'It's going to be a great expansion' | Macon Volunteer Clinic new facility set for opening in March
The Macon Volunteer Clinic's new location on Walnut Street is almost complete. Officials say their opening date is set for March.
History of enslaved people throughout Central Georgia now available on online database
For the first time during Black History Month, thousands of documents connected to slavery in Bibb County are available to the public online.
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Fight to ban school zone speed cameras begins in Georgia House
A state lawmaker just declared war on school zone speed cameras, and he says he has quite the army to back him up.
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‘It’s entrapment’ I Lawmaker files bill to ban school zone speed cameras
Atlanta News First investigations found Georgia cities incorrectly ticketed drivers thousands of dollars while padding their ...
Hurricane relief, 3rd Macon mayor term: What’s the focus of Middle GA lawmakers this year?
Earlier this month, the Macon-Bibb County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution asking for the state to give Macon’s ...
How national tariffs could affect restaurants, small businesses in Central Georgia
Soon, things like eggs, alcohol, and avocadoes could cost more at the grocery store- and even some restaurants ...
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What to expect when Middle Georgia’s first BJ’s Wholesale Club opens in Warner Robins
The Warner Robins location will be the first BJ’s in Middle Georgia and the seventh in the state. Middle Georgia also has one ...
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Cyntavia Banks Appointed as New Assistant Superintendent of Macon Transitional Center by Georgia Department of Corrections
Cyntavia Banks was promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Macon Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections ...
Macon residents reacting to fear of immigration crackdowns. ‘They’d just rather stay at home’
The harsh realities of immigration enforcement under the Trump administration resonate deeply in Macon-Bibb, as the number of ...
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Despite challenges, Georgia’s Black architects make their mark on Atlanta
One Sunday in May 1917, on the first day of services at the newly built First African Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens, the congregation celebrated with a processional and mortgage burning.
This adaptive program makes ‘blind tennis’ available to the visually impaired in Middle Georgia
UTSA has also taken notice of the program, too. Earlier this year, UTSA recognized the blind tennis program as the best ...