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• Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures; Predicts Best, Worst Travel Times for Holiday Travel

  News, December 19, 2022

• Georgia’s Fastest Growing Jobs in the Last Decade

  News, December 19, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Judicial Appointments

  News, December 19, 2022

• Georgia Department of Education Announces 2023 Priorities

  Features, December 19, 2022

  The Georgia Department of Education is announcing its 2023 priorities, which will guide its work during the 2023 legislative session and beyond.

• Pandemic’s Negative Impacts on Student Learning Continue, Georgia State Research Reveals

  News, December 19, 2022

• Business Services Sees 7th Biggest Profit Increase Over the Last Year

  News, December 19, 2022

• Recession Fears May Bring an End to the Great Resignation, Achieve Survey Finds

  News, December 19, 2022

• U.S. Housing Market Moves Closer to Favoring Buyers; Sellers' Markets Show No Sign of Slowing Down

  News, December 19, 2022

• One-Third of Consumers Report They Are Not Currently Saving Any Money

  News, December 19, 2022

• Events Happening in Macon: December 16th - December 25th

  News, December 16, 2022

• Peter D. Leary Sworn in as 17th Presidentially Appointed U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia

  News, December 16, 2022

• Macon- Bibb County...I-16/I-75 Interchange Improvements Projects I-75 NB Traffic Will Shift onto New Roadway Construction Sunday Night

  News, December 16, 2022

• Critter Control Announces Opening of its Newest Franchise Location in Macon

  News, December 16, 2022

• FVSU Names Thomas W. Dortch Jr. Ballroom in Bishop Hall

  News, December 16, 2022

• Georgia Power Ranked #1 by J.D. Power for Residential Customer Satisfaction

  News, December 16, 2022

• Cities Connect: The Truth About Georgia’s Widening Urban-Rural Divide

  Features, December 16, 2022

  In this episode of Cities Connect, we speak with Charles Hayslett, an award-winning journalist, speechwriter and public relations counselor, about the costs and consequences of Georgia’s widening urban-rural divide.

• GDOL Improves Customer Experience with New Claimant Portal

  News, December 16, 2022

• AT&T Dream in Black Announces Class of 2022 Rising Future Makers

  News, December 16, 2022

• Meta Partners with Silicon Ranch for Seven New Solar Projects in Georgia and Tennessee

  News, December 16, 2022

• Southeastern Grocers Excels in Service With New Stores, Community Impact and Own Brand Products

  News, December 16, 2022

• Norfolk Southern Awards $600,000 to 27 Organizations to Combat Homelessness

  News, December 16, 2022

• Kevin Blair to Succeed Kessel Stelling as Synovus Board Chair

  News, December 16, 2022

• Global IPO Market Went from Record-breaking to Full-on Abating

  News, December 16, 2022

• Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Plan to Look for a New Position in the New Year

  News, December 16, 2022

• Staffing Employment Holds Steady in Third Quarter

  News, December 16, 2022

• Americans Take a Break from Politics Over the Holidays, New Survey Shows

  News, December 16, 2022

• Bibb Leaders 'Macon It Happen' with Mall Revitalization

  News, December 15, 2022

• Macon Boasts the Most Historic Preservation Tax Credit Projects in the Nation

  Features, December 15, 2022

  Main Street America recently announced Macon has completed more historic preservation tax credit projects than any other community in the nation. According to Main Street America’s “Mapping Main Streets” project, 69 historic tax credit projects have been completed in Macon’s Main Street district, which aligns with the Central Business District in downtown Macon.

• Two School Board Members to Be Sworn Into Office

  News, December 15, 2022

• EV Charging Company EnviroSpark Secures $15 Million in Total Funding

  News, December 15, 2022

• Georgia Is the 11th Fastest-Growing State in the U.S.

  Features, December 15, 2022

  The world population recently passed 8 billion, just 11 years after reaching 7 billion. But across the globe, more countries are experiencing slowing or declining rates of population growth. The U.S. and Georgia are no exception.

