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October 20, 2025

• Bibb County School District Celebrates Completion of Harry B. Thompson Complex

• Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Macon-Bibb County

• Warner Robins Celebrates Upcoming Opening of Haven Hope House

• Craig Miller, Pioneer of Georgia's Film Industry, Dies at 69

• Georgia DOT Awards $579.5 Million in Contracts for September

• Superintendent Woods Calls for Sweeping Statewide Reforms to School District Financial Safeguards

• Georgians React to Instagram “PG-13” Rating Policy

• Legislators Hear More About Changing Georgia Election Law

• Rental Affordability Reaches Four-Year High

• Holiday Shortcuts Open the Door to Scams, Norton Warns

October 17, 2025

• Bobby Brown, Others Bring Star Power to Macon's Fall Fest 2025

• Dr. Brian Snelgrove Named Central Georgia Technical College’s 2025 Alumni of the Year

• Bragg Jam Announces the Return of Bragg Jamuary for 2026

• Mercer’s 20th Annual Beloved Community Symposium To Feature Local Insights

• Events Happening in Macon: October 20th - October 29th

• New Advisory Committee Gives Top Houston County Teachers A Direct Line To District Leaders

• Georgia Small Business Owners Feel Uncertainty, According to New Survey

• Georgia PSC to Release $5 Million for Energy Assistance to Customers of Atlanta Gas Light

• Pinnacle and Synovus Name Local Banking Leaders for Georgia Markets

• 'We are Expecting Absolute 100% Transparency' | Georgia Schools Superintendent Proposes Major Reforms

• SOS Raffensperger's Partnership with Funding The Future Reaches Over 4,000 Georgia Students

• Deloitte CFO Signals Survey: CFOs Make Pricing a Strategic Priority Amid Trade, Competition, & Supply Chain Shifts

• Americans Want To Embrace New Opportunities In Retirement, But Financial & Physical Wellness Lag

• Employers Enter the Holiday Hiring Season with Caution

• Over Half of Americans Would Buy a Haunted Home -- If the Price Was Right

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