News

February 10, 2026

• Meeting People Where They Are: Inside Macon-Bibb’s Point-In-Time Count

• Mayor Miller Recognizes Students During CTAE Month

• 51st CBCS Virtualization Innovation Powers C3 Dominance

• Reimagining the Civic Commons Launches Pleasant Hill Mini Grant Opportunity

• Atlanta Federal Reserve President Looks Back on his Service Ahead of Retirement

• State Board of Education Elects New Officers

• What’s Filming Now in Georgia? Projects with Ashley Judd, Sharon Stone

• AAA: Gas Prices Stay the Course in Georgia

• Georgia DOT Seeks Input on the FY 2026 – 2029 Transportation Improvement Program

• Survey: Business Owners Shoulder Rising Costs to Protect Workers

• Survey: Only 6% of Organizations Have the Talent they Need to Complete Priority Projects

• Zillow's January Market Report Shows Improving Affordability For Home Buyers

• Organizations Without AI Security Policies Are Already Behind

February 09, 2026

• Macon Water Authority Executive Director Ron Shipman Passes Away, Officials Say

• Bridging Voices: Meet Macon-Bibb County’s Neighborhood Program Coordinator

• Under Gray Skies, Rosa Parks Square Opens a New Chapter for Community

• Celebrating Black History Month in Macon-Bibb

• Events Happening in Macon This Week

• FVSU Announces Walter M. Kimbrough, Ph.D., as Keynote Speaker for 39th Annual Scholarship Luncheon

• Superintendent Woods: New Legislation’s Inclusion of Literacy Coaches is the Right Step

• Preciball USA Invests $17 Million in Screven County

• Bill Could Keep Residents from Having to Pay for Data Centers in Georgia

• Sen. Ossoff Strengthening Mental Health Counseling for Georgia Students

• 94% of 2026 Homebuyers Will Change Their Plans If Interest Rates Don't Drop

• New Report: Working Americans Struggling to Prepare for Retirement

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