• Secretary Raffensperger Calls on the General Assembly to End General Election Runoffs

  News, December 15, 2022

• The Coca-Cola Company Partners with Musical Legends Mark Ronson and Madlib to Launch “Recycled Records”

  News, December 15, 2022

• AG Carr Pushes for Stronger Protections Against Illegal and Fraudulent Texts

  News, December 15, 2022

• New Survey Finds Americans Still Have The Giving Santa Spirit

  News, December 15, 2022

• Survey: Employees Are Concerned About Job Security and Exploring Options, Engaging Less

  News, December 15, 2022

• 2023 Predictions: Edmunds Experts Forecast 14.8 Million New Vehicles Will Be Sold in New Year

  News, December 15, 2022

• M&R Marketing is Hiring a Senior Digital Strategist

  News, December 14, 2022

• United to End Homelessness Facilitates Planning Process for Greater Houston Coalition to End Homelessness

  News, December 14, 2022

• Oglethorpe Power, Monroe County EMS Break Ground on New Fire Station

  News, December 14, 2022

• Happy Trails, Happy Tails: Robins AFB MWD Retires

  News, December 14, 2022

• Robins Financial Credit Union Distributes Over $18 Million Member Rebate

  News, December 14, 2022

• Robins AFB Takes Next Step in Establishing New Missions

  Features, December 14, 2022

  Air Force leaders today announced one step forward in the delivery of battlespace command and control. The Air Force has completed two necessary environmental assessments, with a finding of no significant impact, that will lead to four new missions at Robins Air Force Base.

• Container Demand Eases in November as Savannah Cuts Vessel Backlog

  News, December 14, 2022

• Hartsfield-Jackson Celebrates T-North Extension Opening

  News, December 14, 2022

• AAA Forecasts Record-Setting 3.5 Million Georgians To Travel for Year-End Holidays

  Features, December 14, 2022

  Tis the season to travel, and AAA estimates over 3.5 million Georgians will journey 50 miles or more away from home, December 23rd to January 2nd. That’s an increase of almost 113,000 people over last year and a new record-high for the year-end holiday travel period in Georgia.

• Commissioner Tim Echols Named “Solar Advocate of the Year” by The Georgia Solar Energy Association

  News, December 14, 2022

• Quiznos Set to Expand Georgia Presence with 10 Store Multi-Unit Development Agreement

  News, December 14, 2022

• Georgia DOT to Hold Virtual Industry Forum for Interstate ITS & Connected Vehicle Implementation Projects

  News, December 14, 2022

• Global Beauty Company KISS USA to Create 395 New Jobs in Bryan County

  News, December 14, 2022

• AGCO Brands Win Ten 2023 AE50 Awards

  News, December 14, 2022

• State of Georgia Approves Continued Use of YouScience Discovery Statewide for K12 and Technical College System of Georgia Students

  News, December 14, 2022

• Despite Rising Costs, Consumer Products Companies Surveyed Expect Operating Margins to Increase

  News, December 14, 2022

• 44% of Americans Have a Side Hustle Amid Inflation, Most Popular with Gen Zers

  News, December 14, 2022

• GasBuddy Study Reveals U.S. Cities with the 'Scroogiest' Holiday Drivers

  News, December 14, 2022

• Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority Presents Over $3M in PILOT Funds; Brings $652M Anticipated New Investment

  Features, December 13, 2022

  More than $3 million was presented to the Macon-Bibb County Board of Education and Macon-Bibb County Board of Commissioners by the Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority during MBCIA’s annual holiday gathering this afternoon.

• Christmas in Downtown Offers Holiday Fun for the Whole Family

  News, December 13, 2022

• Triangle Arts Macon Hosts Christmas Art Show

  News, December 13, 2022

• Morris Bank Community Foundation - 12 Days of Christmas

  News, December 13, 2022

• Georgia Experienced a 11.2% Increase in Labor Productivity

  News, December 13, 2022

• Georgia DOT’s Major Mobility Investment Program Projects Continue to Boost Georgia’s Competitiveness

  News, December 13, 2022

• Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Receives $3.75 Million Grant

  News, December 13, 2022

• GaDOE Identifies CSI and TSI Support Schools

  News, December 13, 2022

• Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Announce Energy Grants Across Southeast

  News, December 13, 2022

• As Luxury Share Grows, New-Vehicle Prices Hit Record High in November

  News, December 13, 2022

• Five Business Owner Observations Heading into 2023

  Features, December 13, 2022

  Business owners are feeling optimistic about their business in 2023, amid economic concerns. Most notably, business owners are confident their own business operations can withstand an economic downturn but don't expect relief from current economic challenges in the near future, according to data from a new Agency Forward survey from Nationwide.

