September 2026 News

September 21, 2026

• One Bed - One Dream Campaign Aims to Provide Beds for 1,500 Bibb County Children

• Communications Finalist for National Team of the Year Recognition

• 'I Feel Positive About It'- City of Gordon Sees Housing Market Boost Through Modular Homes

• Exclusive Behind the Curtain Experiences at The Piedmont Grand Opera House This Fall

• Events Happening in Macon: September 21st - September 26th

• What Super El Niño Could Mean For Georgia This Winter: MGA Faculty Q&A With Dr. Tom Hancock

• Georgia Industrial Sites Earn Shovel-Ready Certification

• Lawmakers Mull Cybersecurity Concerns as They Prepare for Overhaul of Georgia’s Voting System

• New FirstNet Cell Site Launches in Brantley County to More Reliably Connect First Responders

• Charlie Harper: “Affordability” Meets The Cost Of State Government

• State Representative Chas Cannon Receives “Champion of Georgia’s Cities Award”

• Warren Buffett Steps Down as Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Edged Down in August

• Employers May Be Asking the Wrong Questions About Their Health Plans, New Survey Finds

September 18, 2026

• Macon-Bibb Literacy Alliance Celebrates Fifth Annual Literacy Week

• Women United Helps Middle Georgia ALICE Families Cover Emergency Expenses

• Macon-Mercer Symphony Orchestra’s New Season Brings Big Productions, New Faces

• Colony Bank & First Reliance Announce Regulatory Approvals Received for Merger

• Pleasant Hill Community Celebrates the Legacy of Willis B. Sheftall, Sr.

• Peach County High Business Teacher Honored with 'My Teacher is Tops' - Here's Why

• Who are the Richest Billionaires in Georgia?

• Path to Pro Programs will Deliver 15 Million Introductions to High-Demand Construction Careers

• What Does a Rate Hike Mean for Georgia Consumers and Businesses?

• More Than 500 Customers Back Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Combination as a Catalyst for American Growth

• As AI Grows More Powerful, Can Humans Stay in Control?