Macon, GA News

• Macon, GA News
• State Sen. 8: Mohanty supports public schools, urges defeat of charter amendment
• Valdosta's Dexter Sharper qualifies as Democrat in House District 177 race
• Mary Ann Whipple-Lue qualifies as Democrat in House District 144 race
• Former Macon City Councilman, Gerald Harvey, qualifies for House District 142
• Baca Receives Honorary Life Membership in CUPA-HR
• Will Macon Rep. Nikki Randall receive an election challenge in 2012?
• Will South Georgia elect new district attorneys in Bainbridge and Valdosta?
• Valdosta St. faculty takes pro-active stance against concealed weapons on campus
• Macon's Elaine Lucas, Ed Grant debate consolidation on WMAZ-TV's 'Close-Up'
• Bibb Co. Democratic chairman steps down, cites frustration with 'old guard'
• Local Republicans recruit Macon's Ed Grant to push Macon-Bibb merger
• Bibb Superintendent Romain Dallemand delivers speech to Macon Rotary Club
• Mercer's Third Oldest Bachelor's Student Graduates Saturday
• Mercer Instructor Mitcham Named Georgia Poet Laureate
• May 2012 Faculty and Staff Notables
• Trustees Approve Tenure, Promotions, Emeriti and Sabbaticals
• Faculty, Staff Honored for Service to the University at Retirement and Recognition Ceremonies
• New Faculty and Staff
• Baca to Retire After 34 Years at Mercer; Lidstone and Whaley Assume New Positions
• Mercer Faculty Recognized at 2012 Faculty Awards Ceremony
• Five Mercerians Selected for Teach For America
• NEA Chair Landesman Makes First Georgia Visit to Macon for Arts Conference Keynote Speech At The Grand
• University to Hold First Savannah Commencement; More Than 1,750 to Graduate in Five Ceremonies
• Republican challengers to Democrat Sanford Bishop gather in Byron for town hall
• Dr. Hewitt W. (Ted) Matthews Appointed Senior Vice President for Health Sciences
• Executive Forum to Host Discussion on Health Care in Georgia
• Medicaid changes for special needs children
• Celebrating 23 years of marriage
• Hillsman in 40th year as pastor of historic Shiloh Baptist
• Science students at Bonaire Middle celebrate Earth Day
• Developmentally delayed have a home at First Outreach Center
• 50 years ago
• Another adult in the house
• Workforce Development shifts focus, seeks autonomy
• Record crowd turns out for Robins Air Show
• Ozone season, burn ban begin Tuesday
• Macon veterinarian says Afghan duty ‘phenomenally successful’
• Where the Bubber meets the road
• Man charged after shooting
• Vikings RB King arrested on suspicion of assault
• Georgia inmate gives birth in cell, baby dies
• NY man with hard past gets 25 years in child rape
• Report: Suspicious scores in Blue Ribbon schools
• Georgia cities eye cell phone towers for revenue
• New airport terminal's concessions plans hit snag
• At Ga port, river respirators to help fish breathe
• Bibb Schools defend transparency record despite Ga. Attorney General's inquiry
• President Obama visits Southeast Georgia's Fort Stewart, Rep. Kingston absent
• Executive Forum to Host Discussion on Health Care in Georgia
• Trayvon Martin is the focus of April 28 community forum at Macon City Hall
• SE Georgia's Nathan Russo steps forward to challenge status quo, Jack Kingston
• Tobin Named Director of Mercer’s Physician Assistant Program
• The Grand Opera House Announces 2012-13 Variety Series: Live Music, Dance, Comedy and Arts Education Performances
• State Sen. 20: Will Perry native, Ross Tolleson, face 'progressive' challenger?
• Mercer Service Scholars to Hold Free Reading Festival in Tattnall Square Park for Elementary Schoolers
• Mercer Receives $1 Million Commitment for Basketball Program
• 2012 elections: Can Georgia Democrats reclaim the State Senate this November?
• Mercer Trustees Approve Record Operating Budget, Establishment of Health Sciences Center
• Executive Forum to Host Discussion on Health Care in Georgia
• Bibb Superintendent Romain Dallemand addresses Belgium trip at BOE meeting
• Outgoing Bibb Sheriff reaffirms support for Macon-Bibb consolidation on WGXA-TV
• Outgoing Bibb Sheriff reaffirms support for Macon-Bibb consolidation on WGXA-TV
• Mercer Ranked No. 3 in Placement of Peace Corps Volunteers
• Mercer’s Macon Campus to Celebrate Student Research, Projects Thursday
• 8th Congressional District caucus will hold delegate election Apr. 21 in Macon
• Putnam Co. Republicans target Eatonton's most progressive commissioner
• Macon mayor Robert Reichert cites 'miscommunication' in pension debate
• Bibb Co. Democratic Party chairman, Danny Glover, appears on WMAZ's CLOSE-UP
• Georgia State Fair 2012
• College of Continuing and Professional Studies to Hold Expanded Research Conference in Atlanta Saturday
• The Grand Opera House Announces 2012-13 Butler Lexus Broadway Series
• BearStock, Mercer’s Free Outdoor Music Festival, Makes Second Appearance in Tattnall Square Park on April 14
• Promotions and Transfers
• Faculty and Staff Notables
• New Faculty and Staff
• Valdosta Democrat J.C. Cunningham will challenge Rep. Amy Carter for HD-175 seat
• McDuffie Center Students and Faculty to Perform at State Botanical Garden in Concert to Honor Fickling
• Director Mann Does Double-Time Drama
• Shurden Religious Liberty Lectures at Mercer To Focus on Religion in Early America, Claim of U.S. as Christian Nation
• Executive Forum to Host Discussion on Health Care in Georgia
• Mercer Loses Two Prominent Alumni
• Lowndes County Democrat Bikram Mohanty announces run for State Senate 8 seat
• Rep. James Beverly defends Macon-Bibb consolidation legislation on WGXA-TV
• Mercer Students Chosen for Clinton Global Initiative University
• Service Scholar Receives Major Award for Service-Learning at Regional Summit on Community Service
• Men’s Basketball Captures CIT Championship
• Macon mayor wants to delay signing minority business ordinance until August 1
• Coldwell Banker President Huskey to Speak at Mercer’s Executive Forum
• Pre-Eminent Jazz Artist Brad Leali Headlines Final 10th Anniversary Celebration Series Concert at Mercer
• Baseball Meets Broadway in Tony Award-Winning Damn Yankees,The Broadway Series Season Finale at The Grand Opera House
• Engineering Professor Earns Outstanding Teaching Award
• Mercer Names Mitchener Professor of Organ and Church Music and Director of Townsend-McAfee Institute
• South Macon's Allied Industrial Park near Rocky Creek targeted by EPA agency
• Bibb Co. Democratic Party chairman speaks about consolidation at MLK-Brown event
• Forsyth business owners grateful for limited damage from downtown fire
• River North murder suspect in hospital after taking pills
• New citizens take oath of allegiance in Macon
• Macon council accept bonds for SPLOST projects
• Midstate schools on state’s ‘focus schools’ list
• Senate OKs edited Macon-Bibb merger bill
• Cochran girl gets donation of service dog at RAFB
• Bibb officials ask for $800,000 for Macon transition
• Legislative Notebook: Georgia House, Senate likely to agree on area spending
• Macon council accept bonds for SPLOST projects
• Macon man indicted in 2010 killing
• Author Bret Lott Named Sams Distinguished Writer in Residence
• Thurmond Headlines Mercer’s Leadership MU Conference
• Man awaiting trial now a suspect in Montezuma death
• Roadwork to close lanes in four midstate counties
• McDaniel defense team: Prosecution may be ‘judge-shopping’
• Report: Georgia among riskiest for government corruption
• Police investigate Macon hit-and-run
• Flames tear through Forsyth’s Grits Café
• Two arrests made in separate weekend Cherry Blossom Festival incidents
• Macon ready to get SPLOST bond money
• Old Book Sale numbers down, but organizers still pleased
• Free cupcakes join free ice cream at Cherry Blossom Festival
• Macon cab driver accidentally shoots hand
• Georgia College names new Macon center director
• Dragnet yields dozens of arrests in Twiggs
• MLK Commission forum tackles consolidation, media issues
• Campbell leaving Cherry Blossom Festival to head Perry Chamber
• Update: Suspect identified in Jones County homicide
• Weather cooperates for Cherry Blossom Festival parade
• Overview of Macon City Council Agenda (March 19-23, 2012)
• Macon police investigate shooting
• Macon woman charged with shooting at man
• Business leaders push for regional sales tax
• Education notebook: Four Bibb County schools receive awards
• What does PEG programming involve?
• Digital billboards are new crime-fighting tool for police
• Beds on wheels, high heels race draw big Cherry Street crowd
• Cherry Blossom Festival branches out through changes
• Hot air balloon makes landing near Pierce Avenue
• Grisamore: A nice view of the parade
• Bibb school system considers deal with controversial Singleton group
• Friday’s showers dampen start of Cherry Blossom Fest
• The trees shall rise again
• Cherry Blossom, Mulberry Street festivals mixing green with the pink
• AC Pup: So many wonderful things are happening
• Audit report: Bibb schools spent extra money after board member intervened
• Junior League discontinues annual Market Place event
• Energy co-ops seeking partners for Plant Washington
• Bechtel running for Bibb County Commission
• Political notebook: Nothing rotten in Denmark
• Jogger on Zebulon Road hit by car
• State Senate 25: Will Sen. Johnny Grant draw challenger from Putnam County ?
• Medical Students Anxiously Await Match Day
• Four Fantastic Soloists Join Forces for Ehnes Quartet’s Second Performance at Mercer
• QuadWorks Announces Performance Lineup for BearStock
• McDaniel entitled to bond on murder charge, attorneys contend
• Tunes and Balloons could cause traffic delays Saturday
• Macon ties record high temperature
• 3 Northeast students charged with weapon possession
• Ten 'priority' Macon-Bibb schools are eligible for School Improvement Grants
• Community Foundation of Central Georgia approves 16 grants
• Macon Moose Lodge members donate stuffed animals for young crime victims
• Danish company coming to Dublin, bringing 250 jobs
• Scholarships the stakes at Macon Kiwanis event
• Yale deputy dean scheduled as Mercer Law Day speaker
• Monroe County EMA tests emergency sirens
• Muscular Dystrophy Association walk set for Saturday in Macon
• Early forensic audit results highlight problems in Bibb school system
• Staton has doubts about ‘Macon Miracle’ plan
• Early forensic audit results highlight problems in Bibb school system
• Ga. 1st on lottery ‘sucker index’
• 10 Bibb schools among state’s lowest achieving
• Hart faces conflict of interest claims over Macon Miracle
• Plant Washington permits could be sold
• Macon man charged with aggravated assault
• Legislative notebook: Beverly proposes bill to create anti-poverty authority
• Bibb school board set to get information on audit Thursday
• Laughing Pizza to perform at Macon Mall
• Nancy Grace to recognize fallen soldier from Macon
• Macon woman sentenced in 2010 shooting
• Children’s Museum hosting benefit dress sale
• Macon patrol car hits man during traffic stop
• Macon committee gives thumbs-up to pension deal in employee transfer
• Middle GA Head Start to test students for lead poisoning
• SE Georgia's Geechee Gullah community looks for resolution to 'land grab'
• Bibb deputies help search for missing Henry County man
• ''We Are Georgia" march illustrates same themes of MLK's Poor People's Campaign
• Bibb school overhaul plan could involve city, county services
• Bibb forum organizers: Voice concerns about Macon Miracle at the ballot box
• Two people, including Thelma Dillard, announce plans to run for Bibb BOE seats
• Legislative Notebook: House, Senate battle over $57 million in fees
• Bibb deputies seize meth while serving warrant
• Gun found in restroom ceiling at Westside High School
• Source: All forensics testing in Giddings case now complete
• Hundreds turn out for Goodwill job fair in Macon
• MSO, Mercer introduce new conductor Stare to public
• Georgia’s home day cares improve, national group says
• Mercer planning medical school expansion in former Music Hall of Fame building
• Macon ready to hand Central City Park to Bibb County
• Macon mayor, city leaders converge to express support for 'Macon Miracle' plan
• Thelma Dillard plans to run for Bibb School Board District 2 seat
• Former Macon mayor C. Jack Ellis questions HB-1171; advocates bill's defeat
• Ward Stare named new MSO conductor
• Investigators: Bibb schools had no procedure to report misconduct
• Macon man accused of stealing race fans’ credits cards at Daytona
• Woman dies in south Bibb County in single-car accident
• Good weather and plenty of cherry tree blooms predicted for Cherry Blossom Festival
• Macon prepares to hire short-term veterinarian until Animal Control turned over to Bibb County
• Legislative Notebook: Jones school board to drop party ties
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission: Store, restaurant OK’d for east Bibb
• 'Praying for Sheetrock' author to speak Tuesday night at Central High
• Macon Animal Control officer receives honor
• Teacher Recruitment Day at Westside High School set for Saturday
• Turning the page: Friends of the Library Old Book Sale prepares for new home
• Like Mamma Mia and Menopause the Musical, Girls Night the Musical Delivers a Gal Pal Retro Rock Production at The Grand
• Stare Named New Conductor for Macon Symphony and Mercer Orchestras
• New Mercer Business Speaker Series Launches with Arby’s Marketing Vice President Presentation on Branding
• Education notebook: Peach to take out-of-county applications
• Profiles of several prominent girl scout volunteers
• Three Macon men charged with aggravated assault
• After 25 years, Forsythia Festival continues to enjoy growth
• Cherry blossom fossils on display in Milledgeville
• Monticello man killed in wreck
• Macon police investigate shots fired
• NewTown wants block-by-block renewal plan
• Middle Ga. counties search for land to draw employers
• Monticello teen killed in wreck
• Student brings gun to Howard High
• Overview of Macon City Council agenda (March 12-16, 2012)
• Fort Valley State University holds symposium on bullying
• Fort Valley State University holds symposium on bullying
• NewTown’s reach has exceeded its grasp in downtown Macon
• Convenience store, restaurant planned for east Bibb County
• GOP supermajority in Atlanta tough but possible
• Early spring tempts gardeners, but flowers may still freeze
• Bibb Commissioners select Macon's Harmon Construction for initial SPLOST project
• Milledgeville's Ga. College and State University will host job fair on March 24
• Bibb teenager charged in burglary, motorcycle theft
• Roadwork to close Arkwright exits on I-75, inside lane of I-16
• AC PUP: To improve palliative care in midstate, go Team Macon!
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: More sales tax votes to come
• Bibb County works on real estate deals
• Locomotive in Central City Park may draw new offers
• Bibb County rejects low bidder, takes local business
• Former Bibb County superintendent Sharon Patterson gets ethics censure
• Cochran’s Lithonia Lighting to shut down
• Highlights of latest Macon Miracle plan
• Three Bibb school board members say independent review needed for finances
• Movie fans come out for glimpse of Eastwood
• Symposium to help parents recognize signs of bullying
• EPA discusses contamination of Allied Industrial Park at meeting
• Panelists discuss Macon-Bibb County consolidation at forum
• Monroe County to test warning sirens Saturday for first time
• Project director named for Macon children’s initiative
• Louisiana man charged in Macon burglary, robbery
• Macon Children’s Promise Neighborhood Partnership Names New Project Director
• Motorcyclist killed in crash at I-75/I-16 split
• Macon His Day: Cameras set to roll for Clint Eastwood movie
• Information on new non-profit formed in Unionville Community.
• Bibb BOE approves Macon Miracle school plan
• Midstate bills squeak by legislative deadline
• Dallemand's 'Macon Miracle' gets OK with majority vote of Bibb School Board
• Macon Citizens Police Academy begins next month
• Bibb investigators looking into shots fired in Rocky Creek area
• Bandit hops counter to snatch Riverside motel cash
• Bibb campus police seek assistance in possible theft
• Fifth man indicted in Wilcox jail conspiracy
• Bibb County commission to focus on real estate
• Sunday sales fails by 1 vote in Jeffersonville
• Meeting may help with uranium contamination remedy Thursday
• Fort Valley State calls for furloughs to deal with budget shortfall
• Commissioner Elmo Richardson tones down criticism of Macon-Bibb consolidation
• Men’s Basketball Accepts Bid to CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament
• Monroe County voters approve SPLOST
• Gingrich wins Ga., falls behind in other states
• Sales tax, alcohol sales on Middle Georgia ballots
• Medical Center of Central Georgia up for grant
• Bibb prosecutor’s mother killed in Fla. murder-suicide
• Macon man indicted in 2011 bank robbery
• Legislative Notebook: Houston projects left off state bond list
• Foes of Bibb schools plan organizing own forum
• Former Upson County jailer alleges gender discrimination
• EPA wants to add Bibb industrial park site to Superfund list
• Macon inches closer to $19.1 million for SPLOST projects
• Wesleyan College makes Princeton Review’s ‘Best Value’ list
• Macon medical group seeks to donate defibrillators
• Macon Miracle opposition group to host forum on schools plan
• Macon-Bibb merger bill passes House, heads to Senate
• Cut land line wires disrupts AT&T service in north Macon
• Sales-tax projects ordinance heads to Macon City Council panel
• Skeletal remains found behind Bibb shopping center
• Legislative notebook: Cash for Mercer School of Medicine in proposed budget
• Macon Transit Authority seeks to expand outside Bibb
• Macon teenager jailed, charged with rape
• Ga. Supreme Court upholds Bibb kidnapping sentence
• Reichert, Hart back Macon Miracle
• Bibb schools’ Welcome Center opens for pre-K registration
• Montezuma man accused of stabbing his mother
• Pro-Santorum group makes pit stop in Macon on eve of Super Tuesday vote
• Laurens County 2-year-old dies after fall
• Education notebook: Howard High to host 5K, 1-mile benefit run
• Macon museum brings children together with orchestral instruments
• Macon Volunteer Clinic has 9th anniversary
• High court to hear appeal in slaying
• Poll: Gingrich set to win Georgia primary
• Gingrich, Santorum battle for Bible Belt voters across South
• Primary predictions span the map in Middle Georgia
• Two injured in Jones County shooting
• Monroe deputies say new radio system would help them to better fight crime
• Local issues appear on ballots Tuesday in Monroe, Jones counties
• SB-469: Georgia Republicans target non-violent protests, first amendment rights
• Macon bar to be site of Eastwood movie scene
• Lake Wildwood signs recovered; three suspects identified
• AC Pup: Cat rescued from tree now needs a home
• Bibb County has new ways to report school bullying
• Bibb sheriff's investigators arrest three in drug busts
• Political Notebook: Consolidation bill contains wording woe
• Macon family target of ‘swatting’
• Hundreds of applicants expected at teacher job fair at Warner Robins High School
• Macon mayor Robert Reichert talks about consolidation on WGXA's 'Live at Five'
• Gingrich pursues Southern strategy
• Gingrich rallies support in Macon
• Gingrich reaches out to younger voters while campaigning in Macon
• Macon Sears to close by mid-May
• HB-981: Ga. Republicans want to allow concealed weapons in more public places
• School officials post blogs, videos about plan
• Forum crowd of about 300 generally supportive of Macon Miracle plan
• Groups prepare for more regulations of soup kitchens
• Correction
• Macon man robbed at gunpoint
• Macon man knocked unconscious, robbed
• Gingrich reaches out to younger voters
• Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich visits North Macon
• March Faculty and Staff Notables
• Promotions and Transfers March
• New Faculty and Staff March
• Four Fantastic Soloists Join Forces for Ehnes Quartet’s Second Performance at Mercer
• Two Mercer Technical Communication Faculty Earn National Awards
• Mercer Professor, Collaborators Brings Methods to March Madness
• Coldwell Banker President Huskey to Speak at Mercer’s Executive Forum
• Putnam woman stabbed to death
• Second forum on Dallemand plan is Thursday night
• Prater set to return to school police duties
• City leaders celebrate Macon in Atlanta
• Georgia set to keep harsh ballot access law
• Macon Miracle demonstration draws about 25
• Kemp: Border dispute up to Bibb, Monroe
• Gingrich calls for stronger Air Force, alternative energy
• Macon planetarium set to reopen after major overhaul
• Missing Florida woman’s car found abandoned in Bibb
• Macon-Bibb legislative delegation faces questions over voting districts
• Interactive map: Bibb County consolidation with incumbents
• Central students released on bond
• Macon-Bibb consolidation map shows incumbents pitted against each other
• Macon man beaten, robbed near Mercer University Drive
• Lake Wildwood residents offer reward for information on thefts
• College Hill residents get information about new grocery
• Former Macon employee charged with theft
• Legislative notebook: New bill could slow annexations
• Grants could lead to more for Tindall Heights, Unionville
• Grisamore: Lovers’ leap year
• Second public forum on Bibb schools plan set for Thursday
• Lake Wildwood residents offer reward for missing street signs
• Author and Yale Deputy Dean to Deliver 2012 Law Day Address at Mercer Law School
• Macon-Bibb merger proposes smaller, redesigned local government
• Gingrich to attend rally in Macon on Thursday
• The path to consolidation
• College Hill to hold public meeting about grocery
• Macon leaders get mid-year budget reports
• Enthusiasm, skepticism expressed over consolidation
• Protesters plan rally against Macon Miracle
• Protesters vow to occupy Houston legislator’s bill
• Smoke testing to begin in area of Pierce Avenue
• First Presbyterian Day’s Easter named Bibb County STAR student
• Macon man cut during weekend argument
• Dooly County interstate rest area to close for a month
• Bleachers stolen from Bibb schools recovered
• MWA opens Javors Lucas Lake for 2012 fishing season
• Macon police need help identifying alleged fraud suspect
• Hillcrest Avenue rezoning approved for salon
• Interactive map: Bibb County consolidation
• Mercer On Mission Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in Honor of Baptist Statesman Jimmy R. Allen
• Grisamore: Serendipity is starting to add up
• Sewage spills down, gallons up in ’11
• Some Bibb parents weighing private schools as an option
• A force on the force: Carl Fletcher discusses life after retirement from Macon police
• Back to the drawing board: Peach County High School prepares to tweak setup
• Young Macon theater talent on the rise
• Single lane closures scheduled for guard rail repairs
• Sex offender re-arrested on indecent exposure charge
• Macon police searching for robbery suspect
• Ramp closure on I-16 east and westbound
• Dallemand’s tenure packed with trips near and far
• Planning & zoning: Hillcrest Avenue rezoning would allow hair salon
• Grisamore: The letters came home but he didn’t
• Saturday voting turnout better than expected
• Marchers protest treatment of transferring city workers
• Go Fish flops in first year
• Four students face weapons charges at Central High
• 5 guilty of drug charges in midstate linked to Mexican cartel
• Macon, Bibb officials: Workers treated right
• Woman wanted in Maryland on attempted murder charges jailed in Macon
• Macon CAO, finance jobs to remain fused
