News

September 08, 2017

• Red Cross Opening Evacuation Shelters

• Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital, Navicent Health Honors Sickle Cell Patients

• Macon-based International Organization Hopes to Get Youths Involved

• Clean Energy Road Show Making Trek to Macon

• New Grant Opportunity for Spay Neuter Initiatives in Macon-Bibb County

• Georgia Power Prepared for Threat of Hurricane Irma

• Georgia PSC Member Tim Echols Does Dragon Con: 'There is nothing like it'

• President Trump Announces Two Georgians as Nominees for Federal Judgeships

• Atlanta Braves Welcome Displaced Residents with Free Tickets to the Miami Marlins Series

• Delta Adds 3,000 More Seats in Preparation for Irma

• Cox Media Group Launches New Hub for College Sports Fans

• Equifax Announces Cybersecurity Hack Impacting 143M People

• Arctech Solar Made its US Debut with 6 MW Tracker Projects in the State of Georgia

• GA Air National Guard Sends Aircraft to Tennessee in Preparation for Hurricane Irma

• Americans' Rating of Auto Industry Reaches Record High

• Shifting Market Causes Used-Car Prices to Reach New Record High, According to Edmunds Latest Used Market Report

September 07, 2017

• Gordon State College Presidential Search Committee Named

• AT&T Announces New High-Speed Internet in Monroe County Today

• Medical Center of Peach County, Navicent Health Chief Administrative Officer Darren Pearce Elected to Center for Rural Health Board

• Macon Baseball Hires Manager

• Hargray Announces Preparations in Place for Hurricane Irma in SC and GA

• CGTC’s Adult Education Division Celebrates Literacy Success Stories Leading up to Annual Race for Education

• Community Leaders Provide Update on Hurricane Irma Preparations, Shelters

• Governor Declares State of Emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

• Charlie Harper: State FairTax Concept Riddled With Problems

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