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March 18, 2024

• Survey Says: Most EV Drivers Rely on Fast Chargers for Long Trips, Use Onsite Amenities While Charging

March 15, 2024

• Macon Unemployment Rate Inches Up Slightly in January

• 78th FSS Military Personnel Flight: Keeping Robins on course

• Atrium Health Navicent Primary Care Fort Valley Celebrates Ribbon Cutting

• Events Happening in Macon: March 15th - March 24th

• MGA Faculty Q&A With Dr. Lawrence Camarota: The April 8 Total Solar Eclipse

• Georgia Senate Passes CON Reform Measure

• New Study Names Georgia's Best Month to Sell Your Home

• The Home Depot Expands Pro Ecosystem with Four New Distribution Centers

• Private-School Vouchers Narrowly Clear Georgia House

• SOS Raffensperger to Host Live FIN FIT Event: “Fearlessly Fundraising for Small Businesses”

• UGA PROPEL Rural Scholars Program Provides Experiential Learning for UGA Students

• 78% of Baby Boomers Think Age Would Be a Factor When Being Considered for a New Position

• Heimdal Security Raises Awareness About AI-driven Phishing

• CARFAX Names Top-Rated Used- Car Dealers Nationwide

• Declining Consumer Confidence in the US Energy System Highlights Need for Action - EY Research

March 14, 2024

• Monroe County TSPLOST Passes with Over 57% of the Vote

• Preparations Underway for 42nd International Cherry Blossom Festival

• Renowned Composer Jongnic Bontemps, Who Scored “Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts,” Headlines MGA’s 2024 Arts Festival

• International Cherry Blossom Festival Chair Karla Redding-Andrews Ready for Macon’s Pinkest Party

• AAA: The Busy Travel Season Starts with Spring Break

• Alpharetta + Savannah Among the Top 100 Cities for a Career Switch, Finds Survey

• Biden, Trump Romp to Primary Victories in Georgia

• Onset of Spring Bringing Decline in Respiratory Viruses in Georgia

• AG Carr Leads Multistate Effort Calling on U.S. Senate to Pass Laken Riley Act

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