• New Mercer ‘social entrepreneurship’ program launched
• AC Pup: Help prevent animals from coming to shelter
• Political Notebook: Tanks for nothing
• Baldwin County man charged with assault, cruelty to children
• Macon police investigating home invasion on Second Street
• Two hospitalized after north Macon home catches on fire
• East Macon woman tells police she was raped
• Macon police again searching for accused flasher
• Senate OKs plan that would reduce time people can draw unemployment
• Mercer Graduate Student Named Runner Up in National Essay Competition
• The Little Engine That Could Stops for Two Daytime Shows at The Grand
• Townsend Hosts Trio of Jazz Events with Guest Artist 'Slammin' Sammy K
• Russian National Ballet presents Dance Duet: Chopiniana and Romeo and Juliet at The Grand Opera House
• McLaren to Present Self Preaching Lectures at McAfee
• About 270 people pack Bibb forum on ‘Macon Miracle’
• The Mini of many birthdays
• Cat-astrophe averted when animal rescued
• Woman killed by tree while fishing at Lake Arrowhead in east Bibb
• Suspect pleads not guilty in mobile home slayings
• Macon police arrest suspected drive-by flasher
• Proposed state law takes aim at vicious dogs
• Legislative Notebook: Counties fear cost of new Georgia juvenile code
• Macon group sponsors computer, social media classes
• Bibb County Superior Court judge sworn in by Gov. Deal
• Putnam County man convicted of 2011 slaying
• Bibb County fuels SPLOST projects
• Atlanta man sentenced to life in Putnam County robbery
• Coliseum Health System names CEO
• Coliseum names new CEO
• Dallemand backs off on two strategic plan points
• Forum on Bibb schools plan set for Thursday
• Feline in cat-astrophic predicament in Macon tree
• Macon Mayor Reichert’s mother dies at 96, just days after her husband's death
• Monroe middle schools to merge in 2012-13
• Legislative notebook: Thieves spoil cash-for-metal trade
• Macon native Charles Coburn’s Oscar to be auctioned
• Macon employees with criminal past may hit snag in county transition
• Isakson optimistic about Robins’ future
• Macon man robbed, cut
• Bibb deputies seize marijuana, make arrest
• Macon 4-year-old attacked, bitten by pit bulls
• Correction
• Wilcox sheriff ordered to resign
• Archaeologists: South Bibb graves may predate emancipation
• Bibb commissioners to debate SPLOST management jobs
• Mother pleads for help in solving daughter’s 1997 slaying
• Macon agrees to sell bonds for SPLOST projects
• Local unions set to protest employee transfer plans
• Dems, rural Republicans may flip on charter school debate
• Mulberry arts fest breaks from Cherry Blossom
• Legislative Notebook: Macon Water Authority flushes pensions
• Dent steps down as Community Health Works CEO
• Macon teen indicted in ‘Sweet 16’ killing
• Fox News analyst Juan Williams talks to Mercer, community crowd
• Bibb concerned about new recreation department costs
• Gingrich to visit midstate Sunday
• Rep. James Beverly attends MLK/Brown forum, discusses Macon-Bibb consolidation
• Macon teen indicted in “Sweet 16” slaying
• Authorities investigate suspicious Bibb house fire
• Macon panel approves SPLOST projects bonds sale
• Plans for College Hill food market coming together
• Attorney general wants Macon councilmen to take training
• Forum focuses on Macon-Bibb consolidation, schools’ strategic plan
• Macon-Bibb County Transit Authority adds five new buses to its fleet
• Federal hearing slated for Wilcox County sheriff Tuesday
• Dublin police probe death of man found near wrecked car
• Macon police investigator punished for ticket fixing
• Fair treatment of new county workers a top concern for Bibb commissioners
• KILLING IN THE COUNTRY: The Death of Trevorius Thomas, Part 2
• Funds scarce for Georgia program for disabled
• Officials close out Macon Film Festival on high note
• Unmarked Bibb County cemetery to be discussed Tuesday
• Macon man stabbed to death; woman charged
• Education Notebook: Public forum on Bibb County schools’ strategic plan set for Thursday
• Macon man charged with armed robbery
• What’s open, what’s not for Presidents Day
• Macon's David Lucas appears on WMAZ-TV's Close-Up program
• KILLING IN THE COUNTRY: The Death of Trevorius Thomas
• Grisamore: If it ever makes it to the silver screen
• Senate Bill 457: Partisan elections is best for democracy
• Lonzy Edwards announces intention to run again for Bibb County Commission
• Overview of Macon City Council Agenda for February 20-24, 2011
• Macon, Bibb still sorting possessions for transfer
• Hopefuls line up for extra tryouts at Luther Williams Field for Eastwood film
• What’s open, what’s not for Presidents Day
• Daybreak homeless center offers place for support, discussion
• What’s open, what’s not for Presidents Day
• Bill that redirects funding for schools would mean less for Bibb, more for Houston
• Trip to Macon, France, now open to public
• Wilcox sheriff, three others indicted
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Warner Robins launches online calendar
• Dallemand addressing concerns about Bibb schools plan in his blog
• Bibb County SPLOST committee searching for role and name
• Shuttered Range Fuels plant prepares for new life
• Macon men robbed in home invasion
• AC Pup: A rescuer’s work is never done
• Midstate celebrates Arbor Day Midstate celebrates Arbor Day
• The Macon Miracle
• Bibb parents hear more details of school transformation plan
• Macon police seek suspected metal theft suspects
• 3rd Macon-Bibb firefighter’s punishment in hazing upheld
• Director named for new Center for Collaborative Journalism
• State sales tax pitch not bought wholesale
• Get your fill of films at Macon’s 7th annual Film Festival
• Legislative Notebook: Rural phone subsidy on the block
• MWA starts program to reduce ‘lost water’
• Albert Reichert Sr., noted attorney, dies at 98
• State study finds little traffic between Macon, Augusta and Columbus
• What’s open, what’s not for Presidents Day
• Lonzy Edwards announces re-election bid for Bibb County Commission post
• Mallory Jones running for Bibb County Commission seat
• Townsend School of Music Dean John Dickson Accepts Post at Louisiana State University
• Digital Media Innovator Tim Regan-Porter Named First Director of Mercer's Center for Collaborative Journalism
• Three Macon police officers face firings
• Clint Eastwood movie may film scenes in Macon
• Cherry Blossom store opens in advance of big festival
• Bibb County parents say not enough time to give "Macon Miracle" feedback
• Midstate transportation gets boost under Ga. freight plan
• Children’s Museum stays, but building to be sold
• Legislative Notebook: Georgia lawmakers seek to get around health care mandate
• Rural doctors in short supply in Georgia
• Public input sought for better Macon government access
• Author Ernest J. Gaines wins Sidney Lanier Prize for Southern Lit
• Macon man confesses to Flash Foods robbery
• Georgia Lottery sets sales record
• Macon woman reports rape
• Macon bomb squad detonates package of marijuana
• Accused Macon shoplifters lead police on chase
• Update: Meetings this week are first step in feedback plan, Bibb County school system says
• Mercer Awards Inaugural Sidney Lanier Prize for Southern Literature to Ernest Gaines
• Photo gallery: A day of Valentine’s ‘I do’s’ at the courthouse
• Midstate educators look forward as Ga. leaves NCLB in the past
• Wanted men in Macon turn to Tillman for help
• Gris: Performing random acts of ‘awesome’
• Programmers seek help in helping Macon
• Macon man indicted in six residential burglaries
• MAGA schedule highlights and ticket information
• Macon street to close for fire training at Ramada
• Dublin native and Grammy winner among featured guests at MAGA
• Pre-K registration in Bibb County coming in March
• Macon Steel indoor football team forging ahead
• OSHA: Sandersville saw mill dangerous to workers
• Macon man accidentally shoots himself in finger
• Advance voting begins in midstate
• Macon police charge woman with vehicular homicide in hit-and-run fatality
• DA, attorney disagree on questioning of Northeast High student
• Some Macon City Council members want fewer DUI checks, more eyes on metal thefts
• Bibb County receives good news from audit, budget
• Macon-Bibb County firefighter resuscitated at station after collapsing
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission: Property rezoned at corner of Houston and Liberty Church roads
• Abbott launches Bibb commission campaign
• Federal study proposes interstate routes through Middle Georgia
• New Research Center Aims to Advance Drug Design, Discovery
• Social Entrepreneur, Author Becca Stevens to Speak at Mercer
• Interactive map: 14th Amendment Highway
• Middle Georgians react to Whitney Houston’s death
• Bibb SPLOST committee members chosen, disputed
• Get out those pencils, it’s trivia time
• Education notebook: Middle Georgia schools earn AP Honor status
• ‘I Love Macon’ campaign launched to focus on city’s positives
• Middle Georgia hit with spate of ID thefts used to file bogus returns
• Museum holds 'Build a Buddy Day': The stuff friends are made of
• Tubman African American Museum to hold Valentine's Day event
• Life of Coliseum's Golson celebrated at service
• More Georgia kids learning Mandarin
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission: Property at Houston and Liberty Church roads may be rezoned
• 75-and-Over Happy Birthday Club
• Georgia proposes $5 million to find identity thieves
• Correction
• Woman sought in fatal 2010 hit-and-run fatality in Macon
• Macon police: Man arrested at SunTrust Bank
• Reaction mixed on Miracle
• "We are going to make the Macon Miracle a reality," says Dallemand in school plan presentation
• Mercer unveils partnership with Columbus hospital
• Family, friends ask city to name Macon park after Vietnam War casualty
• Strong winds, bitter cold hitting Macon, Middle Georgia
• Northeast rape charges dropped
• Political Notebook: Serving and protecting
• Sheriff: No criminal intent when Baldwin man shot, killed wife
• Correction
• AC Pup: Consider adoption this Valentine’s Day
• Georgia’s 279th anniversary to be observed at Fort Hawkins
• Merle Haggard set to resume tour
• UPDATE: Dallemand to seek more comment on Bibb school plan
• UPDATE: 16-year-old faces felony count after rape charges dropped in Northeast High case
• Mercer Partners With Columbus Hospitals To Establish Third Medical School Campus
• Georgia House will try again to push through charter school amendment
• Macon attorney Raymond named Superior Court judge
• Business leaders’ opinions mixed on school plan
• Rural phone subsidy under fire at Capitol
• Many Bibb parents voice concerns over Dallemand plan; proposal to be formally presented Friday
• Patton resigns from Professional Association of Georgia Educators over group’s stance on Bibb schools plan
• Students protest "Macon Miracle" school plan
• Former credit union employee to serve prison time for theft
• Session yields ideas about Bibb County Animal Shelter
• Macon man arrested on drug, weapon charges
• Shots reportedly fired early Wednesday in Macon
• Fetal pain bill reintroduced in Georgia House
• Macon police officer leaves patrol bag on back of car, returns to find it stolen
• Meeting about uranium, radon contamination set for Thursday in Juliette
• Bivins running for re-election to Bibb County Commission
• Alleged tire slasher cuts passer-by, Macon police say
• Update: Students press complaints outside Bibb school offices
• Bibb school board not likely to vote on Dallemand plan this week
• 21st Century Community Learning school grant status clarified
• Warm weather not too peachy for midstate growers
• Shots fired into car leaving Macon fast-food restaurant after argument
• Two accused shoplifters sought in stabbing of loss-prevention officer
• Trio from Macon Symphony Orchestra performs class act
• Macon city employees transferring to Bibb may get to keep pension under proposal
• Legislative Notebook: Bass-fattening tilapia proposed for home ponds
• State questions Rusty Kidd’s ballot petition
• Georgia House rejects charter schools amendment
• Man beaten, robbed while walking home from downtown Macon
• Mercer names Vestal to lead new Center for Baptist Leadership
• Byron woman critical after crashing SUV into train cars in Jones County
• Retiring Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Executive Coordinator Daniel Vestal to Lead New Baugh Center for Baptist Leadership
• Mercer Commons’ Beloved Symposium Features Leonard, Focuses on Community Dilemmas and Possibilities
• Macon police seek man for questioning in August slaying
• Bibb County joining statewide tornado drill
• Macon yard waste law to be refined
• Parents, students oppose Bibb strategic plan
• Tech experts see Macon poised to make push in technology gap
• Man indicted on charge of carrying knife to Bibb high school in 2011
• Bibb commissioners push speech time limits, get tested
• Sports hall of fame to stay in Macon at least three years
• Bibb Superintendent Dallemand discusses costs, details of school overhaul plan
• Macon workers win one, lose one in transfer to Bibb payroll
• Repaving begins on Ga. 96 in Twiggs County
• Bill to criminalize threats against law enforcement discussed
• Legislative notebook: Peake tackling license for insurance mandate
• Bibb commissioners all OK naming courthouse after judge Phillips
• State Sen. Paris, Rep. Randall may help decide fate of charter school amendment
• Mercer’s Double Graduate Judge M. Yvette Miller Headlines Founders’ Day
• Former Macon mayor, C. Jack Ellis, expresses support for Dallemand's school plan
• Dallemand's e-mails show worry about Northeast rape inquiry
• ‘Extremely bright and extraordinarily ... curious’: Records note McDaniel’s skills, ties to Bibb DA’s office, judges
• Business tax cut looks likely after two-year wait
• Legislative Notebook: Bill aims to direct user fees to where they are intended
• Macon police seek persons of interest in murder investigation
• Police: Macon homicide victim’s bedroom door was locked
• Middle Georgia methamphetamine kingpin, 13 others busted
• East Macon man dies in Interstate 75 crash
• Macon police seek help to identify burglary suspects
• Bonds for Macon SPLOST projects may be sold soon
• Bibb County Courthouse to possibly be named for Judge J. Taylor Phillips
• Bibb commissioners think about putting time limit on public comments
• Bibb leaders to get ideas from tech conference
• Officials: Macon finances improving at half-year mark
• Gris & more
• Blueway effort for Ocmulgee River moves ahead
• LanzaTech seeks success where another failed
• Macon man charged in homicide
• Time’s running out to vote for local referendums, presidential primary
• Two arrested in Bibb on cocaine charges
• Reality TV’s ‘Swamp People’ a big draw for Great Outdoors Show
• Georgia primary shaping up to be bruising fight
• Prescription for disaster: Methadone, misery and one man’s mission
• Middle Georgia real estate recovery expected to be “long, slow, tedious”
• President Barack Obama pushes homeowners relief plan in weekly address
• Grisamore: Roger Jackson wins his own Super Bowl
• Methadone history
• State agency reunites millions of lost dollars with rightful owners
• 75-and-Over Happy Birthday Club
• Warner Robins Rep. Willie Talton released from Atlanta hospital
• James Timley, President of Macon City Council, appears on WMAZ's Close-Up
• Overview of Macon City Council Agenda (Feb. 6-10, 2012)
• Macon Rep. Nikki Randall appears on WGXA-TV 'Live at Five'
• Macon Police training academy renamed
• Wagoner announces plans to run for Bibb commission chairman
• Coliseum Heart Institute offering free heart screening, fitness event
• Missing Barnesville and High Falls girls safe; alleged abductors charged
• Georgia House approves revised $18.6B budget
• Staff cuts, longer school days among ideas Dallemand presents to the board of education for Bibb schools
• Burglaries, thefts up by 5 percent in Macon in 2011
• Public eye still on Macon-Bibb animal shelter
• Bibb County joins newest border dispute fight
• Political Notebook: Saving ... something
• AC Pup: 10 animals find new homes at my party
• UPDATE: Missing High Falls girl phoned home, tips led to arrests
• E-mails belie claim that central office not in loop on Northeast rape investigation
• Bond denied for one suspect in Northeast High rape case
• UPDATE: Missing 14-year-old girls safe; alleged abductors in custody
• Macon woman reports gunfire from passing taxi
• Historic Macon brings in author Steve Berry for fundraiser
• Bus safety reaps rewards: Courtesy emphasized as drivers, MTA win awards, save about $200K
• Ga. House expects vote on $18.6B state budget
• Residents fight shift in services for disabled
• Rep. Nikki Randall accuses colleague of giving out her private e-mail
• Stephen McDaniel’s arraignment postponed
• Georgia State Fair to return to Central City Park this spring
• Macon man resists arrest, assaults police officer
• Bibb school board to meet about strategic plan Friday
• Social Entrepreneur, Author Becca Stevens to Speak at Mercer
• Best-Selling Author and Alumnus Steve Berry to Speak at Mercer Law School
• UPDATE: Involuntary separations not necessary to trim up to 1,140 jobs at Robins, spokeswoman says
• Macon police surprised to learn rape case was theirs
• Transportation group seeks more sound barriers in Macon
• Georgia College to offer first-ever doctoral program
• Macon-Bibb consolidation plan hung up on voting maps
• Dallemand changes mind on private meetings with Bibb school board
• Hundreds of jobs planned by new owner of Range Fuels
• Former coroner Bond running for Bibb County Commission
• February Music Events
• McLaren to Present Self Preaching Lectures at McAfee
• Faculty and Staff Notables for February 2012
• Diana Butler Bass This Year’s Harry Vaughan Smith Lecturer
• Political Analyst Juan William to Speak at Mercer’s Executive Forum
• Social Entrepreneur, Author Becca Stevens to Speak at Mercer
• Promotions and Transfers
• New Faculty and Staff
• Visionary or Pied Piper? Jury still out on Dallemand after first year
• Bibb superintendent says he wasn’t aware until Monday that Macon police weren’t part of Northeast investigation
• Macon woman robbed while trying to buy pain pills
• Georgia College names top executive
• Rural legislators battle metal theft with three new bills
• Woman cut with razor during fight in east Macon
• Bibb County man sentenced in copper theft case
• Judge upholds demotion of one Bibb firefighter, firing of another for roles in prank
• Two charged with murder after Macon man found dead in Monroe County
• Macon council approves $18M in bonds for SPLOST projects
• Animal Control change in directors sparks concern
• Five indicted for Krystal holdup
• Macon man stabbed during armed robbery near Shurling
• Florida man sentenced to 85 years in child pornography case
• Bibb man charged with stabbing co-worker
• Man who attacked photographer sentenced to probation, community service and ordered to pay more than $1,500 in restitution
• Quality ratings coming for state’s day care centers
• Forsyth's first black mayor learning on the job
• Computer programmers to streamline Macon government
• Firefighter describes efforts to rescue Golson after plane crash
• Cuts, move possible for little-used Bibb County law library
• Main Street Macon meets with groups to plan future
• Macon may sell $18M in bonds for SPLOST work
• Gray woman in child porn case sentenced to 8 years in federal prison
• Acts announced for Cherry Blossom Festival Street Party
• Legislative Notebook: Task force set to repurpose Central State Hospital
• Mercer to Offer Two Ph.D. Programs in Savannah This Year
• Fatal wrecks hold steady in Bibb County, decrease in Macon in 2011
• Crawford County, Roberta partner on public works projects
• Investigators still probing crash that killed Coliseum Health System CEO Golson
• Bibb County's drug court serving as model for state
• Coin show continues to draw wide variety of collectors
• Tire-burning power plant project now rolling
• Coliseum CEO’s landing gear was retracted, crash probe finds
• Macon man a double for Chick-fil-A's Truett Cathy
• Fire destroys cooler room at Sugarberry's in Eastman
• Community service workers causing regular employees to slack off, rec director says
• Six arrested for drugs at Rice Mill Road homes
• 7 Northeast students implicated in rape case
• Water Works Park to get $6 million in upgrades
• Coliseum CEO Golson killed in Florida plane crash
• Timley renews Macon council open meetings law dispute
• Twiggs County activist says that landfill company's lawsuit aims to silence him
• Some work has been done, but restoration lags for old locomotive in Macon's Central City Park
• Consolidation committee approved for Macon State College/Middle Georgia College merger
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Macon government’s European vacation
• AC Pup: Come to my birthday party today!
• Mercer Named a Finalist for National ArtPlace Grant
• 4 teens in Northeast High School investigation charged with rape
• Merle Haggard leaves Macon, now recovering in California
• Business wins $50,000 start-up prize to open in downtown
• Hundreds in Macon sign up for cancer prevention study
• Prosecutors raise questions about judge assigned to McDaniel case
• Bill Lucas announces second run for Bibb sheriff
• Macon police say man lied about who shot him in the foot
• Macon couple arrested in Mississippi
• Clarification
• Legislative Notebook: Sixty signatures on bill to put state fees where intended
• Mercer Commons’ Beloved Symposium Features Leonard, Focuses on Community Dilemmas and Possibilities
• Plant Washington loses biggest backer
• Only one change coming to Macon pension boards
• Bibb commission rejects project manager
• Peake files bill to reform GHSA panel
• Macon-Bibb consolidation hits stumbling block as election districts become issue
• Macon-Bibb consolidation hits stumbling block as election districts become issue
• McDaniel defense plans challenges, may contest arrest warrant
• Ralston, Deal want red tape cut for small businesses
• Dallemand to unveil system plan Feb. 10
• Hundreds participate in first national cancer prevention research done in Macon
• Former Macon-Bibb fire captain denies lying about hazing prank
• Bibb County investigators look into arson in house fire
• Bibb sheriff's deputies arrest two men in metal theft case
• Macon police arrest man on drug, weapons charges
• Merle Haggard writing songs, singing praises of Macon health care
• Correction
• Senate panel OKs hunting with silencers
• Update: McDaniel’s attorneys will contest grand jury makeup, searches in Giddings case
• Merle Haggard credits Macon "folks" for probably saving life
• Court hearing under way for Giddings murder suspect Stephen McDaniel
• Macon State College to build more dorms, increase student housing
• Flint Energies offering summer rebate program
• Violent crime detail nets 28 arrests, 126 citations
• German company bringing 178 jobs to Dublin
• Macon council highlights yard waste problem, hears update on transferring employees, bonds and road work
• Technical college officials planning ahead for looming test cost increase
• Midstate man builds 9-foot drum for university
• Alleged sex assault investigated at Bibb high school
• Police make arrest in Milledgeville shooting
• Merle Haggard returns to Macon hospital
• Notebook: State librarian recommends Perry facility for renovation
• Georgia moves closer to venture capital investments
• Merle Haggard back in Macon hospital
• Macon's King-Brown symposium asks “Where Do We Go From Here?”
