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March 20, 2026

• JAMES Magazine Online: House Passes Bill Addressing Discrimination in Schools

• Secretary Raffensperger Using Music to Teach Georgia Students Financial Literacy

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Falls Slightly

• Home Flipping Profits Lowest Since Great Depression

• Nearly Half of Homeowners Would Pay to Improve a Neighbor's Yard Before Selling Their Home

March 19, 2026

• BBB Warns Middle Georgia Residents about Contractor Scams After Storms

• Daybreak Raises More than $322,000 During Spring Sleepout

• Houston County Commissioners Plan Website Redesign for Easier Access

• Macon-Bibb County Fire Department Celebrate Arrival of 8 New Fire Engines

• Dr. Vicki Britt Appointed Dean of Mercer University School of Engineering

• Citrus Fruits are Headed to Georgia Ports with a Growing Trade in Chilled Imports

• Atlanta International Terminal Swamped Amid TSA Staffing Shortage

• Dublin-Laurens County Chamber Starts Search for New President & CEO

• Georgia Bill Protecting Student Political Activity in School Advances Toward Final Votes

• Georgia General Assembly Approves $1.5M GOSA Grant for Final Expansion of McIntosh Reserve

• Senate Passes Bill to Crack Down on Out-of-State Companies Buying Single-Family Homes

• Outlook: Growth in the Southeast Remains Resilient as Companies Emphasize Selective Execution

• The CFO Blind Spot: 92% Still Rely on Manual Efforts to Close- Despite the Potential to Automate

• 63% of Workers Say AI Will Make the Workplace Feel Less Human in 2026

March 18, 2026

• Community Leaders Step into Schools for Principal for a Day in Macon

• Historic Macon's Spring Flee Market Loaded with Gems

• Gavin Adcock to Perform at Atrium Health Amphitheater in Macon this Fall

• Salvation Army Provides Meals to Marshallville Residents After Tornado Damage

• Cuts, Closures, Tax Increase: Bibb County Schools Face Tough Budget Cut Decisions

• Local Cardiologists Join Piedmont Heart at Lakeside Commons

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