January 2024 News

January 31, 2024

• Macon-Bibb County Announces New Name for Amphitheater

• Leadership Robins Region Class of 2024 Announced 

• State Of The University 2024: MGA President Asserts Institution Is Stronger Than Ever

• Flint Energies Mourns the Passing of Director Arthur Head

• Edgar's Bistro Open for Lunch

• Former Bibb Schools President Dr. Juawn Jackson Launches Georgia State House Campaign

• UGA Kicks Off Statewide Youth Leadership Program Youth LEAD Georgia

• Georgia House Rules Committee Chair Richard Smith Dies at Age 78

• Georgia Ports Achieves Record Year for Autos

• UPS Releases Earnings, Announces 12,000 Layoffs

• State Senate Committee Approves Sports Betting Bill

• AG Carr Joins 27-State Coalition Supporting Texas Border Defense Barriers

• US Consumer Confidence Increased in January

• 69% of Renters Would Be Happier Owning a Home, Yet 60% Say It Is Out of Reach, New Data Finds

• Cox Automotive Forecast: New-Vehicle Sales in January Expected to Maintain Healthy Pace Set in December

January 30, 2024

• Hoodies for the Homeless Initiative Keeps People Warm in Downtown Macon

• District Attorney’s Office Spearheads Macon Battle Against Human Trafficking with ‘Into the Light’ Event

• Dr. Henry C. Ficklin to Run for Bibb County School Board Post 2

• MVP Organization Holding Fundraiser Saturday to Help Advocate for Children in Foster Care

• River Edge Behavioral Health Announces Demolition Ceremony for New Center

• Prosecutors Oversight Bill Clears Georgia House

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Increased at the Pumps

• Georgia DOT: I-14 Project Not a Good Investment

• SOS Raffensperger: Don’t Sit on the Sidelines; Become a Poll Worker

• Georgia Ranks 8th in States to Relocate to for a Successful Gaming Career