• Bibb commission calls meeting for project team
• SPLOST to bring police radio upgrades sooner to Bibb
• School bus crash in east Macon sends 20 to hospital
• Reader’s Digest editor Eugene Hilburn Methvin dies at 77
• Farming forecast sees continuing drought, labor issues, but good prices
• Macon-Bibb County consolidation bill not yet introduced
• Forum covers issues facing Macon's black community
• Four shot outside Milledgeville's Level 3 nightclub
• Correction
• Anti-abortion crowd marches on Roe v. Wade anniversary
• Notebook: Senator proposes website to show how taxes are spent
• Responsibility for reporting child abuse would expand under proposed bill
• Mercer Pharmacy Dean Earns Outstanding Dean of the Year Award
• Midstate Salvation Army struggling to meet needs
• Macon police department releases records of football incident
• Alan Walden recalls time with late Etta James
• Education notebook: GC&SU online MBA nationally ranked
• Day care checks for sex offenders might widen
• Florida next stop in now-scrambled Republican race
• Milledgeville man's paper flower company created from origami hobby
• Police sweep Macon areas in crime suppression effort
• Severe weather hits midstate, but causes little damage
• Barber school may be heading to Mercer University Drive
• Sam Nunn tackling 'global problem' of nuclear weapons
• Some farmers might plant fewer or less labor-intensive crops because of state’s tightened immigration laws
• AC Pup wants animals adopted at his 3rd birthday party
• Autopsy: Child killer used shirt to hang himself
• 14 historic Macon churches celebrate Christian unity with flower festival
• State to evaluate teacher evaluations in Race to the Top districts
• Third arrest made in west Macon armed robbery spree
• Road-tripping Mercer students meet GOP stars in S.C.
• Donations making ultimate difference for dogs, cats in Macon and Bibb County
• Greater Macon Chamber of Commerce presents awards during its 151st annual meeting
• Political Notebook: Calm seas at Warner Robins City Hall so far
• Is There Common Ground on Abortion? Mercer Events Explore the Question
• Best-Selling Author and Alumnus Steve Berry to Speak at Mercer Law School
• Appeals Court Judge Pryor to Speak at Mercer Law School
• Georgia child killer found dead in cell; likely suicide
• Kidnapped Macon child returned to mother
• T-SPLOST advocacy starts to take shape
• Dallemand to meet with Bibb school board members on strategic plan in closed meetings
• Macon police charge two with armed robbery
• Macon attorney Franklin Hogue joins Stephen McDaniel defense team
• 2 employees of Macon-Bibb Animal Control reinstated
• Faulk announces retirement from The Medical Center
• McDaniel back in court next week in Giddings slaying
• Two years after Macon man shot to death, his mother wants answers
• Shot fired as masked gunmen rob south Macon store
• Hart, Reichert optimistic about Bibb County and Macon in 2012
• Macon-Bibb consolidation bill could be ready by Monday
• Legislative Notebook: Deal pushes Milledgeville nursing home for cons
• Merle Haggard expected to remain in Macon hospital for a couple more days
• Howard High campaign takes aim at bullying, violence
• Attorney: Bank to blame for Prado cut off
• College mergers could mean layoffs, documents show
• Salvation Army asks for public’s help
• Joe Allen to run again for Bibb County commission post
• Dallemand: Students to attend schools based on interests
• Mercer Southern Studies Program Civil War Memory Series Returns
• UPDATE: Merle Haggard hospitalized in Macon
• Ga. unemployment likely to remain high in 2012; new recession possible
• What’s the outlook for 2012 in your field?
• Middle Georgia Technical College wants new $17M building
• 17-year-old female charged with murder in Macon shooting death
• Macon police officer fatally shoots fox
• Man jailed in Baldwin County may face fraud charges in other states
• Bibb commission delays SPLOST manager vote
• Macon City Council wants local overseer for city's insurance plan
• Football-playing Macon police officers to receive written reprimands
• Macon police investigate shots fired at car
• Macon man assaulted with baseball bat
• Canton man sentenced to life in killing of 7-year-old girl
• Macon-to-Bibb department transfers progressing
• Rep. James Beverly seeks job tax credits in poorest neighborhoods
• Ex-Thomaston Housing Authority director, spouse receive federal prison terms
• Marchers in Macon reminded of King’s emphasis on voting rights
• Legislators find ways to fill up war chests
• Purple-masked men rob Nu-Way
• Macon cops face discipline in football incident
• Coliseum Health System’s CEO leaving
• A second chance: Workshop seeks to help individuals reclaim lives
• Bibb’s central school office gets lots of new furniture in 2011
• Proposed criminal justice reforms concerning to local sheriffs
• Bibb County may hire SPLOST project manager
• Macon police probe stabbing
• Dodge County escapee back in custody
• Fort Hawkins continues to expand on rich heritage
• Monroe County residents urged to be part of radon and uranium contamination study
• Education notebook: Mercer University will take part in a national effort to improve vets’ health
• Body found in Allied park; man shot ‘multiple’ times
• Allbritten speaks on upcoming Macon State, Middle Georgia College merger
• Ed Grisamore: Geter puts a double-team on success
• Local Martin Luther King Jr. events
• Emergency radio system tops SPLOST agenda at retreat
• Wilcox men key in shaping GHSA’s future
• Prado owner behind on payments, putting tenants at risk, bank says
• What’s closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Nearly two years later, few details provided by local media in Brooks Co. case
• Let’s find a way to release our inner hero
• Gov. Deal pledges help for project to buy properties to be demolished around Robins Air Force Base
• Correction
• Verizon says midstate outage result of software upgrade
• New Autism Resource in Macon
• What’s closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Three finalists named for Macon Judicial Circuit judgeship
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Shaheen wants to keep it in-house, activist strikes again
• Merger of colleges seen as chance to ‘blaze new trails’
• Macon offers plethora of events focused on memory of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Macon mayor, City Council lay out frustrations during retreat
• Gov. Nathan Deal issues executive order in Brooks County case
• State Farmers Market to remain open during sewer repairs
• Macon police investigate sign theft
• Report: Georgia ranked 7th in education quality
• New businesses vie for top prize in Macon Mogul contest
• Hart: No property tax hike in Bibb
• Firefighter says punishment for video prank unfair
• Construction work scheduled to begin Friday for I-16, I-75
• Macon man stabbed in the back
• Two men arrested in drug raid in Macon
• Legislative Notebook: Venture capital, hunting with silencer on tap at Dome
• What’s closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day?
• New initiative could cut more jobs at Robins
• Food Lion stores closing in Macon and Warner Robins
• New Faculty and Staff
• Faculty and Staff Notables
• Promotions and Transfers
• Windy, cold weather expected in midstate
• 402nd maintenance wing part of new round of buyout offers at RAFB
• Cherry Blossom Festival 2012
• Deal budget seeks rural investment
• Leadership Macon program continues to enhance community
• Hart, Reichert plan service delivery announcement on employees Thursday
• Cannonball House, donor settle lawsuit
• Plant Scherer is biggest U.S. greenhouse gas producer
• Macon councilman proposes $100 per month raise for Macon’s retired fire, police workers
• Charles ‘Big Saul’ Greene helped to popularize rhythm and blues in the 1950s and early ’60s
• Local farmers market to debut in Milledgeville
• Wilkinson County tax commissioner jailed on theft, drug charges
• School of Medicine Partner with Joining Forces
• Dr. Wayne Glasgow Appointed Senior Vice Provost
• Mercer Joins Prestigious Stamps Scholars Program
• Monroe tables decision on consolidation of middle schools
• Deal calls for spending on drug treatment, education
• Glover new chairman of Bibb Dems
• Hundreds in Macon seek energy assistance
• Regents sign off on college mergers
• GHSA votes to split Class A playoffs
• Macon council urges early SPLOST funding for Tubman
• No charges filed in against man accused of shooting police dog with bird shot
• Musella woman who fought purse snatcher injured outside Macon Wal-Mart
• Macon police officer arrested on disorderly conduct charge
• Macon man, woman indicted in Pizza Hut robbery
• Douglas man accused of rape arrested in Macon
• High-speed chase from Forsyth to Dooly County ends with arrest
• Suspects identified in Macon store armed robbery
• Georgia Council for the Arts seeks input on budget, funding
• Is There Common Ground on Abortion? Mercer Events Explore the Question
• Hundreds line up for energy assistance
• Macon residents line up, camp out for heating help
• Bibb County school board approves new voting district map
• Macon police deal with weekend dog bites
• Legislative Notebook: Migrant labor deal not likely
• Baldwin State Prison inmate sues over safety issues
• Rosa Parks Square name change hits wall in Macon council
• Monroe could decide on sixth-graders school Tuesday
• College merger plan stirs questions
• Bibb magistrate position still unfilled year after 'love offering' judge's reappointment rescinded
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission: Recycling warehouse approved for expansion
• Three masked men rob Macon man in home invasion
• Bullet damages Macon church roof
• 2012 News Releases
• Mercer Ticket Sales, Grand Opera House Box Office Relocate to The Grand Opera House
• Mercer Alumna Jill Kinsella Chosen to Lead Alumni Association
• Executive MBA Student Named to Federal Reserve Advisory Council
• Macon Wins Grant to Create Neighborhood-Based Student Achievement Plan
• Knight Funds New Center for Collaborative Journalism at Mercer
• Downtown Macon park plan could hit snag
• Macon council members want all meetings on air
• Jobs for preventing HIV get cut throughout Georgia
• Education Notebook: Gingrich and Bibb school system share same legal counsel
• Brides-to-be sample wares at Bridal Bash
• More Middle Georgia students getting free, reduced meals
• Roberta man in critical condition after hit-and-run wreck
• Macon club finds its joy with dulcimers
• Consolidation puzzle tops tasks for Bibb County delegation
• Spa with wet/dry sauna to go before Macon-Bibb County zoning board
• Bibb County resumes search for blight cures
• Voters want lawmakers to grow jobs, poll shows
• Budget, jobs, politics on tap for state Legislature
• Macon man once ‘kidnapped’ LSU’s famous mascot
• Eligibility rules for 2012 Children’s Christmas Tree
• Political Notebook: Bibb races upcoming, Davis to run for sheriff
• Fallen Baldwin soldier honored with street name
• Men arrested in undercover drug operation at Macon Hooters
• Bibb school district maps are topic of Monday hearing
• Women arrested in apartment shooting on Gray Highway
• AC Pup: What an amazing way to begin the year
• Argument over TV payment spurs shooting in Bibb County
• Rhine police chief jailed on drug charges
• Most Middle Georgia businesses holding steady with jobs
• Macon must expand landfill gas system
• Mercer Ticket Sales, Grand Opera House Box Office Relocate to The Grand Opera House
• She taught thousands to play the piano
• Supporters push for widening of Jeffersonville Road
• Officials upbeat about proposed merger of Macon State, Middle Georgia College
• Gov. Deal looks to add 10 days to Pre-k
• Macon councilmen Jones, Schlesinger did not violate Georgia Open Meetings Act, city attorney says
• Heating assistance on the way in Macon
• Middle Georgians still sought for cancer study
• Bibb pushing for new mapping apps
• Macon judge rules bond set for accused Christmas Eve shooter invalid
• New fee being charged at DNR properties
• Flu shots to be offered again for Bibb County students
• Correction
• Transportation officials holding open houses
• Political committee poured $32,750 into midstate races
• Welsh reshapes Macon’s City Attorney’s Office
• Ramsbottom pleads guilty in theft case
• Source: Two area colleges may merge
• Two men take cash, cell phone in home invasion robbery
• Macon library offering free computer classes
• Free lunch discussion in Macon on arthritis treatment
• Scholarships to be awarded to high school seniors by Robins Federal Credit Union
• Totes collected for foster children
• Nine animals spared euthanization in Macon after donation
• Judge assigned to handle Stephen McDaniel death penalty case
• Above & Beyond: Bone marrow donor connects with Macon’s Jaime Kaplan
• Annual MLK Day events announced
• 'Green transformation’ complete at Macon's Felton Homes housing complex
• Monroe mulls middle school consolidation
• Monroe County seeks to have ruling favoring Bibb overturned in border war
• Macon City Council wants all eyes on all meetings
• Bibb Commission chairman’s salary stays same
• Bibb County committees set
• More pleas made to scale down expansion of Forest Hill Road
• Bibb County teenager charged with DUI, damaging patrol car
• Pay might drop for Macon city employees transferred to Bibb
• Midstate fans take Bulldog loss hard
• New Georgia gun licenses bring added security, costs
• Couple finds gem of a house in former Allman residence in Macon
• Macon man, 35, killed in dirt bike accident
• Annual Macon audit a mixed bag
• New burn restrictions begin in 6 Georgia counties
• Another syringe discovered in Walmart clothing
• Permit needed for non-anglers at Ga. fishing areas
• What’s open, what’s not for New Year’s
• Cuts to budget threaten Ga. death row cases
• Three arrested after celebratory gunfire in Macon
• Ga. joins program to check inmate status
• N.Y. mom gives birth to first Macon baby of ’12
• DNR’s Ranger of the Year keeps hunters in check
• Giddings slaying voted top Middle Georgia story of 2011
• Midstaters ring in the new year with traditional Southern fare
• The year of test cheating
• Monroe deputy injured by man ramming his patrol car
• Man with Baldwin ties wanted for questioning in Savannah robbery, homicide
• Some Macon crash reports can be bought online
• What’s open, what’s not for New Year’s Day
• Cab fare is cheap compared to the cost of a DUI
• Plenty to do in Macon this New Year’s Eve
• Macon police join Bibb sheriff’s office to warn about celebratory gunfire
• What’s open, what’s not for New Year’s
• Central City Park event honors Iraq veterans
• Georgia pressured for results after winning $400M education grant
• Donation saves 10 animals at Macon-Bibb Animal Control shelter
• AC Pup has plenty of big plans for 2012
• A look at some of the events that impacted the midstate in 2011: October-December
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: To: Elaine Lucas. Re: Re: Re: Re:
• Agreement keeps Macon NBC affiliate WMGT in DirecTV’s lineup
• Georgia’s Sober Ride App nearing 1,000 downloads
• What’s open, what’s not for New Year’s
• Macon-Bibb Animal Control seeking families for 10 animals
• A look at some of the events that impacted the midstate in 2011: July-September
• Macon Sears closing
• Macon teen charged in Christmas Eve shooting released on invalid bond
• Bibb Sheriff's Office warns against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve
• Prison bus wreck on Interstate 16 sends 13 to hospital
• Christmas tree recycling under way
• Macon police seize marijuana scales while serving warrant
• Man shot outside Meadowbrook Drive home in Macon
• Above and Beyond: Woman has passion to help homeless women
• What’s open, what’s not for New Year’s
• Welcome party set for Friday in Central City Park for Iraq veterans
• A look at some of the events that impacted the midstate in 2011: April-June
• Traffic in Hawkinsville rerouted for five hours after accident
• Bibb deputies charge man with DUI, ramming vehicle with truck
• Terminal Station management out for bids
• Shots fired at Macon home of Christmas Eve shooting suspect
• Middle Georgians need to remember safety is key while trying to stay warm this winter
• A look at some of the events that impacted the midstate in 2011: January - March
• Years of accolades at Alexander II due to team effort
• Another step taken to keep Georgia Sports Hall of Fame open
• Employee transfers concern Macon City Council
• WMGT, DirecTV still negotiating new contract
• Teen shot on Christmas Eve still in critical condition
• 7-year-old attacked by pit bull
• Jim Crow politics on display as Brooks County absentee case proceeds
• Competition has disabled Robins veteran in warrior mode
• List of nominees for circuit judgeship grows
• Walking tour helps spread Macon’s music legacy
• What’s open, what’s not Tuesday
• Chinese surprise puzzles Macon council
• One-day hunt kills 10 percent of midstate black bears
• Bibb County’s plans for Juvenile Court building shaping up
• Education Notebook: Mercer has new alumni leader
• Hundreds attend annual Anita Ponder holiday feast at new locale
• Twiggs County man charged with shooting son
• Macon teenager charged in Friday shooting
• Retiring Macon circuit judge ready to do ‘human things’ again
• What’s open, what’s not during the holidays
• Overview of Macon City Council meetings (Dec. 26-30, 2011)
• Middle Georgia readers come through to fulfill Reindeer Gang wishes
• Modern forensics helped solve 1974 disappearance in Middle Georgia
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Search party gathered for missing Twiggs man
• Macon man shot
• AP: Feds approve new Georgia political districts
• A.C. Pup: Sending out my Christmas wishes to those in need
• Images of 2011:Jason Vorhees
• Scenes from a Middle Georgia charity gift giveaway
• Political notebook: Animal advocates barking mad at Bibb County commissioners
• Governor considering Bibb-Monroe border dispute
• Ponder's holiday event to be served at Macon eatery
• Interactive map: Monroe County redistricting
• Monroe redistricting map readied
• Ocmulgee National Monument marks 75th birthday
• Images of 2011: Beau Cabell
• Correction
• Macon police officer injured in foot chase
• Macon men charged in robbery, beating of woman
• Father put the kettle to the mettle
• High schools to emphasize career choices
• Middle Georgia charities struggling to supply gifts
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Mercer Alumna Jill Kinsella Chosen to Lead Alumni Association
• Monroe County voters to get to vote on new SPLOST in March
• Images of 2011: Grant Blankenship
• Macon robbery suspect nabbed on bus bound for Florida
• Family mourns Forsyth couple killed in I-75 wreck
• Man sought in connection with Macon Christmas gift heist
• Attorney general seeks details on actions by Macon councilmen
• Teens in juvenile corrections facility make strides in education
• 8-year-old boy raises more than $1,200 for charity
• Midstate shoppers make last rush as Christmas nears
• Correction
• Sister of girl killed by serial killer recalls fateful day in Warner Robins
• Customer confronts gunman inside Macon restaurant
• Macon man shot in hand after opening door of his home
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Executive MBA Student Named to Federal Reserve Advisory Council
• Country Crossover Artist John Berry Brings Annual Christmas Concert to The Grand
• Remains of 13-year-old girl who disappeared from Warner Robins linked to serial killer
• Dozens of Macon employees to start over with Bibb County
• Bibb County health plan savings debated
• Appointees to Macon-Bibb County SPLOST advisory panel causing some concern
• Images of 2011: Woody Marshall
• Open Meetings Law takes a back seat during Macon City Council committee process
• Bid to overturn Macon council committee assignment fails
• Salvation Army program spreads joy to those in need
• Plant Washington faces another air permit appeal
• Grandmother’s detective work helps save stolen Christmas toys
• Bibb Sheriff’s Office H.E.A.T. grant renewed
• Macon police to raffle bicycle, toys
• River Edge opens $1.6 million rehabilitation center for women in west Bibb
• Macon woman struck repeatedly during robbery
• Macon man charged with theft, trying to bribe officer
• Macon neighborhoods getting big education grant
• Macon Wins Grant to Create Neighborhood-Based Student Achievement Plan
• Complaints filed against Macon councilmen Jones and Schlesinger
• Macon councilwoman Elaine Lucas denounces chairmanship picks
• Robins troops, back from Iraq deployment, get warm welcome home
• Mike Killen, executive director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Georgia, to resign
• State transportation planners explore new highway construction, road upgrades
• State confirms a $1.5 million grant to turn Dannenberg Building into apartments
• Macon ceremony commemorates 'Godfather of Soul,' James Brown
• Monroe County readying SPLOST proposal
• Deputy killed responding to call in Butts County
• Education Notebook: Bibb school board approves in-house attorney, banking services
• He proposed before their first date
• First Macon five-block cleanup project ends, moves to Ward 2
• Museum of Arts and Sciences’ Festival of Trees celebrating 25th year
• Rep. Austin Scott walks fine line in first year
• Enrollment in lunch programs soars at Georgia schools
• Police: Patient shoots Ga. hospital visitor
• You never stop being Santa
• A blind bet Taxpayers may never learn what their Range Fuels investment bought
• Range Fuels failure raises the question: How much risk should the government take with taxpayer dollars?
• REUNIONS
• Poll: Gingrich leads in Georgia primary race
• Volunteers count when coming up with flock figures in Macon
• Bibb County school board to start redrawing voting districts
• Parts of Georgia immigration law to begin to take effect
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Anti-Bullying Rally being held Saturday at Macon City Hall
• Georgia not a winner of ‘Race to the Top’ education funds
• AC Pup: Be sure to consider the pets during the holidays
• Political Notebook: Alcohol brings out the votes; Lowery speaks out
• Deal appoints Helton to Dublin-area court seat
• Man robbed, hit, shot while walking on Edgewood Avenue
• Riverside Drive traffic patterns changing for construction
• Former dancer for James Brown plans wreath-laying in his memory
• 19-year-old leads Macon police on chase resulting in 2 crashes
• Macon man robbed twice, then shot, police say
• State investigating Forsyth mayor’s race
• Midnight fireworks added to New Year’s Eve celebration
• Georgia’s jobless rate makes sharpest 1-month drop in 34 years
• Montezuma man arrested, accused of trying to run over Bibb deputy at Wal-Mart
• Charter school petition terminated by Bibb school board
• Macon council members spar over committee appointments
• $4.6M journalism partnership launched between Mercer, Telegraph, GPB
• Monroe judge reprimanded by state following June DUI
• Low-cost Internet program good for Bibb schools, report says
• Road work planned on Ga. 247 in Bibb County
• Pedestrian killed in crash near Rivalry's in Macon
• CUEE, Valdosta Chamber seeking another opportunity for consolidation
• Macon Rep. Allen Peake's push for non-partisan elections is disingenuous
• Knight Funds New Center for Collaborative Journalism at Mercer
• Byron police issue warning to Shaquille O'Neal on I-75
• Mercer, GPB and Telegraph form novel partnership
• Charter school unlikely in Bibb County
• Culture of hazing at Macon-Bibb County Fire Department detailed at hearing
• Chris Floore named new spokesman for Mayor Reichert
• The Rev. Joseph Lowery remembers former senator's ‘intensity, integrity and intelligence’
• Tattnall Square Academy names new head of school
• Allen Peake bill seeks to remove partisan politics from elected posts
• Experts to help Macon become tech-savvy
• Monroe County workshop to focus on well tests for uranium
• Bibb deputy fires at suspect trying to run her over
• Bibb County deputy fires shot at man who tried to run over her
• UPDATE: Hearing for disciplined firefighters involved in prank ends
• City of Douglas is split on noose incident, Ga. NAACP joins local protest
• Alexander II named state School of Excellence
• Patriotic Feeling: Special flags help instill patriotism at Georgia Academy for the Blind
• Reichert, Macon City Council members sworn in
• Civil rights pioneer Joseph Lowery to speak at Brown funeral
• Macon police: Masked assailants rob, bind hands of Bloomfield woman
• Gingrich camp showcases Ga. endorsements
• Macon police update information in Firehouse Subs robbery
• Macon man indicted in attempted rape involving pepper spray
• Macon man robbed at gunpoint inside his home
• Students give generously to Tattnall Square Kids Yule Love program
• Macon police use Taser on suspect who refused to stop chewing marijuana
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission: Warner Robins church denied permit for north Bibb
• McDaniel enters not guilty plea to exploitation charges
• Macon native Preston’s film picked for Sundance festival
• Middle Georgia will be part of national cancer prevention study
• Drugs worth $375,000 discovered during traffic stop in Twiggs County
• Doctor serving residency at The Medical Center of Central Georgia killed in accident
• Developer drops plans for Georgia coal power plant
• Police: Macon man robbed at gunpoint
• Laurens Giddings's boyfriend talks about relationship, a future disrupted
• Santa at Macon Mall welcomes children
• Six arrested, as drugs and weapon seized in Macon
• Immigration a likely focus of next Georgia General Assembly
• More upgrades under way at Lake Tobesofkee
• Area students nominated for Georgia Governor's Honors Program
• Report points to kaolin operation as likely Wilkinson fish-kill source
• Warner Robins church looking to expand in north Bibb County
• Medical Center is building for the future
• Top Bibb positions remain unfilled
• Business is looking good for many midstate pawnshops Christmas season, economy cited for uptick
• Reichert enters second term after a string of rebuffs from council
• Fire destroys Macon health care office
• Sale showcases local work in time for Christmas
• Lauren Giddings and the man whose heart she won
• Better Business Bureau warns of gift card scam
• A.C. Pup: Grace travels far to be home for Christmas
• Marshall: Robert Brown faced financial struggles lately
• Man leads Macon police on foot chase on Interstate 75
• Political Notebook: Who shackles the SPLOST watchmen?
