September 2026 News

September 03, 2026

• Macon-Bibb County Holding Additional Millage Rate Public Hearing

• Baldwin County Faces $15 Million Budget Shortfall as County Considers Property Tax Hike

• Macon-Bibb to Dedicate “Otis Redding Way” in Honor of Music Legend

• Macon Business Owner Says Fake Georgia National Fair Account Nearly Cost Her

• Congressman Bishop Supports Bipartisan Funding Bill

• Major Gateway to the Okefenokee Swamp is Getting a New Name

• Speaker Jon Burns Announces Appointments to Literacy Task Force

• State Representative Victor Anderson Receives “Champion of Georgia’s Cities Award”

• Stephens County Hospital to Become Part of Wellstar Health System

• Georgia DOT and The Ray Partner to Expand Monarch Butterfly Habitats Across Roadsides in Georgia

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts FIN FIT Webinar “Funding Strategies & AI-Powered Decision Making”

• ADP Report: Private-Sector Employment Increased by 38,000 Jobs in August

• New IBM Study Finds AI Adoption Is Outpacing K-12 Readiness

• Redfin Reports Americans Are Leaving Areas at Risk of Poor Air Quality, Mostly Because They're Expensive

September 02, 2026

• Final Beam Placed on Guitar-Shaped Terminal at Middle Georgia Regional Airport

• Number of People Experiencing Homelessness in Macon Drops Significantly

• Hilco Real Estate Announces 89-Room Red Roof Hotel for Sale in Macon

• Black Business Leaders from Across the State Visit Macon for Black Print Conference

• Metro Warner Robins’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.0% in July As Employment Rises

• Gordon State College Alumnus Thomas ‘Tog’ Goss Honored at 2026 Regents’ Scholarship, Awards Gala

• State Farm Sending Billions Back; Georgia Drivers Could Get $135 Per Vehicle

• State Audit Proves Georgia is National Leader in Clean Voter Lists

• Stuckey’s Candies, Pecan Log Rolls Still For Sale After Georgia Plant Closes

• Make Your Loyalty Impossible to Miss for College Colors Day 2026

• What Meta's Settlement Means, and What It Doesn’t, According to Georgia Tech Experts