• 57% of Quiet Quitters Say Their Work-Life Balance Has Improved

  News, December 13, 2022

• Survey: 70% of Gen X and Baby Boomers Retiring in the Home They Own

  News, December 13, 2022

• Downtown Challenge Grant 2.0 Awarded to MTA

  News, December 12, 2022

• Robins Financial Credit Union’s 25 Days of Holiday Giving

  News, December 12, 2022

• CGTC’s Antonio Harris Notches 100th Career Win

  News, December 12, 2022

• Georgia Farm Bureau Members Celebrate 85 Years at Annual Convention

  News, December 12, 2022

• 2,000-acre Non-profit Led Knowledge Community Launched

  News, December 12, 2022

• New Research Shows Atlanta Hawks Have #22 Fan Base in the NBA

  News, December 12, 2022

• 365 Health Care - Changing the Lives of Medically Fragile Children Across Georgia With Their Private Home Care Service

  News, December 12, 2022

• UWCG Partners with Atrium Health Navicent & Houston Healthcare

  Features, December 12, 2022

  As part of its Pink Promise United initiative, United Way of Central Georgia has announced a new partnership with Atrium Health Navicent and Houston Healthcare to provide breast cancer screenings and treatment to uninsured and underinsured women in 15 Central Georgia counties.

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices Decline

  News, December 12, 2022

• New Study Reveals the Best States to Work with Pets in 2022

  News, December 12, 2022

• 85% of Americans Are Feeling Impact of Inflation in Day-to-Day Lives, Finds New Survey

  News, December 12, 2022

• Piedmont Macon to Provide Radiology Services to Macon Volunteer Clinic

  News, December 09, 2022

• Events Happening in Macon: December 9th - December 18th

  News, December 09, 2022

• Mercer Law School Ranked Third Nationally for Mock Trial Programs

  News, December 09, 2022

• Gov. Kemp, Legislative Leaders Announce Extension of Gas Tax Suspension and Other Inflation-fighting Measures

  News, December 09, 2022

• Inaugural Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions & Equity Grant Recipients Announced

  Features, December 09, 2022

  Five Georgia-based family foundations today announce the awarding of inaugural Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions & Equity Grants in support of efforts that advance climate solutions and prioritize equity in Georgia.

• Georgia Sees 14th Largest Drop in Home Sales in 2022

  News, December 09, 2022

• Georgia-Pacific Celebrates the 5th Anniversary of Engage

  News, December 09, 2022

• Georgia DOT Partners with Indeed to Host Virtual Job Fair Statewide

  News, December 09, 2022

• 2023’s Most Festive Cities

  News, December 09, 2022

• A Majority of Adults Believe U.S. Is Facing a Recession

  News, December 09, 2022

• BBB Business Tip: Watch for Fraudulent Online Purchases

  News, December 09, 2022

• First Mayor’s Sneaker Ball Happening Friday

  News, December 08, 2022

• MGA School Of Education & Behavioral Sciences Gets Ready to Host 5th FIRST LEGO League Challenge

  Features, December 08, 2022

  Dr. David Biek calls it “the most insane thing ever.” What else would you get when you turn loose more than 200 kids from area middle and elementary schools onto a robotics competition, LEGO building contest, and science fair all rolled into one? “Instant insanity and chaos,” Biek said, “but so much fun.”

• Mercer University Graduates Exceed National Average for Career Outcomes for Second Consecutive Year

  News, December 08, 2022

• Choice Premiums Adds UGA To College License Roster

  News, December 08, 2022

• Georgia DOT Awards $152 Million in Construction Contracts in October

  News, December 08, 2022

• Georgia Creative Communities Project Partners with the GFPE

  News, December 08, 2022

• Georgia Farm Bureau Elects the 2023 Board of Directors

  News, December 08, 2022

• Speaker Jan Jones Appoints Representative Matt Hatchett as Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee

  News, December 08, 2022

• Vogtle Unit 4 Completes Cold Hydro Testing

  News, December 08, 2022

• Zillow Names the 10 Best Metros for First-time Home Buyers in 2023

  News, December 08, 2022

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