• Wesleyan gets initial approval for nursing program
• A Christmas tradition gets rolling
• DA to seek death penalty for McDaniel
• Coke secret formula gets 1st new home since 1925
• Suspect in Ga. girl's slaying held in isolation
• Four injured in east Bibb stabbing
• Bibb high schools to offer flu vaccines starting Monday
• Former senator Robert Brown dead in apparent suicide
• Milledgeville's Woodrow Blue accepts new job as police chief in East Point
• Macon's Robert Brown was a trailblazer and strong progressive advocate
• Macon State to offer students Army ROTC when 2012 starts
• Holiday tour of historic Vineville homes to fund restoration
• Mercer to Hold Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
• Dog rescued after being trapped for 7 days in Rockdale County well
• "Nutcracker" opens at Macon's Grand Opera House
• FCC clears way for Cox to drop WPGA from cable lineup
• Above and Beyond: Woman organizes Santa Shop for Wesley Glen Ministries
• United Health Foundation says Ga. remains 37th healthiest state
• Georgia Transit Association swaps ideas at Macon meeting
• Ga. sees jump in charter school enrollment
• Authorities: Man charged with murder in the slaying of North Ga. girl abducted from playground
• 3 Pearl Harbor veterans from Middle Georgia recall attack
• Bibb County trash fee to rise $3 per month
• Study looks at government consolidations
• No year-round school in Bibb County next year
• Barnesville man wins $4 million lottery prize
• Little Richard makes Macon visit
• Officials discuss Ga.’s alternative to No Child Left Behind
• Two more Macon lawyers nominated for judgeship
• Majority of Bibb commission backs full-time chairman
• Motorcade brings Christmas to Milledgeville patients
• Bandits ram truck through Target doors in Macon
• Macon council turns up heat in cable dispute
• Soul singer Howard Tate, a Macon native, dies at 72
• Bibb commissioners defer decision on pay scale
• Macon police find burning truck after man reports being carjacked
• Macon man indicted in 2010 pedestrian death
• Mercer Associate Dean Leonard Named an ABET Fellow
• Restraining order latest salvo in Bibb, Monroe border dispute
• Proposed postal cuts could hit midstate rural areas
• Bibb pay plan to go before commission
• Audit praises Macon Municipal Court
• Reinstated Bibb schools official planning to quit
• Macon council revisits dispute with Cox over cable changes
• Sunday alcohol sales slow in Bibb as law takes effect
• Richardson: Bibb commission chairman should be full-time, with pay raise
• Top choirs to perform at Cox Capitol Theatre
• Putnam County lands big grant for career academy
• Woman dies in Wilkinson County when train hits car
• Man robs Church’s Chicken in Macon
• Armed men rob couple at Houston Avenue apartment
• Macon man, son shot at by group
• Rentz man sentenced to three life terms for molestation
• Bibb judge approves SPLOST bonds
• Jones County man missing
• Bibb’s lead prosecutor Winters reflects on one year in office
• Hundreds line downtown Macon streets for Christmas parade
• Plans in works for Macon Parks & Recreation move to Bibb control
• Eddie Long taking break from megachurch to focus on his family
• Two men charged with Roses department store break-in
• Macon man arrested on multiple charges after IHOP incident
• Finalists for Georgia College & State University’s next president expected by spring
• Education Notebook: Perry High graduate receives Marshall Scholarship
• Bibb deputies arrest man after high-speed chase
• Overview of Macon City Council meetings (Dec. 5-9, 2011)
• Fundraiser is held for Valdosta NAACP Youth Council and Scholarship Program
• Encroachment buying to speed up as funding becomes available
• Reindeer Gang: Family deals with son’s recovery from brain surgery
• Two Civilian Conservation Corps members help mark 75th anniversary
• Cain's suspension of his campaign shifts race
• Sunday package sales begin in Macon
• St. Paul residents hoping for Christmas cards
• Ocmulgee Heritage Trail work waits on grant
• Correction
• Correction
• Open house, reception part of Ocmulgee National Monument celebration
• A.C. Pup: Protect your pets during this holiday season
• Gunman robs insurance representative in Macon
• SEC title game between LSU, Georgia can set family against each other like cats and dogs
• New holiday lights are up, but Macon still seeks funds
• Political Notebook: Borrowing for the future
• Interracial Eatonton couple unlawfully denied chance to rent house, judge rules
• State school board meeting in Macon for retreat
• I-75 lane in Macon to close for weekend construction
• Basic needs hard to come by for young family
• Range Fuels biorefinery in foreclosure
• Georgia State Fair sold to Memphis promoter
• Bibb County authorities crack down on truancy
• Comedian Ron White returning to Macon
• Macon man mugged off Pio Nono Ave.
• Downtown Macon doctor’s office window damaged by bullet
• Byron man killed on Crawford County road
• Additional reward money offered in Macon, Bibb robbery cases
• December Faculty and Staff Notables
• UPDATE: Macon bank robber sought, one in custody
• Tis the Season for Merry Music at Mercer
• New Faculty and Staff
• Daybreak homeless center aims to open by next summer
• House burns in east Bibb County
• Funding trouble delays help for heating for Bibb residents
• Reindeer Gang: Job losses mean hardscrabble Christmas for children
• Midstate schools to offer free flu vaccine
• Macon-Bibb EOC announces energy assistance funding is currently not available
• Rep. Sanford Bishop to seek 11th term
• Monroe County loses border dispute appeal
• Consolidation? Bibb County legislators aren’t talking
• Central Georgia will play vital role in President Obama's bid for re-election
• Forest Hill Road review rejected by local transportation officials
• Chambliss says Gang of Six will ride again
• Bibb grand jury indicts Macon man in rape
• Macon police seek help finding would-be bank robber
• Bibb sheriff's office seeks help finding Kohl’s shoplifters
• Macon police looking for man who robbed Macon McDonald's
• Reindeer Gang: Winter clothes would help single mom, children recover from fire
• Support for Sunday sales in Georgia bolsters gambling advocates
• Macon teenager gets life sentence in slaying
• Macon officials, consultants discuss Second Street remake
• Macon State, technical colleges approve IT transfer agreement
• Macon man injured in single-car wreck
• Overview of Macon City Council meetings (Nov. 28- Dec. 2, 2011)
• Bibb teacher of year tries to instill parents’ values
• Reindeer Gang: Daughter’s wish for her mom is help for her getting around
• Macon man attacked girlfriend with butcher knife, police say
• Man injured in drive-by shooting in Macon
• Armed robbery at Bibb convenience store being investigated
• Macon woman shot during armed robbery attempt
• Cuts hit midstate chapter of Red Cross
• Red Cross overhaul, job cuts aim to bolster work
• McDonald’s restaurant robbed on Gray Highway
• Federal judge tosses former Crawford commissioner’s lawsuit
• Tuesday morning may bring snow flurries
• Correction
• Macon Transit improvements bringing more bus riders
• ‘Black box’ aiding car crash investigators
• Gunman attempts to rob Macon shoe store that was robbed day earlier
• Man shot in leg on Montpelier Avenue
• Education Notebook: Warner Robins chorus to perform at Disney World
• Man tried to rob State Bank, Macon police say
• Middle Georgia missile-site veterans planning reunion
• Reindeer Gang: Dublin teen honors father’s memory with helping hand for veterans
• For Georgia senators, friendship trumps all
• Businessmen weigh in on Macon-Bibb consolidation
• Brooks County's voting rights battle continues as indictments are submitted
• Reindeer Gang: Musella couple hasn’t given up on simple wedding
• Sheriff: Laser aimed at UPS plane over south Georgia
• Cut-your-own tree farms in the midstate
• Ga. to consider vast changes to justice system
• Thanksgiving Day shootout followed Danville church service
• Stores full on Black Friday: Many local shoppers wait for daylight, keeping sales steady
• Macon woman shot in back in robbery attempt
• Interstate 75 lanes to be closed next week
• Political Notebook: Sports hall board to keep Macon members
• AC Pup is thankful for so many blessings
• Reindeer Gang: Disabled man needs help repairing huge hole in roof
• What’s open, what’s not for the holiday weekend
• Gingrich immigration stance risky
• New Bibb County Public Schools Foundation aims to boost school initiatives
• Monroe border appeal decision coming soon
• Cut your own Christmas trees at these midstate farms
• River Edge receives $1.2M grant to build 12 homes in Milledgeville
• Two wounded in Twiggs County shooting
• Volunteers welcome troops at Atlanta airport on holiday
• Midstate police offer tips for safe shopping
• Above and Beyond: Macon police Sgt. Shermaine Jones strives for compassionate crime-fighting
• What they're thankful for
• Stores hours for Thanksgiving and Black Friday
• Former Central coach sues for job, benefits
• March SPLOST on tap for Monroe County
• What’s open, what’s not for Thanksgiving
• Georgia State Fair may return in 2012
• Chambliss says Gang of 6 is back
• At Morehouse, Cain question a live wire
• Sources: Lauren Giddings’ garment found in McDaniel's apartment
• Inmates, staff member injured in prison fight
• Burglars drive through window, steal ATM from Lizella store
• What’s open, what’s not for Thanksgiving
• Midstate food pantries scrambling for Thanksgiving
• Savannah man sentenced in Macon cocaine bust
• Bibb interstate interchange dedicated to Medal of Honor recipient Davis
• Former Monroe County principal charged with theft
• Macon area to be site for breast cancer genetic study
• Sex charges against former Macon cop expected to be dismissed
• Benjamin Hawkins grave site listed in National Register
• Georgia College achieves All-Steinway School distinction
• Telegraph readers share their memories of Munson
• Fans, peers remember Munson with praise and admiration
• Planned Washington County coal plant gets new air permit
• Telfair State Prison locked down after fight
• Bibb school board votes to sever ties with law firm
• Obama signs ‘Kate’s law’ to protect Peace Corps workers
• Online chat on Giddings case
• Shots fired at Macon police officer
• Macon officer on leave after shooting suspect
• New monument planned for Griswoldville battle site
• Macon chamber collecting food, donations for airmen
• Legendary UGA broadcaster Larry Munson dies at 89
• Merle Haggard to perform in Macon
• Police find teen shot in chest in Macon
• Middle Georgia school systems finding uses for federal grants
• Education Notebook: Dallemand seeking community feedback
• Wesleyan sophomore crowned 2012 Cherry Blossom Queen
• Some charged, convicted Macon-Bibb firefighters still on job
• Layaway programs back in vogue this Christmas
• Bell ringing means ‘Tis the Season’
• BOE to vote on legal services Monday
• Macon grandmother shot while picking up children
• Layaway info: Store hours, policies and more
• Cherry Blossom ‘Royalty Row’ takes root
• Fuller Center to launch housing rehabs in Macon
• No apparent link in two inmate deaths at Bibb County law enforcement center
• K9 training draws units from across the country
• Political Notebook: Because his mother-in-law says so
• AC Pup: Macon shelter, partner hold first Pardon Week
• Georgia DOT unveils winter weather web page
• Venerable Vineville pharmacy Chichester’s closes
• Mall owners unveil renovations
• Cherry Blossom court plants "Royalty Row" at Wesleyan
• Scouts from across country flood 104-year-old May Walker with birthday wishes
• Bibb County school system accepting feedback on academic focus areas
• 65 pot plants seized in Twiggs County drug bust
• Results the same after recount in Danville mayor’s race
• Martha Bowman church hosts communitywide missions fair
• Bibb jail accredited by state medical association
• Couple indicted in Milledgeville murder case
• Mercer University enrollment up
• Midstate legislators hear push for Macon-Bibb consolidation, public transit
• Pro-consolidation voices heard at forum
• Warm, dry winter forecast for Georgia
• Fall Line Freeway project runs afoul of environmental rules
• Police continue to investigate shooting death Rocky Creek Road man
• Former Twiggs sheriff, son agree to civil fines in election fraud case
• Mercer Sets Enrollment Record, Topping 8,300 for the First Time
• Results don’t change after recount in Danville mayor’s race
• McDaniel will enter not guilty plea in Giddings murder case
• Man killed on Rocky Creek Road in Macon
• Wal-Mart driver shot during robbery attempt at Bibb store
• Prisoners caught with drugs on work detail at Macon State College
• ‘Wizard of Oz’ Munchkin Karl Slover, of Dublin, dies
• East Dublin 19-year-old convicted of murder, other charges
• Macon Rep. James Beverly discusses drug testing welfare recipients on WMAZ-TV
• Fewer students attend midstate colleges
• River Edge revitalizes homes in Fort Hill
• Above and Beyond: Habitat for Humanity volunteer spreads spirit of Christmas
• Roberta hires police chief
• Kumho meeting sought by Bibb officials after talk of another delay
• Nursing Honor Society Honors Mercer Graduate Mary Mann with New Member Pillar Award for Nursing Excellence
• Campaign begins for Macon’s Daybreak homeless center
• Bibb man’s boat taxes refunded
• Report: Power plants taxing water resources
• Jordan retiring from Peyton Anderson Foundation
• Macon man robbed at gunpoint on College Street
• Macon corpse identified but family not found
• McDaniel indicted on murder, sexual exploitation of children charges
• Large drug operation leads to eight arrests
• Lucas continues criticism of police spending
• Responses to student weapons cases differ
• County launches SPLOST projects
• Sunday alcohol sales set across Bibb
• Battling blight: Five-week cleanup program begins in east Macon
• Kumho tire plant delayed -- again
• Barnes House in downtown Macon approved for rezoning
• Elam Alexander's Aleixo named Bibb Teacher of the Year
• Interstate 75 lanes to close Tuesday night
• Macon police investigate after decomposing body found in house
• CrimeStoppers nets milestone $103,000 donation
• Man pleads guilty to probation violation in 2010 attempted murder
• Macon City Council President Timley criticizes police spending
• Bibb schools seek feedback from community
• Ocmulgee Symphony triumphs in 5th year with winds, brass
• Gunman robs Macon store
• More foreign students attending Georgia colleges
• Church to host second anti-gang meeting Wednesday night
• Forsyth City Council next meets on November 15th (Overview of Oct. 25th meeting)
• Man arrested on multiple charges after attempted robbery, Macon police say
• Could Milledgeville and Baldwin County consolidate in the near future?
• U.S. Rep. Scott looks back at his first year in Congress
• Education Notebook: Midstate students honored by National Merit program
• Free wireless service at Terminal might herald wider access
• Leadership Macon class helping to revitalize Lynmore Estates
• Downtown could use almost 1,200 new apartments, NewTown study says
• Overview of Macon City Council meetings (Nov. 14-18, 2011)
• Couple hopes to win a ‘wedding’ better late than never
• Giddings family pressing for search of farm
• Inmate dies in Bibb LEC cell
• Former Macon resident wins N.C. council post
• Family, friends greet soldiers back from Iraq
• Barnes House planning to expand
• Bibb teachers discuss strategic plan
• Political Notebook: Japan honors Carolyn Crayton
• Bibb school system spending $67,000 to settle school lawsuit
• Mercer officially breaks ground on stadium
• Macon-Bibb County residents will get to vote on consolidation
• Mercer University announces two new degree programs
• AC Pup writes a love letter to Macon, Bibb County
• Naked murder suspect had history of run-ins with law
• Mercer Unveils Plans, Breaks Ground for Football/Lacrosse Complex
• Mercer Trustees Approve New Programs, Elect Board Members
• Scott Davis to Succeed Wallace Daniel as Mercer Provost
• Military battalion returning to Macon after Iraq deployment
• Monroe pitches SPLOST vote before T-SPLOST vote
• Rep. Allen Peake is eager to pass Macon-Bibb consolidation without referendum
• Bibb school board settles sex assault lawsuit but refuses to disclose terms
• Macon man gets two life sentences in Family Dollar slaying, carjacking attempt
• Experts: Midstate economy ‘limping along’
• Gingrich’s presidential bid showing signs of life
• Bibb school board tours system’s new welcome center
• Veterans Day events
• What’s open, what’s not for Veterans Day
• Macon/Bibb consolidation without public vote being considered by lawmakers
• Midstate liquor stores deciding whether to open Sundays
• Jurors to begin deliberating in Family Dollar murder case
• Man leads Macon police on high-speed chase across county line
• Macon, Bibb officials look ahead after SPLOST passes
• Cousino gets 214 write-in votes for Macon mayor
• Macon man robbed, beaten outside Northside apartment complex
• Jason Aldean wins first major trophy at CMA Awards
• Chamber’s Cherry leaving for job in Huntsville, Ala.
• Danville mayoral candidate loses race by 1 vote
• Inside information: Bibb students learn about human body through walking exhibit
• Macon City Council committee tables measure on police/fire pension increase
• Macon city budget wins award
• Leader of Bibb Democratic Party is calling it quits
• 185 things you may have not known about The Telegraph and Macon
• Correction
• CORRECTION
• TV host sponsors essay contest
• Shots fired at Macon residence
• Halloween festival aims to help man needing transplant
• Macon panel OKs cut-down policing plan
• Macon cleanup plans for Fort Hill progress
• Bibb to take a look at 911 cell phone proceeds
• Macon man cut during robbery
• Authorities urge drivers to seek alternative routes due to Wilkes funeral
• Brazilian Judges Visit Mercer Law School in Intercultural Learning Program
• Mercer Set to Return Long-Lost Chalice to Republic of Georgia Thursday
• Princeton Review Names Business School Among America’s Best Graduate Programs
• Wilkes, former Bibb sheriff, dies at 82
• Nancy Grace hopes to maintain "Dancing" momentum
• Low-performing day cares improve with stimulus program
• Education Notebook: State schools official to meet with 8th District residents
• Bear statue allegedly vandalized by Mercer University students
• Sales taxes bringing benefits to other midstate counties
• Man killed while sitting in car in east Macon
• Sunday alcohol sales vote heads to ballots without much lobbying
• Okefenokee wildfire still burning underground; cost is $52.7M and rising
• SPLOST could save millions in interest payments
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Reunions
• Macon sets Halloween hours
• AC Pup: My dream is to have a new home for my friends
• I-75 stop nets drugs, cash in Houston
• Country star Miranda Lambert to perform in Macon
• 76-year-old carjacked in north Macon, feigns heart attack
• DA to rule on charges in Macon intruder shooting death
• Census: Atlanta leads nation in rich-poor gap
• Federal prison in McRae set to expand
• Jury: Sparta man guilty of killing ex-girlfriend
• SPLOST funds would spruce up city venues such as the Macon Centreplex
• Political Notebook: Gone to the dogs
• Tubman pushed to reconsider SPLOST cash
• Teen charged after bringing gun to Bibb high school
• Casinos could net $1B for Georgia, study says
• Accused midstste cigarette burglar arrested by task force
• Blighted Macon neighborhoods targeted for repairs, cleanups
• Macon-Bibb police, firefighters get free legal services
• Ga. exceeds U.S. jobless rate for 50th month
• Tubman museum deal won’t repay SPLOST cash
• Milledgeville man robbed in Macon
• Development authority may work out deal with Mercer on website
• Bibb County deputies to host “Greet & Treat” on Halloween
• Halloween Fun Safety Watch to be held in Pleasant Hill
• Murder charge dropped against Macon man in 2010 shooting death
• Nearly 200 seek jobs at Macon Goodwill career fair
• Update: Howard student brought unloaded handgun to school
• Consolidation forums to be held for Bibb public input
• Basketball upgrade dropped from Ingleside area park SPLOST plan
• Macon council, panel squabble over insurance consultant stretches over a year
• Cox Communications adding more HD channels
• Macon native Jason Aldean to play at Grammy nomination show
• College costs rise $631 in U.S.; Georgia up but not as high
• SPLOST would pump nearly $40M into recreation facilities
• Veggie Van may be stopping in your neighborhood
• Unwanted prescription drugs to be collected at Zebulon Wal-Mart
• Childhood obesity takes center stage at Democratic caucus meeting
• Perry man who helped provide aircraft parts to Iran sentenced
• Mercer Ph.D. Student Selected for National Health Service Corps
• Campers wait for Chick-fil-A grand opening
• Archaeobus visits Fort Hawkins as workers dig
• College Hill Alliance touts successes at annual meeting
• Milledgeville street, Sparta church among ‘Places in Peril’
• Midstate man pleads guilty in $4.6M food stamp fraud; could get probation
• Macon City Council gains ally in dealing with youth violence: Dallemand
• Third appearance on ‘Jeopardy!’ no charm for Central High grad Narain
• Grace gets her highest scores so far on ‘Dancing With the Stars’
• Robins BX to get major renovations, new restaurants, firearms area
• First Quality plant lays off workers after getting expansion grants
• Homeless veterans get rooms at Riverview Hotel through new program
• Interactive map: Robins AFB encroachment
• Mercer Ph.D. Graduate Wins Outstanding Research Award
• Workers at Macon’s First Quality plant laid off
• Homecoming 2011 Promises Action Packed Weekend, Nov. 11-12
• Trick-or-treat out for some on Ridge Avenue
• Charlie Sheen costumes popular this Halloween
• Georgia starting rating system for day cares
• Macon City Council committee puts off hiring police officers again
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission: Sardis Church Road property rezoned for commercial use
• Oconee River advocate leaving job
• 'Jeopardy!' winner a Central High graduate
• Twiggs eyes new, larger library
• Health benefit fair held for state employees, teachers
• Food stamp distribution date may change
• Macon police looking for Nu-Way robbers
• Online chat for veterans, employers to be held
• Hearings set for two more Macon-Bibb firefighters
• Macon man recovering from stabbing
• Study: Bibb SPLOST benefit would outweigh cost
• Quentin Howell, Reggie Smith diagnose issues facing black community on 103.7 FM
• Bible classes not being offered widely in Ga.
