News

August 28, 2026

• Metro Macon’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.8% in July as Employment Rises

• Downtown Macon Business Owner, Loaves & Fishes Discuss Homelessness and Solutions

• Houston County Schools to Spend Nearly $3 Million on New Safety Measures

• Events in Macon Coming Up

• Historic Macon Neighborhood Debates Law Office Proposal

• Walmart to Bring 1,000 Jobs, Next-Gen Fulfillment Center to Carnesville

• Stuckey’s to Close Wrens Manufacturing Facility

• Army to Spend $2B to Build Nuclear Microreactors at Georgia Base and 4 Others

• Meta Settlement Would Require New Teen Safeguards and Could Deliver Up to $135 Million to Georgia

• Ruark, Hopkins, & Sikes Reappointed to Georgia Cotton Commission Board

• Georgia Council on Economic Education Endorses AP Business with Personal Finance

• Mounting Financial Pressures Threaten the Retirement of Middle-Class Americans

• Foreclosure Activity Remains Elevated from a Year Ago in July 2026

• 5 Tax Moves Retirees Should Consider Before the End of 2026

August 27, 2026

• MGA, Museum of Aviation WWII Curation Project to Receive Daughters of the American Revolution Historic Preservation Award

• AREY Group Enters Florida Market, Breaks Ground on Enclave at Marston in Gainesville

• Putnam County T-SPLOST Spending Reveals Multi-Million Dollar Deficit, County Manager Says - What We Know

• State Transportation Board of Georgia Elects New Executive Leadership

• Eleven Cities Awarded $33 Million in GEFA Infrastructure Loans

• Key Lawmaker Exploring Legislation to Curb Flock Camera Misuse

• Carr Announces Largest Big Tech Settlement in History

• Georgia Rotary Program Marks Huge Milestone

• James Magazine Online: Republican Jackson Gets Help from (Democrat) Friends

• Deloitte Report: Lunar Economy Could Generate up to $566 Billion in Economic Value Through 2050

• One AI Mistake Could Cost Brands Nearly Half Their Customers, New Storable Research Finds

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