News

September 06, 2023

• Downtown Regulars Weigh in on Potential Changes to Late-night Drinking Rules in Macon-Bibb County

• Colony Bank Holds Ribbon Cutting for New Macon Banking Center

• Visit Macon Now Offers Spanish-Speaking Tour of its ‘Soul Sights’ Van Tour

• Capricorn Records Legacy: Walden's Son Steps into the Music Business

• City of Forsyth Mourns Death of Councilman Ralph Ogletree

• 4.4% of Georgia Workers Are Union Members, 8th Lowest in the U.S.

• Calvin Smyre Tapped to Serve in UN General Assembly

• Georgia DOT Awards 44 Construction Contracts for Statewide Transportation Projects

• U.S. Department of Labor Awards Georgia with $3M Equity Grant to Promote Equitable Access to Unemployment Benefits

• Cities Connect: Connected Resilient Communities

• Volunteers Flock to Valdosta to Pitch in After Hurricane Idalia

• Margaritaville at Lanier Islands to Add First Waterslide Coaster in Georgia

• Why Hot Dogs At Atlanta Falcons Games Cost Just $2

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in August

• Harvard Research Reveals How AI Is Making the Recruiting Process More Effective &Positively Impacting Business Success

• More Americans Budget Today than 5 Years Ago, but the Reason is Alarming

September 05, 2023

• NewTown Macon, Macon-Middle Georgia Black Pages Announce Winners of Downtown Diversity Initiative

• Bibb County Leaders to Discuss New Regulations for Food Truck Operations in Macon

• Georgia National Fair Hosts 2nd Annual Fair Food Drive

• City of Perry Sets Public Hearing for Property Tax Increase

• Recreation Department Begins Mentorship Program

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits Up to $250,000 To Support Communities Impacted by Hurricane Idalia

• How Long Georgians Spend on Social Media, Revealed

• Rivian Snags Porsche North America CEO for C-suite

• CJ Foodville to Invest $47 Million in Hall County

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