• Nancy Grace to dance to Broadway tune
• Juliette residents celebrate town with Green Tomato Festival
• Education Notebook: Midstate high-schoolers on state superintendents advisory council
• FVSU homecoming: A day to remember
• 8th annual Arts on Riverdale Jazz and Arts festival draws hundreds
• Macon-Bibb County Animal Shelter has new interim director
• Half a year later, tornado’s gash unhealed
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning: Rezoning to be considered for Sardis Church Road
• Occupy Macon holds second Saturday protest
• Fatal shooting suspect arrested in Macon
• Fall Line Freeway work in midstate counties gets $29M from GDOT
• Gadhafi a goner 25 years after local car dealer wanted him dead or alive
• Historic houses near Mercer to be moved Saturday
• Church's annual Pumpkin Patch open, fall festival set
• Burglary suspect sought by Bibb deputies; image released
• River cleanups set for Saturday in Macon, Warner Robins
• Political Notebook: A ‘DeFore minute’, Jimmy Carter reads to kids
• AC Pup: Spaying, neutering vital to curbing overpopulation
• Bibb schools eligible for $19M federal grant
• First integrated Southwest class holding 40-year reunion
• WR man, Macon man accused of shoplifting air guns from Wal-Mart
• Macon house damaged by gunfire in Napier area
• 19-year-old woman raped at motel, police say
• I-75, 475 lane closures coming
• 18 pounds of pot in seized I-16 stop
• Two firefighters' hearings set in video prank
• CUEE initiative faces strong opposition from Lowndes County-Valdosta residents
• Georgia Baptist College of Nursing Chapter Garners Awards at the State Convention
• Ed Grisamore: The year the Braves were World Serious
• Dozens of theft and identity fraud charges added against Macon woman
• Westside must curtail use of Seminole logo after FSU deal
• Scott, Perdue among politicians at HobNob in Fort Valley
• Shooting incidents in east Macon under investigation
• Jobless benefit cuts recommended by Georgia labor chief
• Suicide thoughts, planning lowest in Georgia, study finds
• Tourism up in Macon-Bibb in 2010 despite economy
• Child’s bathtub death in Bonaire likely 'a tragic accident'
• Riggins: I trusted my fire officers
• Macon to host Bartram Trail Conference this weekend
• First Bibb day care gets national accreditation
• Tax bill glitch to be fixed in Forsyth
• Fish kill in Wilkinson has state asking questions
• Help still needed for ‘spay day’ Saturday
• UPDATE: Shaheen says Warner Robins will ‘move on’ despite charges against councilman
• Three Historic Homes Moving as Part of College Hill Redevelopment Efforts
• Mercer Law to Hold Second Annual Moot Court Competiton on Legal Ethics and Professionalism
• 100 years ago today, famed aviator died in crash at Central City Park
• Fly South Fest still on without Betts, moving to Capitol Theatre
• River Edge lays off 20 employees; uninsured patients will feel impact
• Grace amazing, keeps ‘Dancing with the Stars’
• Smoking ordinance fails to get support in Macon council
• Sales tax revenue study defended ahead of SPLOST vote
• WR councilman indicted on federal charges
• Homeless speak to MSC gathering to give new perspective on issue
• Infant death case from last year brings 3 indictments
• Warrant issued in Oct. 6 shooting death
• Jones wreck claims another victim after 10 days
• Free identity theft protection program offered Monday
• UPDATE: Warner Robins councilman free on $10,000 bond after federal indictment
• Fly South moves to Capitol, but show will go on
• Homeless tell their story at Macon State gathering
• WR man carjacked in Macon
• Despite heat, chill on way for midstate
• Betts might be out of Fly South Festival
• Renowned artist Butler Brown teams up with son, grandson to help strays
• Macon man wins big with Mega Millions instant ticket
• Macon strives to retain Ga. tax money
• Pro-SPLOST group arranges grass-roots effort
• Weaver Middle School receives three bomb threats
• National Fair’s attendance its third-best in its history
• Three men who robbed newsboy sought by Bibb investigators
• Betts pulls out of Fly South Festival
• Update: Student charged in Weaver Middle School bomb threats
• Robins chamber names interim president
• Mercer Lyceum to Hold Lecture on Obama Presidency, Race
• Macon group seeks help in building Grace House
• Overiew of Macon City Council meetings (October 17-21, 2011)
• Grace gets black and blue while ‘Dancing’
• Macon police charge two in drug bust
• Education Notebook: College event aims to bring awareness to homelessness
• Spinymussel added to endangered species list
• High Museum exhibits modern masterpieces shown for 1st time together in Southeast
• Small group of protesters ‘Occupy Macon’
• Tubman would reimburse SPLOST money under plan
• SPLOST money could revamp Macon animal care
• $6M of SPLOST money would go toward buying land near Robins
• Wall Street protests spread to Macon
• AC PUP: Celebrating two important milestones this weekend
• Rose Hill Cemetery’s foundation to dissolve
• Georgia College unveils $28.2M wellness center
• Political Notebook: Breaking down Bibb’s sales tax referendum
• Late Macon station owner to be inducted into Ga. Radio Hall of Fame
• Most shoppers come to Bibb from elsewhere, study says
• Cain campaign: A closer look at his alternative to Social Security
• Cain campaign: A closer look at his 9-9-9 tax plan
• Piedmont Community Bank shut down by feds
• Mercer and Community Center Students to Perform 'Muskrat Lullaby'
• Study: Most of SPLOST money could come from non-Bibb residents
• After 14 years, Shirley Hills Baptist Church ends its Walk Through Bethlehem
• Macon police investigate Fort Hill shooting
• Stepdaughter, boyfriend charged with murder in Baldwin shooting death of her 72-year-old stepdad
• Correction
• Macon man robbed at gunpoint on Pansy Avenue
• I-75 lane to be closed in Macon this weekend
• Climb, carve and chop! Lumberjacks compete at fair
• Reichert spent most on mayor race
• Storms knock out power in Middle Georgia
• Bibb elementary school briefly placed on lockdown
• UPDATE: Storms leave thousands without power
• UPDATE: Stepdaughter, boyfriend accused of killing 72-year-old Milledgeville man
• Westside's Perkins case still under review by educator ethics board
• Mayor Reichert ‘dumbfounded’ over Powell decision
• A necessary step: Bibb Democrats 'move forward' to oust party's chairman
• Mayor Reichert begins holiday gift roundup for Central State patients
• Former Parisian demolished at Macon Mall
• Fort Hawkins' outer wall is goal of archaeology dig
• NewTown looks to future downtown Macon projects
• UPDATE: Powell to resume work Monday
• Protesters can stay in Atlanta park until Monday
• Former Parisian building at Macon Mall comes down
• UPDATE: Mayor, city officials to address Powell reinstatement Wednesday
• State asked to monitor Winder, Ga. city elections
• Youth violence in Macon discussed by TV panel, audience
• Macon police seek men in shooting death, assault
• Macon police officer suspended after DUI charge
• Public Works director's firing reversed by Macon council
• Fatal fire victim identified by Laurens officials
• Fines for worker safety vary at midstate companies
• Twiggs commission chair ruled in contempt over work on church
• Sports hall lease agreement to keep facility in Macon for at least year
• Nancy Grace survives cut again on "DWTS"
• Shirley Hills Elementary celebrates National Blue Ribbon recognition
• New downtown Macon retailer features kayaks, outdoor gear
• Hart, Reichert tout SPLOST
• Officials, state may sign agreement to keep sports museum in Macon for 3 years
• Youth violence forum to be held at Douglass Theatre
• Three remain hospitalized in fatal Jones County crash
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning: Commission approves Mercer University Drive shopping center
• Chancellor: Ga. colleges may get full funding
• Smoking ordinance fizzles in Macon city committee
• Tuesday last day to register for November vote
• Bibb schools Superintendent Dallemand urges action for solutions
• Bibb man tells deputies nephew stabbed him
• Macon woman reportedly pushed to ground, robbed on Napier Avenue
• Macon police charge man with armed robbery, aggravated assault
• Robbery suspected motive in Baldwin County homicide
• Man dies in Laurens County mobile home fire
• Teachers, school leaders meet to discuss Bibb schools
• Hart, Reichert: SPLOST would pay for community needs
• Fair has strong opening weekend
• Two dead in Jones County wreck
• Ala. immigrants fear deportation, make arrangements for kids
• Civil rights icon Lowery's 90th celebrated by luminaries, president
• Blascovich, Murphey vacating spokesman’s job
• Generator failures hit U.S. nuclear plants in recent years, including Vogtle
• Education Notebook: Dallemand to host another planning session
• What’s closed, what’s open for Columbus Day
• Music store on Ingleside provides more than just instruments
• Macon thinks pink for cure
• I-75 wreck claims life of Marietta woman in Monroe County
• Is Tubman a 'deal killer' for SPLOST?
• Hummingbird holds benefit for children’s advocates
• Cain’s quest: Likability, simple tax plan key to surge in support
• Collecting unpaid bills not so straightforward, Macon officials say
• P&Z: New shopping center could be built near mall
• Mercer counseling program gets federal aid
• What’s closed, what’s open for Columbus Day
• Hummingbird event raises funds for children’s court advocates
• Political Notebook: SPLOST pushed, Fort Hawkins digs, MPD on TV
• Bibb fire captain’s demotion, suspension for prank upheld
• What’s closed, what’s open for Columbus Day
• Veterans knocks off Howard
• Death penalty sought by Bibb DA in Centerville woman’s carjacking, slaying
• Fire Prevention week stresses family safety
• Medicaid, PeachCare focus group to meet this month
• Man killed by spray of bullets at Ell Street
• AC Pup: Come out to pet health fair
• Overview of Macon City Council meetings (Oct. 10-14, 2011)
• Herman Cain spars with MSNBC's Lawrence O' Donnell in interview
• Fire chief upholds supervisor’s punishment
• Macon-Bibb Industrial Authority should entertain green energy opportunities
• About 300 show up for ‘Stand Down’ for homeless vets
• Georgia National Fair opens in Perry
• Alleged Macon gang member denied loan, threatens to shoot employees
• Vet clinic to hold inaugural pet fair in north Macon
• 2 adults charged in fight at Westside High School
• Macon council rules change aims to simplify pro tem process
• Macon man gets 15 years for girlfriend's strangulation death
• Man tased after fleeing Macon police, kicking out cop car window
• Romain Dallemand's 'Strategic Plan' can work, but politics stand in the way
• Fire captain’s punishment to be handed down Friday
• Charter schools ‘integral’ to education, says state superintendent
• Ban on guns in church being mulled by Georgia appeals court
• Dickey Betts to be main act at Fly South Festival
• State graduation rates expected to drop under new formula
• Metal theft initiative nets 37 arrests
• Man robbed in home invasion in Lynmore Estates
• What’s closed, what’s open for Columbus Day
• Georgia National Fair begins
• UPDATE: Tased suspect identified following chase
• Young Christians Working in Washington: Faith Motivates, No Matter the Party
• Macon teen gets life sentence in robbery, slaying
• Murder trial opens in Macon woman’s strangulation death
• Bibb officials’ eyes on johnboat dispute
• Former council candidate invited to Let's Move! event at White House
• B.B. King to perform in Macon on New Year’s Eve
• Man proclaims innocence as he gets life for killing Macon woman
• Houston boy, 3, accidentally hangs himself while playing
• Rev. Shuttlesworth, civil rights leader, dies at 89
• New shooting range opens near Eatonton
• Mercer Law School to Hold Interdisciplinary Symposium on ‘Citizenship and Civility in a Divided Democracy’
• Man convicted in 2010 Bibb robbery, slaying
• Macon council approves collection policy for overdue fees
• Nancy Grace dances on in primetime TV show
• Bibb County hangs $7,550 assessment on man’s johnboat
• Execution delayed for convicted murderer
• Bibb’s school police chief leaving
• Macon bank robber gets 10-year sentence
• Green energy plant may net Bibb County 150 jobs
• Bibb County starts giving flu shots
• Macon killer to be sentenced Wednesday
• Correction
• Macon bicyclist robbed at gunpoint
• Gunshots fired at car gang-related, Macon police say
• Macon police officer shoots charging dog
• Teenage burglary suspect in jail after being shot
• Band Fest to benefit Crisis Line & Safe House
• Monroe residents dealing with uranium in well water
• More about uranium and radon
• Crawford seeks recreation volunteers
• Gunfire damages six Macon buildings, one car
• Macon council working to toughen bill-collection policy
• Macon-Bibb fire captain appeals demotion
• Macon business owners meet, decry possible smoking ban
• Company wants to bring green energy plant, 150 jobs to Bibb
• Macon business owners discuss possible smoking ban
• NEH Awards Grant to Mercer to Provide Intensive Course on Southern History for School Teachers
• Will Bibb Co. Democratic Party put forth a challenger against Rep. Austin Scott?
• Drive Through Flu Shots
• October New Faculty and Staff
• October Promotions and Transfers
• October Faculty and Staff Notables
• Two Mercer Greek Organizations Receive National Recognitions
• Animals gather at Macon church for blessing
• Curfews are ineffective, professor tells members of Macon City Council
• Hispanics’ political clout in Ga. trails population
• EDUCATION NOTEBOOK: Technical colleges receive grants
• Mother of Mercer student files police complaint
• Macon man jailed in attack
• Man burned in house fire in Warner Robins
• Unionville Improvement Association holds community forum at Mercer
• Second Street: Gateway into Macon
• Troy Davis mourned as a ‘martyr and foot soldier’
• Free crime prevention seminar to be held for businesses
• Local retailers hopeful for holiday season
• Cotton mill fire records request months late, incomplete
• Peach County Democrats will meet October 3rd in Ft. Valley
• Troy Davis mourned as a martyr by 1,000 in Ga.
• Elaine Lucas’ academy opens
• It's all Greek to Macon: Festival provides culture, food and fun
• Men draw life plus 45 years in Shurling-area killing
• Bibb gets $2.8M in federal grants for at-risk kids
• Ex-day care director pleads guilty of hiding kids from inspector
• Political Notebook: Transportation unity; CAO Thomas leaving
• AC Pup: Remembering a saint who loved all animals
• Correction
• Women robbed at gunpoint in Village Green park
• Man on way to look for work robbed in drive-by heist
• Mural at St. Peter Claver to be dedicated Sunday
• Churches hold global festival to benefit women
• Annual Greek festival gets under way
• Blended 116th Air Wing splits
• Two men draw life plus 45 years in slaying, shooting
• Firefighter shows prank texts between himself, captain
• Purrs N Paws holding yard sale, pet adoption event Saturday
• Bibb SPLOST being pushed by new group of business leaders
• Some I-16 lanes to be closed Saturday
• Bibb auctioning vehicles and equipment Saturday
• Two convicted of killing man walking home from Church's Chicken
• In Buddy Ball, everyone will go home a winner
• Man wants Civil War artifacts back from Cannonball House
• Primary in Georgia set for March 6 Super Tuesday
• Fraternity announces anti-crime plan for Macon
• Burn ban in midstate to be lifted Saturday
• Few attend forum about GOP-controlled government
• Inmate walks away from work detail
• Deployed father pays surprise visit to daughter at school
• Top 5 Middle Georgians you’d like to see on a postage stamp
• Superior Court Judge Christian retiring at year’s end
• Above and Beyond: 5-year-old cleans up Ingleside-area neighborhood
• Milledgeville's Quentin Howell will provide rural perspective at D.C. meeting
• Gun safety class to be held next month by Macon police
• "I couldn’t do nothing but look at the puddle of blood"
• Firehouse prank discipline decision to be handed down Thursday
• Jobless benefits may be cut in Ga. to pay off state debt
• Georgia primary to be March 6, sources say
• Men wanted for questioning in Macon assault live in Tennessee
• Scott town hall meeting focuses on pocketbook issues
• Regional transportation sales tax plan gets green light
• Free PSA prostate cancer screening to be offered Friday
• Lady Antebellum tickets on sale Friday
• Gingrich Inc. wounded by floundering presidential bid
• Robins Regional Chamber of Commerce president resigns
• Robins Air Force Base completes work on first C-130J in new program
• Three Historic Homes Moving as Part of College Hill Redevelopment Efforts
• Mercer to Hold Water, Air Seminar by EPA Administrator
• Firefighter punishment announcement delayed till Thursday
• Physician Assistant Students to Kick Off National PA Week with Gov. Deal’s Scheduled Proclamation Signing
• Bibb to offer flu shots next week; vaccines now available in Houston
• Nancy Grace hangs in on “DWTS”
• OSHA cites pencil, pen distributor
• Storm dumps hail, damages buildings in downtown Macon
• Testimony begins in east Macon slaying trial
• Youth violence misunderstood, men say at WIBB gangs discussion
• Man took gun into ER, said beating "feels so good," police say
• Welfare benefits could be lost if students miss too much school
• Tractor-trailer overturns onto Interstate 16 median
• Church’s SWAG Fest to target youth violence
• Rep. Scott to hold town hall meeting in Forsyth
• EPA official to speak at Mercer University on air, water quality
• Gang members at WIBB forum blame incidents on neighborhood rivalries
• Gang members at WIBB forum blame incidents on neighborhood rivalries
• Chief interviews firefighters over prank
• Macon police release details in an armed robbery early Monday
• Macon man shot in leg
• Four charged in Forsyth with cocaine conspiracy
• Hay House subject of Atlanta painter
• Dog dragged over a mile in Twiggs now recovering
• Hiring officers to combat youth crime stalls in council
• Dallemand reinstates another employee slated for firing
• 3rd ethics charge against Lucas rejected by judge
• Nu-Way manager accused of sexual harrassment
• Perry to make Georgia debut with Friday speech in Atlanta
• Peanut crop in Georgia may be smaller, costlier
• Dallemand conducts first community session
• Pedestrian dies after Macon accident
• EEOC files harassment complaint against Nu-Way
• Mercer Lyceum Holds Discussion on Health Care Reform, Politics
• Grace hopes to survive to dance again
• Milledgeville neighborhoods getting face-lift, thanks to grants, SPLOST
• Woofstock gives dogs their day
• Macon woman dies in single-car wreck
• Finding 'lost'water now a priority for water providers
• Education Notebook: Bibb audit calls for more coordination
• Security guard shoots man in nightclub parking lot
• Cordele man dies after crashing his small plane
• Interactive map: Bibb County’s congressional redistricting
• McDaniel’s grandfather stung by dashed dreams, possible ‘dark side’
• Macon pharmacy going back to zoning board for drive-through
• EPA's Lisa Jackson debate House Republicans over emission standards
• Monroe wants state to revisit border decision
• Men with gang ties to attend WIBB-hosted discussion
• Scouts gain experience, traditions at Camp Benjamin Hawkins
• Bibb, divided: Redistricting solidifies voter base for Bishop, Scott
• Political Notebook: WR candidate posts harassment claim against Williams
• Troy Davis’ sisters vow to carry on and prove his innocence
• Deaf, blind child sign procedures defined
• Mercer music professor’s funeral set for Saturday
• AC Pup: Fall is a terrific time of year for festivals, pet events
• Filmmaker Michael Moore urges Georgia boycott over Davis execution
• Macon gets 2½ inches of rain in 24 hours
• Firehouse video prank probe might be reopened
• Macon police serve search warrant in area of Sept. 13 shooting
• WR fatal shooting witness recounts tragedy
• UPDATE: Identities released in fatal Warner Robins shooting
• Mercer Southern Studies Program Presents ‘Civil War Memory’
• Baldwin, Washington counties can play key role in who will represent GA-10
• Smoking ordinance has people at odds at public hearing
• Bibb teen hit by car while walking to school bus stop
• Troy Davis' backers seek next step after execution
• Midstate wrecks claim three lives Thursday
• Bibb firefighter present during video prank files injury claim
• Macon joins Main Street program
• Macon police seek help identifying 3 men they want to question in rape invesigation
• Note from Bill Clinton’s sax-playing Macon visit missing
• Woman airlifted to Macon hospital after crash in Hawkinsville
• Volunteers to hold Tattnall Square Park cleanup day Saturday
• College Hill Alliance to hold angel investment meeting
• Macon awarded Urban Main Street designation
• 1 firefighter fired, 7 others disciplined for video prank
• Smoking law proposal to be aired Thursday at Macon council
• Georgia's R.E.M. decides 'to call it a day as a band'
• Reichert, Hart make pitch for Bibb SPLOST
• Infant dies after falling from grocery cart on Forsyth Road
• Artist captures Macon history in St. Peter Claver mural
• Perdue-appointed Ga. Pardons and Parole ignores 'reasonable' doubt in Davis case
• Light The Night 5K Run/Walk
• Komen Central Georgia Race for the Cure
• Davis executed after worldwide protests, appeals fail
• Did Davis deserve to be executed?
• Pastor at Macon’s First Baptist Church of Christ leaving
• Roads panel urges cuts to pay for Ga. 96 project
• Meth lab raided in Forsyth; three people arrested
• Troy Davis asks Supreme Court to stop execution
• UPDATE: 1 fired in Macon-Bibb firehouse video prank
• Mercer to Host Consortium for Global Education 2011 Annual Meeting
• Freesemann's refusal to vacate Troy Davis' execution order is political
• Food bank demand high, supplies down
• Three arrested in meth lab bust in Forsyth
• Firefighter video prank to bring disciplinary action Wednesday
• Bibb awaits school board decision on Ridge Avenue school renovation
• Macon police seek help identifying man from nightclub incident
• Macon men robbed inside Mercer University Drive apartment
• Macon assault suspect identified
• Shots fired at Napier Avenue area home in Macon
• Ethics charge on Lucas' Facebook posts rejected
• FBI crime data higher than Macon, Bibb estimates
• Terminal Station veto stands
• Perkins ‘glad to be home’ at Westside
• Troy Davis loses clemency petition; execution set 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Bibb commissioners supportive of Ridge Avenue dorm plan
• Update: Fire chief says ‘prank’ video could lead to job loss
• Mercer Library Presents ‘Harry Potter’s World’ Now through Nov. 5
• Judge rejects ethics complaint against Lucas
• Kroger offering free health screenings
• Going solo with a multitude of talent
• Home-rehab agency wants to acquire former Ridge Avenue school
• Macon-Bibb firehouse ‘prank’ video leads to probe
• Ga. pardons board issues no decision yet in Troy Davis case
• Crawford County officials asking former commission chairman's lawsuit to be thrown out
• Thousands meet to discuss future of Bibb schools
• Macon City Council to scrutinize proposed police hires
• Macon police release results of crime operation
• Thomaston Housing Authority director, spouse found guilty
• Isakson wants education law adjusted
• QuadWorks' Fall Concert to Feature Janelle Monae and fun.
