June 2026 News

June 22, 2026

• Macon-Bibb Approves FY27 Budget

• Macon It: Technology, Innovation, and Cybersecurity

• New Bar Coming to Space Formerly Known as 'The Crazy Bull' in Macon

• United We Dine for Brookdale Raises more than $16,000 for Middle Georgia Families

• Mercer Selected as Inaugural Student Co-Design Team by Campus Compact

• Chau Nguyen of Vintage Modern Named EY US Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 Southeast Award Winner

• Democrats Again Block GOP Plan to Swap Property Tax Cuts for Sales Tax Increases

• Two Georgia Cities Receive Rural Center Grants for Infrastructure, Redevelopment

• Three Ways Business and Leisure Make a Great Match for Life in Georgia

• GaDOE Recognizes Five Schools with Creative School Arts Integration School of Excellence Award

• Trump Administration Backs Away from Immigration Detention Facility in Social Circle

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Rose for the Second Consecutive Month in May

• Home Flipping Returns Edge Up After Seven Quarters of Decline

• Employers Tighten Focus on AI and Human Skills as Global Tech Hiring Moderates

June 18, 2026

• Macon-Bibb OKs $221.5M budget, Plans for HUD Funding

• Piedmont Macon Performs Its First TAVR Procedure

• Paving the Way Program Expanding to Improve Pedestrian Safety with Sidewalk Analysis

• Georgia National Fair Ending Free Admission for Most Children, Announces Ticket Price Changes

• First Article Test Lab: Ensuring Air Force Readiness Through Rigorous Parts Validation

• Georgia Applauds Lockheed Martin’s 75 Years of Production, Impact

• Atlanta Executive Tapped as Global COO of KPMG International

• Here’s How Much GA Residents Spend on Fast Food Compared to Other States, New Study Says

• Georgia Airport Ranks Among the Top 5 Best in America for Passenger Experience, Study Reveals

• JAMES Magazine Online: Lawmakers Return to Capitol to Kick Off Special Session

• GaDOE Develops Supports for Military-Connected Students’ Wellbeing