News

October 20, 2026

• Warner Robins to Host 4th Annual Food Truck Roundup and Trunk or Treat on October 22

• Macon-Bibb Celebrates National Arts and Humanities Month

• Calvin Smyre Named Grand Marshal of FVSU’s 2026 Homecoming Parade

• MercyMe Coming to Macon’s Atrium Health Amphitheater in March 2027

• Candescent Names Brad Rennick Chief Customer Officer to Scale Delivery of Intelligent Banking

• Georgia DOT Awards 25 Projects Worth $62.8 Million in Contracts for September

• Georgia Earns National Recognition for Election Innovation with 2026 Government Experience Award

• Dr. Chaudron Gille Named Interim President of the University of North Georgia

• University of Georgia Receives $9M for New Peanut Research Lab

• GaDOE Announces 2027 Legislative Priorities Focused on Kids, Classrooms, and Common Sense

• VA Awards Grants for Adaptive Sports Programs in Georgia

• Manufacturers Ramp Up Purchasing in September

• 40% of Mid-Sized Organizations Report Unauthorized Access to Sensitive Data

• Borrowers are Cutting Back but Still Struggling to Escape Debt, Freedom Debt Relief and Money.com Study Finds

• September Market Report Shows an Early Winter in the Housing Market as Newly Pending Sales Fall 8.5%

October 19, 2026

• Mayor Issues Call to Action for Mentors, Volunteers to Get Involved with MVP

• CGTC and Albany State University Sign MOU with Athletic Transfer Focus

• Joey Stuckey, Longtime Macon Musician and Producer, Dies at 53

• P&Z: Renderings of New Downtown Macon Apartment Complex off Plum Street Released

• Girls Dig Deeper, Helms College Host Fall Break Culinary Camp

• Macon Pops Presents Tony Bennett: 100 Years a Centennial Celebration

• Georgia Students Beat National Average on ACT for Tenth Year in a Row

• Court Lifts Block on Georgia Law that Restricts Children’s Access to Social Media

• Georgia Supreme Court Strikes Down Chatham County Fire Fee

• Ballot Measure Would Remove Party Labels from Probate Judge Elections

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