• Smog takes it easy on Bibb County this season
• Education Notebook: Midstate universities make list of best colleges
• Midstate earmarks drying up in D.C.
• Friends of the Library celebrates new office
• Some Macon residents annoyed by pace of debris pickup
• Macon police seek man accused of stabbing wife
• Eastman man crushed by car during apparent theft
• Nancy Grace gets cha-cha-chance on "Dancing With the Stars"
• A mother’s grief: 'In the darkest hours ... God draws near'
• Macon teen injured in apparent shooting accident
• Man charged with stealing Macon taxicab; said he took it because he didn't want to walk to Wendy's
• Savannah execution case grieves families of both officer, inmate
• Ocmulgee Indian Celebration draws record crowd of 9,000
• Carlyle Place senior living facility celebrates 10-year anniversary
• Repeated droughts taking toll on midstate
• Drought, heat heighten fall wildfire risk
• Record crowd comes out for Ocmulgee Indian Celebration
• Westside High set to welcome back Perkins next weeik
• Macon man charged with criminal trespass on downtown Macon hotel roof
• Fatal Monroe crash may have been caused by driver's medical distress
• Searchers find no trace of Lauren Giddings’ remains at landfill
• Property tax bills mailed in Bibb
• High-speed chase leaves car smoking, two in custody
• Man stabbed in Forest Hill Road robbery
• AC Pup: Love multiplies when it is given away
• Politicians discuss Constitution with midstate students
• Political Notebook: SPLOST talk, Forest Hill Road and boycotts
• Day care workers leave 57 Ga. kids in cars in past 5 years
• Telegraph’s Marshall cited for diversity initiatives
• Update: Signs welcoming Westside principal taken down
• Perkins reinstated as Westside principal
• Espy honored for famed Appalachian Trail hike
• Armstrong site added to federal list of Superfund priorities
• Landfill searchers ‘doing all we can’ to help Lauren Giddings' family
• Bibb school board rejects 2 charter schools
• Who is really in charge of Bibb County's local delegation: Peake or Randall?
• GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain visits Warner Robins for fundraiser
• Joshua’s Wish walk and run set for Saturday
• Flu shots to be given at midstate schools this fall
• McDaniel hearing on porn charges canceled
• Youth crime plan presented by Burns, Reichert
• Burns, Reichert outline crime plan for City Council committee
• Cain touts military, economic vision during WR campaign stop
• Paper mill proposal would cut Macon air pollution
• Ga. Republican leaders encourage state support for tourism
• Most area high schools see drop in SAT scores
• Macon police look into fifth shooting
• Police: Would-be robber puts hole in Shurling Drive bank
• Federal regulations in GOP’s cross hairs
• Teen's sentence in Village Green shootings reduced following testimony
• Bibb woman charged with firing shotgun at boyfriend
• Bibb man accused of threatening family members
• Deal emphasizes importance of tourism
• Jones woman charged in husband's killing apparently commits suicide
• Correction
• Macon man accused of identity theft
• Wilkinson County bus crashes into house
• Macon-Bibb consolidation efforts to get fresh start
• Correction
• Mercer Launches Service Saturdays with ‘NeighBearly’ Event
• Deal underscores importance of tourism to state
• Eight shot in Macon in suspected gang violence
• Doctor hopes forum will help curb Macon violence
• Godsey to talk about his latest book
• Ga. has 3rd highest poverty rate in nation
• Charges upgraded in February shooting of Bibb woman
• Bibb County man indicted on child cruelty charge
• YOUR SAY: Top 5 potential uses for The Edge 14 theater
• Macon man accused of identity theft in false income tax filings
• Second day of landfill search for Lauren Giddings' remains yields no new clues
• For neighborhood, shootings just too common nowadays
• Regional transportation sales tax gets skeptical looks
• NRA to Macon: Don’t try gun ban
• Overview of Macon City Council meeting (Sept. 12-16, 2011)
• Godsey to Discuss New Book at Special Chapel Service Thursday
• UPDATE: Gang parties could be linked to shootings injuring 8
• Man, woman robbed on Cherry Street
• Macon hosts governor's tourism conference
• Regional sales-tax public meetings Tuesday evening
• Authorities probe Sparta double homicide
• Macon City Council committee tables smoking ordinance, deals with roach issue
• Macon man stabbed during basketball game fight
• Police search for missing Macon man
• Crawford sheriff: Suspects may be linked to other burglaries
• First day combing landfill for Lauren Giddings' remains yields no help in police investigation
• Correction
• Public Safety Memorial Park opens in Macon
• Macon police investigate shooting of man
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning: Thompson Road property rezoned for shopping center, car lot
• Macon woman charged with DUI, hit and run
• Search for Giddings’ remains in Twiggs landfill under way
• University Chapel, Lyceum and Interfaith Challenge Share Tie-Ins This Fall
• U.S. News Ranks Mercer University Among Top 10 Schools in the South for 13th Consecutive Year
• Education Notebook: Sandra Deal elected to Georgia College Foundation
• Automotive batteries now big target of midstate thieves
• Large crowd honors Hogan, other victims at service
• Edge 14 movie theater closes its doors for good in Macon
• Macon may soon buy soil to cover landfill garbage
• Police: Teen allegedly stabbed by grandmother
• Macon man charged with bomb threat
• Middle Georgians reflect on 9/11 experiences
• Coach Richardson honored at funeral by family, friends, former players
• Telegraph readers share recollections of 9/11
• Macon native helped by Redding foundation
• Ed Grisamore: Midstate memories of 9/11
• Local photographer tells story of Cole Hogan’s room on 9/11
• Two men accused of Crawford cigarette burglary caught in act, police say
• P&Z: Shopping center, car lot planned in Bibb
• Midstate college students recall 9/11
• 9/11 observances in the midstate
• Reader submitted football photos
• New Giddings landfill search expected next week
• Pentagon attack hero praises military during 9/11 ceremony
• 9/11 observances taking place across the midstate
• Macon police arrest two on copper theft charges
• A 'Big O' celebration for Redding
• AC Pup: Shedding some light on the rest of the story
• Heroes Music Festival at Atlanta Motor Speedway canceled
• Unpaid bills to Macon draw tougher city line
• Ethics complaints coming against Elaine Lucas
• Pentagon attack hero praises military at 9/11 ceremony
• Ed Grisamore: Boy's 9/11 birthday a date that can never be erased
• Wesleyan College celebrates 175th birthday
• The big 7-0 for ‘Big O’: Redding featured in Kanye, Jay-Z song
• Georgia gets federal nod for drought assistance
• Macon City Council's Public Safety Committee discusses teen curfew options
• Cut taxes, Obama tells Congress in $450B jobs plan
• Redding songs playing at Gateway Park through weekend
• Otis Redding timeline
• Convicted killer is captured in Cochran
• 9/11 events in the midstate
• College Street improvements near Tattnall park get $1M grant
• Obama puts Georgia Works on jobs agenda
• Fleeing driver crashes into Napier Ave. store
• Curfew options being weighed by Macon officials
• Crossroads Writers Conference announces lineup for this year
• Correction
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• Days of events, tributes commemorating Otis Redding's birthday starts Thursday
• University to Hold 9/11 Remembrance
• Big Macon I-75 project well on the road to completion
• Another man arrested in Macon bus stop shooting
• Man shot in hand at his south Macon home
• Georgia Works jobs program may be put on national agenda
• Middle Georgia water council passes plan
• Regional sales-tax group to fight for widening of Ga. 96
• Teens sentenced in Village Green killing
• Stalnaker: Houston, Bibb counties key to passing regional transportation SPLOST
• Payne City votes down biomedical waste facility
• Correction
• Telegraph journalists flunk Air Force fitness test
• Cotton mill grant money might go to Dannenberg Building
• Bibb superintendent Dallemand, cabinet meet at Rutland High
• Airmen pass new fitness test with flying colors
• United Way in midstate has goal of $4.2 million
• Payne City residents to meet about biomedical plant
• University of Georgia officer dies in accident at Lake Sinclair
• Woman allegedly tried to run over sister with car in Macon
• Broader curfew policy being considered by Bibb
• Man arrested on marijuana, gun charges on Montpelier
• Nonpartisan elections urged by Bibb County political figures
• Macon's Aldean gets five Country Music Award nominations
• Dodge convicted murderer escapes transition center
• Scenes from the 35th annual Macon Labor Day Road Race
• Water plans almost done
• Lee’s remnants spawn Ga. twisters, drown Miss. man
• Some fear utilities influenced regional water plan
• Corrections
• Telegraph employee, brother arrested for trespassing, theft
• 18-car pileup causes I-75 traffic jam in Monroe County
• UPDATE: Hundreds participate in Macon Labor Day Road Race
• Legendary Southwest coach Richardson dies at 75
• Missing Twiggs man found dead
• Education Notebook: Dallemand leadership team changes again
• GLBC will hold Annual Legislative Conference in Savannah, beginning Sept. 15th
• GABEO president Tyrone Brooks talks about the importance of voting on 103.7 FM
• McDuffie excited about Mercer’s music plans
• What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Work brings happiness, pride to many in midstate
• Organization blurs political lines
• KITE Alliance works to help business
• Marine hero welcomed home to Hawkinsville
• Reborn Tobesofkee parks have best year, but still losing money
• Reichert’s spending questioned
• Armstrong's Macon plant has looming labor issues
• Barrow a sign of Democrats' Southern problem
• Holiday closings: What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Calendar: Reunions
• Calendar: Club meetings
• 75-and-Over Happy Birthday Club
• Injured Hawkinsville Marine gets big welcome home
• Political Notebook: Song about Macon on YouTube; Cain coming to WR
• Two found guilty in 2010 Village Green killing
• Macon teen charged with birthday party killing ID’d
• AC Pup: Times are changing for animals in Macon
• Science, math students get financial boost at Wesleyan
• Westside grad pursuing career in Hollywood
• Houston Avenue convenience store robbed
• Museum birdhouses a family affair
• Curfew efforts considered by Macon, Bibb officials
• 2011 was Georgia’s hottest summer on record
• What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Qualifying closes throughout midstate
• Newly proposed GA-152 includes 'South' Sumter, Lee and Worth counties
• Curfew options for Macon discussed
• Macon CAO Thomas leaving for Illinois job
• Bid allegation dropped against Westside principal Perkins
• Catalytic converters stolen from cars parked at two businesses
• Baldwin man charged with exploitation of children
• Macon neighborhoods to be asked for input on redevelopment
• Injured Hawkinsville Marine to get homecoming event
• At least 7 guns fired in fatal 2010 Village Green shooting, witness says
• What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Hearing explores work done at church by Twiggs employees
• September 2011 Faculty and Staff Notables
• Mercer Political Science Lecture Series Focuses on Rebuilding Democracy
• Promotions and Transfers September
• September Faculty and Staff
• Constitution Day Events to Feature Scholars Kathryn Abrams and Orville Vernon Burton
• A September to Remember: Music Events Hit the High Notes
• Haught to Deliver Mercer's Ginn Lectures on Christian Faith and Modern Science
• Author, Diplomat Glassman to Speak at Mercer's Executive Forum on Oct. 6
• Homecoming planned for injured Marine
• Meeting on Payne City medical waste facility draws crowd
• Complex owner: Blue gloves found in McDaniel's apartment belong to me
• Gang tensions evident during Macon trial
• Bibb courthouse fate back in limbo
• Macon police seek help in finding shooting suspect
• Medical waste treatment method proposed by MedSafe LLC in Payne City
• Macon or Americus: Which city is likely to consolidate first?
• Georgia Legislature ends session
• Reprieve of drought unlikely for midstate
• GOP hopeful Cain stops by Legislature
• Midstate candidate qualifying continues
• Luigi’s Bistro closing in downtown Macon
• The kid who will stay in the picture
• Mayor Reichert addresses recent Macon youth violence
• South Bibb drivers getting new traffic signal on Hartley Bridge
• Police make arrest in 2010 carjacking, shooting
• Ga. Senate redistricting committee approves proposed changes
• Village Green shootings sparked by Web posts, witnesses say
• 2 from Macon indicted in carjacking, murder case
• Midstate hit with string of burglaries
• 4 charged in Dublin slaying
• Macon man robbed, kidnapped
• Macon police charge man with 2010 carjacking, shooting
• Teen who was shot outside Macon party dies
• Ex-roommate saw 2 sides of accused killer McDaniel
• Northeast teacher McCarthy featured on CBS morning show
• Bibb superintendent Dallemand presents Bibb schools' challenges to Rotary Club
• Nancy Grace to be part of ‘Dancing with the Stars’ cast
• Volunteers sought to help dig for Macon’s roots at Fort Hawkins
• Former Crawford chairman sues county officials
• Progress on renovations, construction at Bibb schools continues
• Ex-UGA coach’s settlement with firm in doubt
• Macon man beaten, threatened
• Georgia’s U.S. senators tag team town halls
• Macon man attacked with bat at local nightclub
• Water stopped at Lake Wildwood dam
• Chambliss: Military cuts could slice deeper
• Three teenagers shot outside Sweet 16 party in Macon
• Education Notebook: Committee to search for new GCSU president
• Tea party builds steam at Georgia Capitol
• Racing club members test their driving skills in parking lot competitions
• New Macon center to help homeless people
• Macon's Amy Morton appears on WMAZ's 'Close-Up'
• ‘A light from the shadows’
• Ed Grisamore: Original Brer Rabbit statue built by Macon man
• Cain wins first statewide Republican straw poll in Perry
• Vintage music shop opens in Dublin
• Rural broadband demands rising, but funds are not
• SPLOST project breakdown
• Coming Sunday, a Laurens Giddings case EXCLUSIVE
• AC Pup: Response to outbreak shows that community cares
• Police have person of interest in Westside students’ shooting
• Midstate highway closures planned
• McDaniel murder case goes to grand jury
• Political Notebook: Republicans gather for annual fish fry
• Georgia National Fair concert tickets on sale Saturday
• Troubled Ramada Plaza sold again
• Transportation project list hearings set
• Ga. ethics commission selects new leader
• Clarification
• Correction
• Open valve allowing water out of Lake Wildwood
• UPDATE: More details revealed in Giddings murder case
• Macon’s Ramada Plaza gets new owner
• McDaniel's online posts describe torture, violence
• Copper thefts heat up at Macon recreation centers
• Reichert, Paris had expensive winning campaigns
• Ga. House approves GOP-designed congressional map
• Twiggs native who met King headed to memorial dedication
• Bibb calls for SPLOST referendum
• Minister sues the estate of elderly Atlanta woman killed by cops
• Bishop Eddie Long vows to move past allegations
• Cleanup of jet fuel in south Bibb broadened
• Mercer and Technical College System of Georgia Sign Articulation Agreement
• Internet posts about death linked to Stephen McDaniel
• Lofts at Mercer Village Officially Opens in the Corridor
• Westside students were likely targeted in drive-by shooting, police say
• GA-137: Will North Macon's Rep. Allen Peake receive a challenger in 2012?
• Ellis calls for election official Carr's resignation
• Macon murder trial of teen ends in mistrial
• Macon's State Rep. Nikki Randall is likely to have primary opposition in 2012
• Bibb commissioners call SPLOST meeting
• McDaniel ‘not doing well,’ says attorney
• Deal drops plan to move vote; OKs political maps
• McDaniel hears charges on child porn
• UPDATE: Car recovered after 2 Westside students shot in south Macon drive-by
• WRALL runs out of rallies
• Child porn charges for McDaniel
• Macon teen accused of fatal shooting on trial
• Back to School for Macon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UPDATE: Mid-Atlantic dashes Warner Robins' hopes of a World Series championship
• Bibb SPLOST list passes Macon council
• Bibb wins latest round of border battle with Monroe
• Attempted break-in at Loaves & Fishes
• Macon may retake control of Terminal Station
• Macon NOW begins second phase of economic campaign
• In focus: Northeast teacher featured in TV series
• Kemp wants Georgia relevant in presidential primary
• Judge retires amid unusual case
• Update: Child pornography found on McDaniel’s flash drive
• Earthquake felt at Little League Baseball World Series
• Mercer Student Earns Fellowship to Help Rebuild His Hometown’s Food System
• House, Senate OK redrawn political maps
• Bibb County wins round in border fight with Monroe
• New map would split Bibb into two House districts
• Barnesville man charged in assault in Monroe
• Forsyth artist wins Ga. license plate contest
• Ga. lawmakers unveil political map
• Warner Robins team wins another thriller
• Warner Robins advances in Little League World Series
• Five Monroe County residents charged in meth bust
• Elderly Macon man injured in attempted robbery
• Macon, Bibb close to SPLOST deal
• Paris takes oath of office and her place in Senate
• Captain D’s restaurant robbed
• Dog attack victim credits women with saving his life
• Mercer convocation starts new school year
• Correction
• Macon’s tax rate will remain the same
• Charges dismissed against midstate referee
• Bibb-Monroe border decision coming Tuesday
• Macon-Bibb Animal Control urging pet adoptions
• SPLOST list nixes courthouse renovation; Tubman in the air
• Multimillion-dollar Camp Wheeler survey complete
• Gunshot at Macon apartments prompts arrest
• FBI team takes aim at corruption
• Education Notebook: Agreement allows some technical college students to transfer to Mercer
• Law enforcement to get fingerprint scanners
• Chamber to seek penny tax for transportation
• Houston, Monroe to check inmates’ immigration status
• Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning: Music store, performance venue to open in Macon
• Macon property company in nasty court battle after deal goes bad
• Bibb County redistricting maps to get public scrutiny
• Las Vegas lender has trail of legal issues
• Reichert hoping to fulfill vision
• Ex-chairman faults Ga. lawmakers for bank’s collapse
• Man killed outside Gordon nightclub
• Telegraph columnist Corson dead at 78
• Southeast team from Warner Robins beats Midwest in Little League World Series
• Longtime Telegraph columnist Corson dies at 78
• Interactive map: Bibb County redistricting
• A.C. Pup: Middle Georgia couple finds Faith after losing Hope
• Local NAACP chief won’t step down
• Coroner: Tests show Mercer student died of natural causes
• COMING SUNDAY
• MWA completing major improvements across Bibb
• Questions abound in fatal police shooting in midstate
• Notes From The Hill: Lawmaker frustrated by Georgia bank failures
• Tubman museum remains SPLOST question
• Local minister to kick off trip to MLK memorial event
• "A Window in My Mind" takes to the Douglass stage
• Supporters speak up for Westside High principal Perkins at board meeting
• Notebook: Mid-Atlantic team plays on home turf at LLWS
• Identity released in fatal Baldwin County accident
• Barking dog alerts Macon residents to suspicious house fire
• No Georgia State Fair in 2012
• Sports hall gets new lease on life
• Georgia House, Senate OK redistricting maps
• Ga. to get tough with online gambling
• State doing survey about Armstrong Superfund listing
• Summer Faculty and Staff Notables
• Mercer Student Earns Fellowship to Help Rebuild His Hometown’s Food System
• Summer New Faculty and Staff
• No State Fair for 2012, Exchange Club votes
• Townsend Announces 2011-2012 Season
• University Chapel, Lyceum and Interfaith Challenge Share Tie-Ins This Fall
• Turnout surge key in tight Macon mayoral race
• Vacant Bibb house fire ruled arson
• Authorities recover vehicle of Bonaire woman attacked at home
• Georgia ranks low on survey about children
• Woman killed in wreck on Ga. 22 in Baldwin
• Paris turns focus on new Senate job
• Elections create end of era for Bibb Democrats
• Parenting expert speaking at Mercer University
• ANALYSIS: Every Macon precinct gained voters from primary to runoff
• Macon-Bibb County animal shelter cleanup nears end
• Man gets life in Twiggs killing
• Primary cocaine suppliers in east Macon plead guilty
• Investigators in Giddings case seek help with search of Twiggs landfill
• Redistricting plans up for Thursday vote
• Local leaders head to Atlanta to show support for Robins
• Long Building condemned, forcing book sale to move
• Macon council confirms new city attorney
• 55 animals transferred from Macon-Bibb Animal Control
• Shots fired at Bibb woman, passengers
• Youngest Giddings sister is college bound
• Reichert pulls off narrow win over Ellis in mayoral race
• Reichert re-elected as mayor
• Paris defeats Lucas handily in Senate runoff
• SCLC names King nephew as group’s new president
• Key panels in state Senate OK new political districts
• Macon-Bibb County SPLOST decisions delayed
• Plant Washington air permit tightens limits
• Bibb commissioners raise property taxes
• GOP could gain sway of Bibb Senate delegation
• Author, parenting expert to speak at Mercer
• Man nearly run down in Bibb motel parking lot
• Testimony begins in Twiggs County hotel beating death
• Female killed in Monroe County crash identified
• Reichert takes lead in mayoral race
• Time to Vote: Runoff Election Day
• Georgia Baptist College of Nursing Awarded $430,000 to Educate New Nursing Faculty for State
• Macon businessman Ramsbottom gives up real estate license
• Bibb SPLOST list nearly complete
• Macon shelter to euthanize pups, close for 3 days
• Southern Co. to receive federal grant to research carbon-capture systems
• Driver killed in Sunday wreck in Monroe County still unidentified
• Macon City Council committee OKs Welsh as full-time attorney
• Bibb sheriff’s office charges couple with arson
• Georgia lawmakers start redistricting process
• Br’er Rabbit recovered by Putnam authorities
• Reported stolen car found ablaze near downtown
• Clarification
• Shots fired at Macon apartment complex
• Macon plant fined for safety lapses
• Former Juliette man draws probation in fatal 2010 crash
• Clarification
• CORRECTION
• Macon pension board changes operations
• Mercer Physical Therapy and Shepherd Center Launch Residency in Neurologic Physical Therapy
• Banishment use varies in Middle Ga. judicial circuits
• Washington County's Bobby Anderson talks about redistricting on 103.7, WVKX-FM
• Warner Robins couple ‘shocked’ to win Dream Home
• Police: Falling bridge debris snarls Atlanta traffic
• Legal taxis ferry illegal immigrants to work
• EPA: Ga. inspections lacking for large farms
• Broadleaf residents to pay extra tax
• Ga. plotting No Child Left Behind exit
• Warner Robins could play pivotal role in tight state Senate 26 race
• WPGA adds black-focused networks
• Macon mayor's race: Ellis, Reichert differ on housing, finance record
• Discovery of decomposing bodies in Peach home described by relative
• Man shot to death in his Pleasant Hill home
• Stephen McDaniel's life behind bars
• Senate race: Lucas, Paris spar over ability, intention
• Macon men assaulted, robbed at gunpoint
• Comeback kids: WRALL taking third trip to World Series
• AC Pup: A back-to-school letter for children to read
