Man arrested in separate slaying charged with May murder of homeless man in downtown Macon
Adam Arthur Rosenthal, 39, was charged Wednesday in connection with the murder of Albert Knight Jr. in downtown Macon back on May 24.
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Macon’s ‘Mother Teresa’ set to retire
June O'Neal, executive director of the Mentors Project, is set to retire in January after 25 years.
Newly re-elected Reps. Bishop, Scott discuss bipartisan efforts to move Middle Georgia forward
Newly re-elected Rep. Sanford Bishop and Rep. Austin Scott sat down at Wesleyan College to discuss Macon's future.
Tangie Herring wins state house seat by razor-thin margin
Tangie Herring fended off Noah Harbuck for State House District 145.
Bibb County reports 64% voter turnout as incumbent candidates dominate local, state house elections
Bibb County largely followed historical election trends, leaning toward Democratic candidates for president, Congress and several state house races.
Rise in student homelessness as funding for family support shrinks
Inflation, rising utility bills, stagnant salaries and a dearth of affordable housing are among factors fueling a growing population of homeless students not only in Bibb County but across the country.
Macon-Bibb County gets millions to fix one of its deadliest roads
The money also will be used to create three miles of multi-use paths along Old Clinton Road and Boulevard, creating the “East Macon Loop.”
East Macon residents gather to discuss gambling machines, development and voting
Sheriff David Davis announced the Ohio-based grocer’s plan Monday night during the first-ever meeting of East Macon neighborhood associations organized by Macon-Bibb County Commissioner-elect Stanley Stewart.
Minimal oversight led to misspent money meant for Pleasant Hill, records show
GDOT paid $180,000 to build a home for nonprofit created by Rep. James Beverly
No audit, poor oversight cripple organization tasked with reducing poverty
The Community Enhancement Authority was given millions of tax dollars to fight poverty in Pleasant Hill. Eight years later, it's no longer managing the Little Richard House, two parks or the Booker T. Washington Center.