte: Corporate Travel Reaches its Cruising Altitude

  News, July 18, 2024

• U.S. Home-Mortgage Lending Declines Again In First Quarter, Nearing Low Point

  News, July 18, 2024

• U.S. Auto Insurance Trends Report Highlights New Generational Risks in Drivers & Vehicles

  News, July 18, 2024

• Bibb Commissioners to Discuss Roadwork Updates, New Technology

  News, July 17, 2024

• Mercer Tennis Classic in Macon Purse Upgraded to $100,000, Attracts Top Pro Players

  News, July 17, 2024

• Champ Bailey and “Signing Day” Team Heading to Macon Film Festival for Georgia Entertainment Unscripted Roadshow Stop

  News, July 17, 2024

• Warner Robins to Host First Burger Week in September

  News, July 17, 2024

• New Teachers to Receive Special Welcome

  News, July 17, 2024

• Georgia Chamber Hosts Future of Small Business Summit

  News, July 17, 2024

• Leadership GBA Board of Directors Elects & Installs Officers and Directors 

  News, July 17, 2024

• TCSG Students Win 18 Trophies at Future Business Leaders of America National Leadership Conference

  News, July 17, 2024

• Sen. Ossoff Pushing to Strengthen Support for Georgians with Disabilities

  News, July 17, 2024

• Report Highlights "Kemp Administration’s Extraordinary Successes in the Health Insurance World"

  Features, July 17, 2024

  In case you missed it, a report recently released by the Georgia Public Policy Foundation examined the health insurance marketplace in Georgia since Governor Kemp took office.

• Expanding Access to Obstetric Care in Georgia: Challenges and Strategies

  News, July 17, 2024

• US Business Leaders Address AI Impact and Regulation Sentiments in Recent Survey

  News, July 17, 2024

• Travel + Leisure Announces 2024 World's Best Awards Unveiling Top Destinations, Hotels, Airlines and More

  News, July 17, 2024

• Nearly 1 in 4 Sellers Cut Home Prices as Inventory Grows

  News, July 17, 2024

• The Black Crowes to perform at Atrium Health Amphitheater in October

  News, July 16, 2024

• Warner Robins Big Brother Adopts Three Siblings. Now, Habitat for Humanity's Building a Home for Them

  News, July 16, 2024

• Gray-8-Skate to Host Christmas in July

  News, July 16, 2024

• Piedmont Macon North Hospital Opens ‘Stone Center’

  News, July 16, 2024

• Congressman Bishop Announces $3.7 Million Head Start Grant to Fort Valley State University to Help Improve School Readiness

  News, July 16, 2024

• Gov. Kemp Announces 66 Appointments to State Boards, Commissions, and Authorities

  News, July 16, 2024

• Congress Passes Federal Prison Oversight Bill Sponsored by Georgia Lawmakers

  News, July 16, 2024

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Climb

  News, July 16, 2024

• Former Georgia Insurance Commissioner Sentenced to Prison After Pleading Guilty to Health Care Fraud

  News, July 16, 2024

• Deloitte: Back-to-School Spending Expected to Flatten Amid Financial Concerns

  Features, July 16, 2024

  As families navigate the excitement of the back-to-school season, they're balancing between fulfilling what their children need and splurging on the novelties they want. The cost of school supplies has increased 24.5% over the past four years (per the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index).

• New Vehicle Movement Hits Three Year High at 1.2M

  News, July 16, 2024

• Blockchain Mining At a Six-Year Low in Profitability

  News, July 16, 2024

• United Way and MidSouth Host Financial Literacy Class for Macon Students

  News, July 15, 2024

• Congressman Bishop Announces Nearly $400,000 in NIH Funds For Mercer University School of Medicine

  News, July 15, 2024

• Visit Macon to Hold First Ever Bragg Brunch July 28th

  News, July 15, 2024

• State Ends Fiscal Year with Revenue Uptick After Months-Long Slide

  News, July 15, 2024

• President Thomas Announces Retirement from Morehouse College

  News, July 15, 2024

• Gulfstream Customer Support Completes Savannah Service Center Expansion

  News, July 15, 2024

• Georgia Officials Celebrate New Tourism Highs, Summer Economic Boost

  News, July 15, 2024

• Norfolk Southern Report Highlights Progress on Sustainability, Safety, Innovation, Employee and Community Engagement

  News, July 15, 2024

• CEOs of NYSE-listed Companies Embrace AI as Top Growth Opportunity in the Current Environment

  News, July 15, 2024

• 8 in 10 Americans Say Inflation Makes It Harder to Pay Medical Bills

  News, July 15, 2024

• MarketNsight Reports Pending Sales are Positive Year-to-Year for the First Time Since June 2022

  News, July 15, 2024

• $1.5 Million Approved for Planning of ‘Connect Dublin’ Project

  News, July 12, 2024

• A Star-Studded Music Video Shoot Is Coming to Macon. Here's How You Can Be Part of The Show

  News, July 12, 2024

• State Funeral for World War II Veterans Names U.S. Congressman Sanford Bishop Winner of National George Marshall Award

  News, July 12, 2024

• Blue Bird Selected to Receive $80 Million Federal Grant to Expand Electric Vehicle Manufacturing

  Features, July 12, 2024

  Blue Bird Corporation, the leader in electric and low-emission school buses, announced today that it has been selected to receive an $80 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to expand the company’s electric vehicle manufacturing capabilities and related workforce development efforts.

• GMA’s 2024 Convention Imagined the Possible

  News, July 12, 2024

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