• Early voting figures up for runoff
• Redistricting maps unveiled in Georgia
• Political Notebook: Ellis, Paris fail to show up to candidates' debate
• Midstate legislators to serve bigger districts
• Lucas, Paris get late endorsements for Senate
• 8:56 p.m. update: Florida leads 2-0 entering bottom of third
• Bibb churches aim to help needy with giveaway
• Bandits rob man in Bibb apartment parking lot
• Lucas wants debate with opponent Paris
• Tensions push Macon fire/police pension board close to breakdown
• Some Macon projects don’t make SPLOST cut
• Bibb Superintendent Dallemand says Westside principal Perkins should be fired
• Source: McDaniel missed 2nd bar-exam prep class
• Expert: Recession chances up
• St. Sen. 26: Miriam Paris' efforts to avoid TV debates should raise red flag
• Mercer Professor Named Apple Distinguished Educator
• Macon-Bibb merge off special session agenda
• Batteries stolen from Head Start buses
• Georgia College ranked among best in Southeast
• Georgia advances to regional championship, last stop on road to World Series
• Bibb courthouse security confiscates banned items
• Eatonton Br’er Rabbit statue stolen
• Regional sales-tax projects supported
• Deal: Special session to open Monday
• Paris stumbles on news release
• Terminated Bibb educator seeks reinstatement
• Bibb, Monroe border talks declared dead
• Man charged with assault at Macon apartment
• Correction
• Mercer One of America's Best Colleges
• $1 Million ‘Race to the Top’ Grant to Help Mercer Education Students Enter Work Force Through Partnership with KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools
• Bibb’s SPLOST list pared; water park, rec center out
• Weekend to honor Otis Redding
• Monroe County sustains storm damage
• New Macon monument still subject of dispute
• McDaniel’s mom: Police focused on fiber evidence in Lauren Giddings case
• Man charged with aggravated assault in incident at Macon apartment complex
• Elam Alexander students settle into new building as school starts
• Credit downgrade harmful to Ga. businesses, state chamber president says
• Job tax credits coming to city districts
• Several Bibb residents protest tax hike
• Fire destroys historic Ga. home built by FDR
• New contender named for $1.5M grant
• WR woman charged with felony murder in child’s death
• Ga. House Dems say GOP trying to purge white Democrats
• Group holds rally for convicted pastor Ross
• Coroner: Autopsy yields no surprises in fire death in downtown Macon
• Neighbor’s lawyer says client not involved in Lauren Giddings murder
• Storm fells trees, knocks out power in Macon
• McDaniel missed key bar exam prep session, man says
• Macon City Council checks rec center needs
• Bibb’s SPLOST list done
• Communication is vital for Bibb schools Superintendent Dallemand
• Property values fall in Bibb County
• Macon State College's Allbritten hosts first convocation
• Macon-Bibb County P&Z: Auto repair business may sell vehicles
• Bibb County man robbed outside of his home
• Deal: Ga. will apply for No Child law waiver
• Interactive map: Families with grandchildren
• Some Macon neighborhoods, rural midstate counties have high rates of grandparent-led homes
• Man accused of attacking Macon woman 112 days after prison release
• Amid test score scandal, Atlanta students head back to school
• Education notebook: Mercer, Wesleyan top college lists
• Southeast bucks trend of requiring renewable energy
• A closer look at Stephen McDaniel, the man accused in Lauren Giddings' killing
• Nursing shortage difficult to fill
• P&Z: Macon auto repair business plans to add sales
• Lauren Giddings' funeral held in Maryland
• Warner Robins soldier dies in rocket attack in Afghanistan
• Scott discusses debt deal with Houston Republicans
• McDaniel's mom: My son was framed in Lauren Giddings murder
• Athens radio personality leaving behind her legacy
• Pawnshop planned for former Deal site
• Crawford deputies charge men with breaking into cars
• AC Pup: Remembering Hope and the outpouring of love for her
• GSP seeks help finding hit-and-run driver in Eatonton
• Fleeing driver crashes in Macon police chase
• Ellis gains backing of local clergy, councilmen
• After 3 years, sea turtle makes it to ocean
• Morehouse to pay $1.2M after federal probe
• Shots fired at Macon residence
• Door locks thwart escape in fatal downtown Macon fire
• Georgia ethics chairman: I won’t resign
• Macon monument placement sparks clash of opinions
• Police: Macon woman dies, kills 1 in 2nd accident of day
• WR man charged in Whiskey River slaying in Macon
• Macon police arrest man with burglary tools, shotgun
• Political Notebook: Democrats’ grill action
• In Saturday’s Telegraph: New revelations in Lauren Giddings slaying
• McDaniel talked about getting away with murder, says Lauren Giddings slaying warrant
• Ga. mom opts for retrial in jaywalking death case
• Georgia receives $1 million college completion grant
• Georgia Power: Pollution rules might close plants
• Macon police investigate armed robbery outside pharmacy
• Ga. Gov. Nathan Deal sells bankrupt property
• Macon pension board meeting ends in confusion
• Bibb school system holds convocation
• State Senate 26: Election laws and voter rights will face examination in 2012
• Macon man beaten, robbed
• Macon man shot while walking along street
• Macon man charged with marijuana possession
• Macon picking recreation projects for SPLOST list
• McDaniel talked about killing, not getting caught, according to warrant in Lauren Giddings case
• Midstate can get state economic help
• Forsyth council appoints new city administrator and judge
• Macon ties record high temperature
• Two killed in five-car accident outside Dublin
• Macon council ward lines change just a little
• High school coaches focus on heat issues
• Hacksaw linked to McDaniel in Giddings case, warrant says
• I-75/I-16 interchange work makes regional projects list
• Macon man mugged by group of men
• Man who claimed he was shot is arrested in Bibb
• Update: Giddings news conference yields few details
• McDaniel charged with murder in Lauren Giddings' slaying
• Bibb commissioners unite on redistricting
• Giddings family searches Ocmulgee River for remains
• Macon council overturns mayoral veto on workforce fee
• Two downtown lanes closed to traffic for about 3 weeks
• New courthouse consensus sought before SPLOST vote
• Central City Park upgrade planned as SPLOST project
• Wesleyan plans nursing program
• Sunday alcohol sales to be on Bibb ballot in November
• Gravel truck overturns during morning rush hour
• Georgia legislators give their views on debt ceiling vote
• Ellis to focus on south Macon
• Reichert endorsed by range of leaders
• National Night Out anti-crime event held in Macon
• Early voting under way for Bibb runoff
• Lawsuit: County resources used on Twiggs church property
• Police, DA set meeting on Giddings
• Man robbed outside Macon store
• Police: Macon woman raped in front of children
• Bibb commissioners to take up Sunday alcohol sales
• Man’s fence knocked down by truck outside Macon park
• WR police: Boy left in car outside unlicensed day care died from heat stroke
• Crews film ‘American Pie Reunion’ scenes at Lake Lanier
• SCLC: Creecy’s plans to be continued
• Macon City Council picks SPLOST projects
• Street repair work in Macon set
• Georgia hosts major human trafficking summit
• Bibb BOE plans no increase of millage rate
• Welsh recommended to be permanent city attorney
• Macon police charge man in carjacking
• Employee at Dollar Tree store robbed
• Trio robbed at credit union ATM
• Man killed in single-car accident in Monroe County
• Macon woman struck by car dies because of injuries
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• Mercer One of America's Best Colleges
• Athens' Georgia Theatre reopens with built-in fire remnants
• GOP in charge of Ga. redistricting for 1st time
• Education notebook: Houston County students excel at CRCT
• State Sen. 26 : Juvenile justice reform, private prisons will become a key issue
• Macon man dies when plane crashes in Byron
• Macon Mall’s east-wing demolition set for this week
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Mrs. Griffin's BBQ sauce pink bottles help fund cancer research
• Giddings-case apartments come back to life after slaying
• Woman shot when bullets fired at her East Macon home
• New law students move into Giddings' former apartment complex
• Houston students among first to return to school in midstate
• Bragg Jam rocks Macon
• Bullying policies being created in midstate schools
• Business licensing process could be simpler, some say
• State Sen. 26, Macon mayor's race: Turnout will decide direction of community
• State Senate 26 race: Twiggs, Wilkinson deserve to be heard in runoff debate
• Warner Robins team wins state title, headed to regional
• AC Pup offers tips to help animals beat the heat
• Suspect sought in fourth Macon homicide of week
• Macon woman killed when dump truck hits car, police say
• Scott joined GOP holdouts in House debt limit debate
• Macon council picking SPLOST projects
• Charging dog shot by deputy on Houston Road
• Political Notebook: Pensions pay the cost of suspicion
• Georgia officials prepare for debt showdown fallout
• Deal spends day in Middle Georgia
• Families hit stores in preparation for start of school
• Butler's Pet Hospital closing doors after 56 years
• Georgia soldier convicted of murder after crash diet defense
• Ellis shrugs off bus depot campaigning complaints
• Ellis declines to discuss possible job offer for Brown
• Shots fired at Village Green residence
• Ga. Democrats visit Milledgeville as part of rural tour on redistricting
• Macon mayoral candidate C. Jack Ellis advocates changes to local transit system
• New Kanye, Jay-Z song features Otis Redding classic
• Macon man stabbed in leg
• Reward increased to $2,000 in 2010 Macon homicide
• Bibb investigators ask for public’s help to identify man’s body
• Decapitated dog’s death prompts huge online response
• Campaign incident leads to proposed Macon Transit policy
• Increased turnout at East Macon, Godfrey precincts is key to Macon mayor's race
• Housing efforts are priority for Habitat for Humanity volunteer
• Macon still seeking insurance consultant
• WPGA remains on Cox cable channel 6 for now
• Burns: Hunt for Giddings’ killer hinged on a matter of hours
• Macon City Council review public recommendations for proposed SPLOST
• Update: Police meeting with DA in Giddings case next week
• Giddings’ remains released to family
• Shots fired outside of Bibb convenience store
• Dodge to hold special election for Dupree’s seat
• Police: Longtime Ga. lawmaker found dead at his home
• Man accused of attacking Telegraph photographer gets indicted
• Howard High band members marching to their own beat
• Macon council talks SPLOST projects
• 5 local post offices on closure study list
• Vote delayed on Atlanta school board
• Ga. mom opts for new trial in son’s death
• Macon man injured in accidental shooting
• Man charged with ramming two sheriff’s vehicles
• Macon man accused of breaking into business
• Voters should demand televised debates for upcoming State Senate 26 runoff
• McDaniel to stay in jail until at least Aug. 4
• Ellis alleges voting problems
• Warner Robins woman carjacked at Macon shopping center
• Tom Hill Kroger gets OK for gas pumps, expansion
• Kids event in Macon stresses health
• Macon man fatally shot inside car
• Bibb school board not releasing documents about Westside principal
• Lawsuit filed to overturn police-fire pension deal
• Officials are still trying to identify body found in Ocmulgee River
• Police: Suspect in double-murder admits firing shots
• Macon man, wife robbed at home
• Macon man stabbed during weekend armed robbery attempt
• Four men charged in Sunday robbery
• Mercer student robbed at gunpoint
• Macfie to lead United Way campaign
• Mercer to Hold Fresh Start Career Extravaganza at Douglas Center
• Judge denies motion to disqualify DA's office in McDaniel case
• Percentage of Macon voters smaller in primary than in 2007
• Decomposed body found in Ocmulgee River
• Macon father, son shot dead
• Ga. colleges on spending spree
• Men jump out of car, rob Macon man
• Education Notebook: Macon State adds programs to curriculum
• Dueling mayors, dueling visions
• UPDATE: Suspect charged in Macon boarding house slayings
• Gray man hasn't missed a day of running since 1979
• Family of Giddings neighbor moves his belongings from apartment
• Kroger on Tom Hill might get gas pumps
• Decline in passengers continues at Middle Georgia Regional Airport
• Legendary coach Henderson attends book-signing in Macon
• Three men arrested in Pope’s Ferry incident
• Douglass Theatre: A look back at 90 years of history
• Douglass 90th celebration will honor ‘heroes and heroines’
• Macon ordinance would regulate door-to-door sales
• Man stabbed outside of his east Bibb home, chases suspect
• McDaniel’s family moves belongings out of apartment
• Macon conservatives 'crossing over' for Robert Reichert is not a sign of unity
• A.C. Pup: Want to avoid being bitten by a dog? Here’s how
• From the Hill: Chambliss group may still have say in debt debate
• FOX news program to focus on Giddings case
• Videotaped Ga. execution could spur legal moves
• Political Notebook: Making voting easy
• Health screenings, immunizations for children set for Monday
• Delays expected on interstate in Houston, Dooly
• No immediate ruling in McDaniel’s conflict-of-interest hearing
• Fort Valley State hosts redistricting forum to answer questions about process
• No change in Macon election results
• Bibb kids’ health fair set for Monday
• Update: No ruling from judge in McDaniel case
• Georgia State Fair board delays decision about 2012
• Westside principal Perkins placed on on leave during probe
• Police: 19-year-old Forsyth man nearly decapitated dog
• Peake's endorsement of Miriam Paris: Olive Branch or Trojan Horse for voters
• Knight Neighborhood Challenge announces new grant winners
• Pageant to be held two consecutive weekends in Macon
• Crawford County gets new website
• Crawford County water rates likely to increase
• Bibb County officials lobby for more transportation funding
• Robot adds new dimension to Bibb deputies’ marksmanship training
• Three sentenced in Dodge County bank robbery
• Ga. inmate dies in videotaped lethal injection
• Bibb charter school approved
• Fewer Georgia schools make AYP
• Georgia man executed for 1993 killings
• School system puts Westside’s Perkins on leave
• Griffith Endows Scholarship Program For Bibb County Students
• McDaniel apartment searched for third time; police confirm it's connected to Giddings case
• Reichert, Ellis vie for runoff support in rival’s strong neighborhoods
• Lucas, Paris to stay the course in State Senate race
• Lawmakers OK rules for redistricting process
• Macon man sentenced to 17 years for armed robbery
• California man robbed at Hilton Garden Inn parking lot
• Expert: Commuter rail will drive development
• Men robbed while house-sitting in Bibb
• Macon police to target break-ins
• Khan is Mercer scholarship’s 1st recipient
• Politicos: Brown’s failure surprising, but don’t count him out
• Middle Georgia mother indicted on federal sex charges
• Former credit union worker indicted
• Police search McDaniel's apartment, say it's related to Giddings case
• Mercer to Hold Fresh Start Career Extravaganza at its Henry Center
• Macon mayor's race: C. Jack Ellis forces Aug. 16th runoff with Robert Reichert
• One council member falls; three survive tough fights
• Paris, Lucas to meet in runoff in state Senate seat
• Beverly handily defeats Jones for House 139 seat
• Ficklin holds off Lemon again to keep Ward 3 seat
• Gibson upends Ward 2 incumbent Cranford
• Lucas edges Horne in close Ward 1 contest
• Jones defeats Harvey in Ward 4 council race
• Benedict retains Ward 5 council post with ease
• Incumbent Ellington retains Ward 3 council seat
• Schlesinger defeats Brown for Ward 3 post
• Thomaston residents indicted in federal Housing Authority case
• I-75 lanes, plus whole road, to close at night this week in Macon
• Bibb County considers anti-idling policy
• Mayor vs. ex-mayor: Reichert, Ellis to vie for repeat
• Macon council OKs Sunday liquor sales vote
• Plan would link midstate to Athens by river and rail
• Corner Stone Missionary Baptist Church roof collapses
• Shoplifting suspect caught after chase by Bibb deputies
• Macon officer shoots dog during attack
• Former Macon officer indicted on sex charge
• Ellis holds early in lead in Macon mayoral race
• Jack Kingston promotes hasty and irresponsible 'Cut, Cap, Balance' legislation
• Police looking at purchases McDaniel made at Wal-Mart
• More plans for proposed Macon-Bibb SPLOST spending hit wall
• Ga. ethics panelists contributed to campaigns
• Music hall money in city of Macon’s hands
• Lawyers ask to postpone Georgia execution, citing drug
• Scott: All parts of federal government must be cut
• DA will contest claim of conflict of interest in McDaniel case
• Scurrilous flier sows Macon election dissension
• Court wrestles with bizarre malpractice case
• Perry man gets 5 years in attack on Macon woman
• Georgia gets about 5,000 student loan applications
• Calhoun man arrested on molestation charge
• Georgia lawmaker wants educators to return bonuses
• Pilot killed in Augusta plane crash
• Macon still seeks channel return to basic analog cable
• Macon police investigating shooting, armed robbery
• Dublin man shot dead; killer at large
• Ocmulgee National Monument to mark 75th anniversary with events through December
• Community Health Works has wide impact
• Campaign on life support, Gingrich meets a coroner
• Prosecution in boys’ 2008 deaths delayed for multiple reasons
• Tuesday’s vote will help shape Macon for years
• Macon Iron sale to Schnitzer brings improvements, better benefits
• Candidates on Tuesday’s ballot
• Edgy anti-meth campaign to target more Georgia schools
• Cheating teachers in Atlanta told to resign or be fired
• Atlanta streetcar gets go-ahead from feds
• Copper theft brought to police attention by eyewitness
• Man's face cut with box cutter over $2, victim tells police
• "Dangerous" Ignico railroad crossing in line for improvements
• Brown details plans for mayoral administration
• Secretary of state eyes county Bibb/Monroe border sites
• A.C. Pup: I have some solutions for Georgia’s weight woes
• Georgia car tag winner delayed
• Byron raceway roars back to life in car ads
• Bibb school board gives its approval to Southwest principal
• No lab results yet in Giddings slaying
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Pastor decries negative campaigning
• Macon man stabbed
• Secretary of State Kemp to visit Bibb-Monroe line
• Macon mayoral candidates offer varying visions at debate
• Historic Jones County cemetery spurs community action
• Man carrying chain saw in bagarrested, charged with burglary
• Mom asked McDaniel if relationship with Giddings was possible
• Hit-and-run driver sought in fatal accident in Baldwin
• Bibb deputies charge three in theft, seek fourth suspect
• Roadwork expected on I-75 in Houston, Dooly counties
• Accused getaway driver in bank robbery arrested
• Secretary of state: Beverly can stay in House 139 race
• Audience grades candidates electronically in mayoral debate
• Cochran man charged with homicide in wreck
• Master key found in apartment of Giddings’ neighbor
• Macon film contest finalists announced
• Macon police open Village Green substation
• Attorneys at front of funding for Macon City Council races
• Candidates’ experience runs gamut in state Senate race
• Benedict calls for task force to help troubled neighborhoods
• Man stabbed outside of Macon store
• Macon woman robbed at residence
• If voters mark Republican on ballots, they can’t vote for mayor
• Reichert’s theme: All in this together
• Clarification
• Reward offered in Lauren Giddings slaying
• State judge rebuffs Anissa Jones' residency challenge against James Beverly
• Police search Giddings' next-door neighbor's apartment again
• No extras needed at Monroe County film location
• Still no water deal for Jones rural area
• GBI investigating weekend fight at Eastman YDC
• I-75 work to close lanes in Macon this week
• Paris outpacing Lucas in fundraising
• Ellis calls for more bus service, more bus shelters
• Macon doctor indicted in ‘pill mill’ case
• Horne outlines his plans to improve parts of east Macon
• CORRECTION
• Ellis seeking third term as Macon mayor
• Fort Benning Ranger awarded Medal of Honor
• Man indicted in 2009 killing of store clerk 'Danny' Patel
• Correction
• Truck crashes into store in attempted ATM heist
• Macon City Council mostly ignores Beall’s Hill event
• Mercer Ph.D. Student Selected as an ASCD Emerging Leader
• Mercer Professor Named Apple Distinguished Educator
• Two-block stretch of Pine Street to be improved near Medical Center
• Sunday alcohol sales vote moves forward with Macon council
• While in Macon, Giddings called police twice
• Reichert leads donations among Macon mayoral candidates
• Brown wants mayor’s job for change, broader influence
• Proposed Payne City medical waste plant draws opposition
• Former political opponent files ethics complaint filed against Elaine Lucas
• Macon Water Authority to get $259K in JP Morgan settlement
• Macon police investigating shooting at residence
• Shots fired at Macon apartment on Log Cabin
• Macon man shot after argument, police say
• Macon man shot during armed robbery attempt
• Georgia's recent immigration protests resembles Civil Rights Movement
• Dodge Commissioner Dupree dies, suicide suspected coroner says
• Bronson hopes to overcome huge odds in mayoral bid
• GA-26: Macon's David Lucas, Miriam Paris debate on WVKX, 103.7 FM
• Hispanics mobilize against immigration law
• Macon officers find active meth lab
• Hundreds attend memorial for Lauren Giddings
• Karen Giddings remembers her daughter’s intelligence, independent spirit
• Steelers' Hines Ward arrested on DUI charge in Decatur
• P&Z: Mercer Lofts seeks rezoning for phase 2
• Deal pulls in more than $550,000 for re-election bid
• Redneck Games draws old-timers, college students alike
• Jones woman charged in husband’s death
• Animal rescue ranch in Gray struggling as donations plummet
• Hundreds pack Macon church for Giddings' memorial Mass
• 'Lauren didn't really know what hit her,' mother says
• A.C. Pup: Join me in finding ways to help animals
• Burglars sought in attempted ATM heist at Macon convenience store
• Political Notebook: Dispute over separation of powers
• Burglary suspect caught inside Forsyth store
• Rapid response can lessen lightning damage
• Giddings’ family back inside her apartment
• Mercer History Class, Artist Collaborate for Exhibition about Douglas(s) County History
• Ed Grisamore: Woman pressing ahead through tragedy
• Macon police seek remains of dismembered law grad
• Newcomer to face incumbent in Ward 3 race
• Horne files complaint against Lucas
• Macon police saying little on week-old Giddings killing
• Benedict, former teacher battle for Ward 5, Post 1
• Lightning ignites house fire in Lake Wildwood
• Gospel concerts announced to support Robert Brown
• Former Macon councilman faces incumbent in Ward 4, Post 2 race
• Body is Lauren Giddings, Macon police say
• Health care providers vie for state House District 139 seat
• Macon part of competition to boost arts journalism
• Sandersville motorcyclist wounded in Macon
• Rules set for fired Public Works director's hearing
• Law about placement of campaign signs clear but its enforcement haphazard
• Monroe County set to host film crews for ‘Jayne Mansfield’s Car’
• Atlanta mayor announces return of Music Midtown
• Update: Police ask for public’s help in Giddings’ slaying
• Men arrested following Macon burglaries
