Macon immigration lawyer seeing ‘most rights violations’ of her career
Noncitizens are being detained by ICE without bond while their cases await trial.
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Fact Brief: Did healthcare costs in Georgia increase because of potentially expiring subsidies?
Learn the answer to this question in this fact brief in partnership with Gigafact.
Army mother surprises kids at John R. Lewis Elementary
Shanterria Rocker completed a nine-month deployment in Poland before returning home.
At west Bibb senior complex, tenants unite over baffling water bills
A trio of Macon women noticed 'astronomical' water bills and are trying to put a stop to it.
Macon industrial authority celebrates 2025 growth
The county industrial authority recruits manufacturers, businesses and other commercial entities to bring in jobs and economic growth to Macon. It also negotiates with companies to settle in Macon and invests in quality of life improvements.
Has Bibb County’s property tax rate dropped more than 50% since 2020?
Learn the answer to this question in this fact brief in partnership with Gigafact.
Mercer taps Penny Elkins as first female president
Elkins replaces William D. Underwood as the university's president. She previously served as interim provost and executive vice president.
Macon Melody hiring partnerships and sales specialist to grow local news
The Macon Melody is adding a partnerships and sales specialist to help build support for its nonprofit reporting.
Georgia licensing office finds new home in Macon
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger also touted the launch of the state’s online license application system.
P&Z rejects hookah lounge, approves Lamar Road subdivision
Macon-Bibb Planning & Zoning also begins monthslong revamp of Comprehensive Plan for future growth.
Fact Brief: Did healthcare costs in Georgia increase because of potentially expiring subsidies?
Learn the answer to this question in this fact brief in partnership with Gigafact.
Army mother surprises kids at John R. Lewis Elementary
Shanterria Rocker completed a nine-month deployment in Poland before returning home.
At west Bibb senior complex, tenants unite over baffling water bills
A trio of Macon women noticed 'astronomical' water bills and are trying to put a stop to it.
Macon industrial authority celebrates 2025 growth
The county industrial authority recruits manufacturers, businesses and other commercial entities to bring in jobs and economic growth to Macon. It also negotiates with companies to settle in Macon and invests in quality of life improvements.
Has Bibb County’s property tax rate dropped more than 50% since 2020?
Learn the answer to this question in this fact brief in partnership with Gigafact.
Mercer taps Penny Elkins as first female president
Elkins replaces William D. Underwood as the university's president. She previously served as interim provost and executive vice president.
Macon Melody hiring partnerships and sales specialist to grow local news
The Macon Melody is adding a partnerships and sales specialist to help build support for its nonprofit reporting.
Georgia licensing office finds new home in Macon
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger also touted the launch of the state’s online license application system.
P&Z rejects hookah lounge, approves Lamar Road subdivision
Macon-Bibb Planning & Zoning also begins monthslong revamp of Comprehensive Plan for future growth.