October 2024 News

October 07, 2024

• #TeamMaconBibb Responds to Hurricane Helene

• Winners from the Georgia National Fairgrounds Fair Food Fight

• The Living Waters' Ministry Announces the Launch of The House of Hope Initiative

• Grand Marshall Announcement for FVSU Homecoming Parade

• Fair Food Frenzy, Presented by Performance Food Service, is Back in Downtown Macon

• Robins Fire Department, WR-ALC Join for Confined Space Rescue Training

• Georgia Power, Southern Company and Southern Company Gas Charitable Foundations Donate $3 Million for Hurricane Helene Relief

• AGCO Launches Employee Relief Fund to Support its Global Team in Times of Crisis

• Kia Announces Customer Assistance Program & Donates $250K to the American Red Cross for Those Impacted by Hurricane Helene

• Rivian Seeking Federal Loan to Restart Georgia EV Plant Project

• Comcast NBCUniversal Donates $1 Million to Hurricane Helene Relief in Southeast U.S.

• Kroger Supports Disaster Response to Uplift Communities Impacted by Hurricane Helene

• Superintendent Woods Selects 2024-2025 Student Advisory Council

• September's Booming Job Gains Underscore US Economy's Resilience

• Black Friday - Cyber Monday Weekend Poised to Hit Record $75 Billion in US Retail Holidays Sales

• Supply Chain Leaders Embracing Change Management to Address Impact of AI and Consumer Demand for Speed

• New-Car Market Sees Sharp Decline in Sub-$30,000 Vehicles, According to Cars Commerce Industry Insights Report

October 04, 2024

• Drop ‘N Play Kids Offers Unique Approach to Short Term Child Care

• MGA Students Launch Postcard Project To Raise Awareness Of Domestic Violence

• Events Happening in Macon: October 4th - 10th

• Gov. Kemp Discusses Hurricane Helene Response in Stops Across Middle Georgia

• Mercer Law Staff Member Supports, Inspires Teen Girls Through Mentorship Program

• Perception and Public Safety: The Dual Impact of Macon's BID Ambassadors and Hype Team

• Power Restored to 90%+ of Georgia Power Customers Impacted by Hurricane Helene

• Georgia’s Farmers Take Massive Hit After Helene; ‘Bomb Blast’ Could Cost State Billions