• Macon council hears Tubman plans, request for funds
• Smoking ban for Lake Tobesofkee rejected
• Sunday sales headed for debate in Bibb
• Macon man arrested in connection with burglary
• Former Bibb coach honored
• Macon man shot in home
• Bibb officials see threat in proposed employee manual
• Woman tased after alleged striking of Bibb deputy
• Police investigating attempted robbery on Mumford Road
• Correction
• Evidence search in Giddings case leads to storm drains
• A game of tag: Public helping pick new state license plate
• Midstate crowd packs lake beaches for sun, fireworks
• Ficklin, Lemon face off for council post again
• Evidence in Giddings case sent to FBI
• Ultralight crash injures elderly Dodge County man
• Robins Air Force Base worker epitome of Independence Day
• Police sifting through clues in Giddings case, but no arrest so far
• Holiday events
• What’s open, what’s not for the Fourth of July
• Education Notebook: Peach County lunch prices may increase
• New Law: Drivers must yield 3 feet to cyclists
• Spalding sheriff dies; was in wreck last month
• Candidates square off at east Macon forum; Brown absent
• Old Glory waves along Old Wire Road
• Local produce the focus of farm program
• Sweet redemption: Unadilla native David Ragan wins at Daytona
• Missing Mercer grad's family, friends create memorial
• College Hill project hailed as 'tremendous success'
• Certified Farm Markets in midstate
• Immigration law protesters rally in Atlanta
• Cain revs up mainstream conservatives
• Crawford water rates may go up
• Club Calendar
• Holiday events
• Holiday closings
• A.C. Pup: July Fourth fireworks present hazards for pets
• Police treating remains as those of Mercer law grad
• For Woodards, police work is all in the family
• New arguments filed with state in Bibb-Monroe border dispute
• Political Notebook: Lucas jumps the gun
• July 19 ballots set as no independents qualify during week
• Single-lane closures on I-75 in Houston and Dooly next week
• Holiday closings
• Holiday events
• Macon police ‘pretty sure’ body is that of missing Mercer law grad
• Mercer President William D. Underwood, Law School Dean Gary Simson Issue Statements on Lauren Giddings
• Body found outside apartment of missing Mercer law grad; neighbor arrested on burglary charge
• Armed man, woman enter Macon home, rob resident
• Macon board reaches pension agreement
• Democratic Macon mayoral candidates attend debate
• Three armed men rob Macon man
• Bibb investigators charge man in shooting outside dollar store
• Brown, Schlesinger focused on winning Macon council seat
• Macon man killed in Albany shooting
• UPDATE: Coroner confirms body found was female, victim of homicide
• Midstate farmers market organizers exploring ways to increase foot traffic
• Charges widen in alleged Twiggs fraud ring
• GBI probes possible theft at Wilkinson tax office
• Train derails in Monroe County
• Jack Kingston attempts to explain punitive immigration stance in Clinch County
• Incumbent lawyer, retired lawman vie for Ward 2, Post 2
• Above and Beyond: Jones dairy farmer named Southeast’s Farm Mom of the Year
• Ellis: Fight poverty to fight crime
• Macon man shot during argument
• Staton, college at odds about money
• Midstate officers to take to I-75 for traffic crackdown
• The Medical Center of Central Georgia demonstrates new booster seat law
• Crawford deputies searching for missing man
• Florida man sentenced to serve 15 years in assault of Macon woman
• Woman tries to rob Cochran bank, threatens explosion
• Candidate for state House seat urging health care coalition
• Bibb budget approved with tax increase, opposition
• Bibb deputies investigate shooting
• Lucas, Horne vie for Macon City Council seat
• Correction
• Man charged with arson in Bibb County
• Peake sends out endorsements
• CORRECTION
• Macon council passes budget
• Musicians hold concert in Macon to promote voting
• Saxby Chambliss advocates Medicare, Social Security cuts during visit to Macon
• Child in stable condition after being struck by car in Macon
• Bibb County residents get early jump on early voting
• Lightning likely cause of blaze that gutted Bibb apartments
• Independents can qualify for Macon offices
• National debt threatens U.S., Chambliss says at Rotary Club
• Correction
• Macon man stabbed during weekend, police say
• Two men shot in Bowden Homes home invasion in Macon
• Macon police investigating two armed robberies
• Hawkinsville man accused of killing girlfriend
• Released convicts seek fresh start in job market
• Youth work on Macon homes, feed homeless for mission project
• UPDATE: 19 families displaced by massive apartment fire; lightning may be cause
• WR man arrested in shooting, beating
• Fatal shooting under investigation in Pulaski County
• Newspaper hawker fights off thief
• Education notebook: Schools in Bleckley, Crawford ace CRCT
• Ed Grisamore: How a Macon Confederate ended up buried in New York
• Leland’s legacy extends beyond Georgia College campus
• Woman arrested in Vineville SunTrust robbery
• Cannonball House re-enacts wedding in honor of Civil War 150th
• Margaret Mitchell film coming to Douglass before TV premiere
• Former Saf-T-Oil station in downtown may be renovated
• Athens nurse allegedly went shopping with dying patient's credit card
• Macon leaders in Savannah for training
• East Bibb shooting leaves one wounded
• Reunions
• Lower gas prices please midstate drivers
• Experts divided over whether execution went awry
• Georgia gas tax frozen by Deal
• Isakson bill aims at protecting assaulted Peace Corps workers
• Racism charges are a lie, says Brown
• Brown deeds property with delinquent taxes back to previous owner
• Political Notebook: Grants, Chambliss apps, and how to handle meth and snakes
• Free concert at Hummingbird aims to drum up younger voters
• Disabled vet’s house blocked by neighborhood panel for being small
• Historical bronze plaque stolen; thief sought
• Counterfeit $50 and $100 bills found in Bibb are hard to spot
• Teen pleads guilty in Soperton slaying, home invasion
• Four men walk away after train hits their car in Warner Robins
• AC Pup: New animal shelter could be paid for with SPLOST
• 'Iran found a willing supplier' in Perry man, attorney says
• Katie Couric's father, former Middle Georgian, dies at 90
• Ellis returns to Forest Hill widening fight
• Fort Hawkins panel urges council to reinstate Willett's voting role
• NAACP asks Macon, Bibb leaders to denounce Dodge Confederate flag
• Philadelphia murder suspect arrested at Macon bus station
• Nursing scholarship offered by Macon State College Foundation
• Grant to allow more government access in Macon
• Jones officially launches campaign for Lucas’ former House seat
• Brown gets mayoral endorsements from Randall, Hutto, Timley
• Ga. executes inmate convicted of Savannah slaying
• Woman charged with killing grandchild in Ga. pond
• Mercer Alumnus John Couric, Father of Broadcaster Katie Couric, Dies at 90
• UPDATE: Sentencing set for Perry man connected to Iran military supply network
• Macon a top city for vehicle theft, statistics show
• Bibb, Houston schools see gains in math
• Georgia Music Hall of Fame signs removed
• Forsyth names new municipal judge
• Macon tattoo business robbed at gunpoint; two arrested
• Report: Plant Washington would raise power bills
• Woman sought in robbery of Vineville SunTrust bank branch
• NewTown, Capricorn studios and Cox Capitol Theatre join forces
• Lizella man charged with breaking into Verizon store
• Legal question complicates Fort Hawkins funding
• Cox to drop WPGA in July
• Bibb investigators seek public help solving burglary
• Wilkinson County High damaged by storm
• Vineville Avenue bank branch robbed
• Macon budget vote held up with council over pension spat
• Bibb commission cautiously considers smoking ordinance
• Three indicted in Family Dollar clerk killing in Bibb
• Ed Grisamore: Postcards from a summer day
• Gingrich fundraising advisers quit; campaign over $1M in debt
• Timley now leads Macon council
• Property tax hike opposed by residents at Bibb hearing
• Man stabbed in back at Rivalry's
• Macon police charge man with trying to break into restaurant
• Autopsy inconclusive in death of man found behind vacant home
• Street-sweeping worker struck by gun in Baconsfield Kroger parking lot
• Man charged in armed robbery attempt at Big Lots
• Rural Republicans in Georgia can’t have it both ways on immigration reform
• Macon mayor responds to Dodge County confederate flag controversy
• Tax increase, smoking ordinance on Bibb commission agenda
• 49-year-old Macon man found dead behind vacant house
• Climatologist say spring was hottest on record for Macon
• Public invited to cartoonist session at The Telegraph
• Macon City Council poised to vote on budget
• Macon police recover weapon after investigating gunshots at former school
• Macon’s Ward 3, Post 1 candidate Stanley P. Brown advocates ‘green’ approach
• James Beverly, Anissa Jones qualify for Macon's House District 139 seat
• The shelter of home: Part 2
• Masked man robs woman in north Macon grocery store parking lot
• Robert Brown talks about Macon mayor's race on 103.7 WVKX-FM
• Time for some rest: Heavy schedule catches up with Henley at end of U.S. Open
• Childhood pals come home to throw annual Father’s Day bash for Bloomfield
• Peace Corps volunteer’s murder haunts Isakson
• Masked man robs woman in grocery store parking lot
• Ed Grisamore: It’s important for fathers to be there
• Local merchants excited about debit card fee reduction
• Macon museum going strong 55 years later
• The shelter of home
• SW High, Tenn. St. grad Danny D. Glover wants 'One Macon', seeks Council seat
• Macon Animal Control missing money, records
• Juneteenth festival teaches while entertaining all ages
• Youth group holds mansion raffle, sans mansion
• Judge penalizes Hustler over dead woman's photos
• Cox Capitol Theatre looks to bounce back after economic woes
• AC Pup’s wishes for this Father’s Day
• Macon pension controversy spills into election
• Firefighters put out brush fire in north Bibb
• Henley heads into weekend with momentum
• Cousins accused of copper theft off Houston Ave.
• Gaming machines, $50K taken in Jones raid
• Brown backs off taking credit for prostitution bust
• Paris qualifies in last day for Senate
• Henley makes U.S. Open cut
• 'Strolling' meth lab nets two arrests in Village Green
• Political Notebook: Brown talking the talk
• New Macon State program aims for Robins jobs
• Bibb man accidentally shoots self in leg
• City of Macon, pension board edge closer to deal
• Annual Bragg Jam to feature Jamey Johnson, other bands
• Two more qualify for Lucas' House 139 seat
• Sports Hall of Fame decision delayed
• Authorities investigate shooting at popular Payne City pub
• Back-nine opener claims some victims
• Watson named to Newspaper Hall of Fame
• Four women arrested in prostitution detail in Macon
• Students send science project aloft at Macon State
• McIlroy off to another strong start at U.S. Open
• Henley steady through first Open round
• Ellis has big plans for east Macon
• Trustees fire Tattnall headmaster
• Macon shooting victim not talking to police
• Macon man arrested on multiple charges
• Macon police investigate fire at vacant home
• Correction
• Henley good to go at U.S. Open
• Macon ties another heat record
• Macon park dedicated in memory of couple who helped hundreds
• Final Bibb SPLOST session set for Thursday
• Macon council panel passes $116M budget
• Brown reveals plan to fight crime if elected Macon mayor
• Henley to start with tricky par-3
• American golfers fighting drought
• Macon police investigate arson, theft at apartments
• State Senate 26 special election is scheduled for July 19th
• Young Democrats gather for training session at Macon's Wesleyan on June 18th
• Mabel White Baptist, WMAZ cut ties
• ‘Halluva Auction’ set for Friday
• Lucas, Gale qualify for Brown’s former Senate seat
• Dublin schools approved as charter system
• Correction
• Macon-Bibb County citizens show up for June 13th redistricting discussion
• Georgia Democrats will vote for new Senate Minority Leader on June 20th
• Macon City Council Overview ( For the week of June 13-17, 2011)
• Henley rests ahead of playing in U.S. Open
• Henley tours Congressional with Love
• Macon officials seek new use for $1.5 million grant
• Man attempts to rob Macon McDonald’s
• Officials reviewing how killer escaped state prison
• McDowell returns to defend championship
• Flag Day: Flags retired at Fort Hawkins
• Fire at vacant Payne City house under investigation
• Men accused of east Macon business burglaries
• Lake Arrowhead Pavilion grand reopening canceled
• Meetings generating ideas for Macon’s future
• Terminal Station deal still in limbo
• Fallen police, firefighters might get new monument
• Three Mercer Press Authors Claim Georgia Author of the Year Awards
• Mercer PA Team Wins 1st Place in National Medical Challenge Bowl
• Jones County in deal for Baldwin to supply rural residents with water
• Macon law enforcement officers rise up the ranks
• Escaped killer back in custody at Hancock State Prison
• Macon restaurant robbed
• Permit OK’d for Broadway eatery and sports bar
• 3 charged with stealing metal from Bibb cell tower
• Police precinct OK’d for Village Green area
• Deadline looms to register to vote in Macon primary elections
• Tech plans taking hold in Bibb
• Residents give lawmakers their redistricting opinions
• Gunmen break into Bloomfield woman’s home
• Henley has second shot at dream
• Wildfire season shows no sign of slowing in Ga.
• Music hall of fame closes doors for final time in Macon
• Education Notebook: Local colleges add $700M to midstate economy
• Will music hall have a future elsewhere?
• Immigrants seek info about new Georgia law
• Brooks Co. Juneteenth Society honors past, celebrates future in Jun. 18th event
• Dragon Boat Festival held at Lake Tobesofkee
• Juliette marks 20 years since ‘Fried Green Tomatoes’
• Music hall doomed almost from start
• Telegraph wins 16 Georgia Press awards
• Macon mayoral race offers choices, contrasts
• Local record store owner laments passing of music hall
• Along Bass Road, economic activity looking up
• P&Z: Restaurant and sports bar proposed for Broadway
• Cousino fails to qualify for mayor, plans to run as write-in
• Deal ends economic squabble
• Political Notebook: Welcoming back David Lucas
• 600 Bibb property values appealed so far
• Monroe judge pleads guilty to DUI
• Shooting accident kills 3-year-old in Eastman
• A.C. Pup: Love really is blind for once-abandoned animals
• Sheriff's substation opens in south Bibb
• Macon police announce road closures
• Police: Five men arrested after break-in at Kohl’s
• Tensions still high in Macon fire/police pension talks
• Bibb school board approves leadership team
• Brown qualifies to run for Macon mayor
• Macon man arrested on drug, weapons charges
• Water permit settlement reached on planned coal-power plant
• Macon heralding 50th anniversary of Bowden’s integration
• Ga. students improve on standardized tests
• Gingrich campaign in tatters as top aides resign
• Peach to get long-awaited hospital
• Correction
• Federal judges seem receptive to health care challenge
• Men who killed then-Bibb DA await shift to parole
• Macon foots bill for most accident damage to traffic lights
• Mayoral candidate Ellis proposes new use for music hall building
• Council committee gives Macon budget line-by-line look
• One incumbent, two newcomers file to run for Macon council
• Bibb approves property tax increase
• Son of Capricorn co-founder Walden dies in bizarre accident
• Georgia National Fair adds new concert to schedule
• Abandoned truck struck by train in Macon
• House fire battled Wednesday night on Date Avenue
• Macon woman robbed of pills outside her home
• Correction
• Above & Beyond: Former student aids mentor who now suffers from Alzheimer's
• Correction
• Mercer’s Crisp Earns Fellowship to Study for Ph.D. at Florida State
• Macon City Council back to full strength
• Three hurt when SUV rolls in Macon
• Macon activities voucher program likely back
• Judge resigns from Forsyth post after DUI arrest
• Four qualify for Macon city races
• Residents discuss Macon’s future at town hall meeting
• Bibb Commission raises some fees at Lake Tobesofkee
• Correction
• Correction
• More police presence likely in Village Green neighborhood
• Macon council panel squabbles over rules
• High uranium levels found in some Bolingbroke well water
• Macon cop suspended after being charged with DUI
• Public input to drive forums about election issues
• Reichert, Ellis make mayoral bids official
• McGee ending 35-year career with Bibb schools
• Macon man shot in leg during drive-by shooting
• Macon teen shot in foot in front of family’s residence
• Macon man charged with hitting ex-girlfriend with beer can
• Police: Woman stabbed in her house by boyfriend
• Armed robber victimizes clothing store on Eisenhower Parkway
• Henley qualifies for U.S. Open for second consecutive year
• Salon robbed of cash, phones
• SUV stolen in south Bibb, recovered with girl inside
• Macon man shot in ankle during drive-by
• Teen arrested, hurt in Macon car chase
• String of Macon burglaries leads to arrests
• Local soprano wins accolades in Vineville Methodist recital
• Education Notebook: Woodfield, autism group hosting open house
• Mortuary cooler stirs debate among officials
• Proposed $6 million chapel latest effort by Wesleyan to reconnect with Methodist ties
• Missing teen back in Canada
• AIDS at 30: Midstate doctors, activists carry on mission of prevention
• AIDS not yet conquered, but first man cured of disease brings hope
• Living with AIDS in Macon
• Kids fishing derby at Javors Lucas Lake draws hundreds
• Fleeing man left pot, crack, son in car, Monroe deputies say
• Veterans returning home to joblessness
• Motorcyclist hurt in Monroe
• Bibb school board holds governing sessions
• Town hall meeting next week on Macon's future
• Rash of kitchen fires underscores need for cooking safety
• Traffic to be affected Saturday by triathlon at Lake Tobesofkee
• House vote on debt ceiling shows widening partisan split
• Macon man wins $1M lottery, says he's going to Vegas
• IMAX theater coming to AmStar at end of month
• Missing Canadian teen found in Bibb
• Newcomer Brown to challenge Schlesinger for council seat
• Tattnall Square Park gets boost from $1M grant
• Macon sets record of 103 degrees
• AC Pup: Dog comes to loving home from overseas after being shot
• Charter schools options unsure after ruling
• College Hill and the City of Macon Announce Major Grant to Fund Improvements to Tattnall Square Park and College Street
• Update: Macon man wins $1 million from scratch-off ticket
• Mercer's Brogdon Named State Counseling Student of the Year
• Mercer's Brogdon Named Counseling Student of the Year for Georgia
• UniverSoul Circus performs in Macon
• Macon council candidate Lemon renews challenge to Ficklin
• Bibb campus police practice school shooting scenarios
• Queenie, the famous water-skiing elephant, dies in Valdosta
• Macon’s smoking debate to reignite
• Brown, Reichert spar over jobs record, TV ad
• Georgia sued over immigration law; Sen. Brown seeks repeal
• Lizella man sentenced to 10 years for timber theft
• Bibb clears EPA air hurdle
• Forsyth implements outdoor watering ban
• Correction
• Rep. Lucas released from hospital after heart surgery
• Macon pension board settles on plan
• Masked robbers steal cash, cigars from Macon discount store
• Big midstate road projects backed by state panel
• Shots fired at vehicle at Pio Nono, Montpelier
• Boeing avoids 70 planned job cuts in Macon this year
• Midstate in grips of heat wave, drought
• Hatchett to become Deal's floor leader in House
• Highway webinar scheduled
• Alleged copper thief caught on store roof
• Sheriff’s office investigates gang-related shooting
• 2nd man charged with murder in 2009 shooting
• Gaudets retiring baseball camp after 25 years
• Retired police captain Gibson to oppose Cranford for Macon council seat
• Glover, new college graduate, seeks Ellington’s council seat
• Powell council hearing misfires
• Macon woman draws probation in elder abuse
• Shots fired at parked vehicle in Macon
• Youths point gun at Macon woman
• Man shot in face with BB gun
• Man robs friends while playing cards, Macon police say
• Man mugged on Plant Street
• Jeffersonville woman arrested on charges of identity theft, tax return fraud
• Walking tour shares Macon’s music history through stories, sites
• Bibb schools OK fiscal 2012 budget
• Bibb-Monroe fight reaches state Capitol
• Bibb-Monroe border fight reaches state Capitol
• Season Tickets on Sale for 2011-2012 ‘Destination: Broadway’ at The Grand Opera House
• State’s high-speed rail efforts keep heading off track
• Veterans remember fallen armed forces members
• Rep. Lucas expected to recover after heart attack
• Police looking into west Bibb shooting
• Holiday weekend sees increase of intoxicated boating in midstate
• Scout’s project pays tribute to soldiers killed in action
• Memorial Day services
• What’s open, what’s not for Memorial Day
• Education Notebook: Free meals offered to Houston children this summer
• Monroe nears final stages of landfill project
• Elderly especially susceptible to heat
• WR campus of GMC adds Army ROTC program
• Local BBQ team wins best ribs award at national competition
• Macon bus use surges as time reliability climbs
• Macon woman's brother, killed in WWII, finally comes home to rest
• 'A flag over my grave'
• Memorial Day observances schedule
• Memorial Day closings
• Expansion a goal of CertusBank, which took over Atlantic Southern
• Macon workers free dog from storm drain
• City may not recoup money from damaged houses
• Owner considering selling former Ramada Plaza
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Thinking pink ... handcuffs
• Correction
• AC Pup: Memorial Day is a time to reflect with gratitude
• Midstate officials hold spots on key redistricting panel
• Memorial Day closings
• Memorial Day observances schedule
• Georgia College names new vice president
• Report: Man fired upon while in vehicle on Napier Avenue
• Macon police investigate shots fired at home
• Community gardens sprouting up
• Correction
• Oconee River Greenway Authority gets large grant
• Macon council hears what city hopes to spend on big-ticket items
• Roberta man gets prison sentence for drug-related conviction
• GBI looks into Crawford County death
• Winds knock down trees across Macon
• Radio deal leads to dispute at Bibb budget hearing
• Memorial Day services
• What’s open, what’s not for Memorial Day
• Longtime airport director Elder dies
• City, county honor fallen firefighter trainee
• Bibb improves, Houston excels on grad tests
• Albanian waiter a favorite of Natalia’s customers
• Jaime Kaplan chosen to fill Macon council seat
• Macon's budget meeting dwells on Terminal Station
• As Bibb deals with deficit, costs increase
• Animation museum founder interested in music hall building
• Museums ask Bibb to increase funding
• Now that Georgia Music Hall of Fame is closing, officials wonder ‘now what?’
• Terminal Station contract held up by council committee
• Bibb agencies at odds about taking economic lead
• Disappointment, shock at closing of music museum
• Georgia Music Hall of Fame to shut down June 12
• Bibb commissioners make few cuts or promises on budget
• Attitude is how we react to life
• Man gets prison in 2002 case
• Officers already looking for traffic violators
• Correction
• Correction
• President Underwood Announces Appointment of Dalton and Elkins to New Senior Administrative Positions
• Georgia Music Hall of Fame to close June 12
• Former Macon insurance agent pleads guilty to fraud
• Macon building gets OK for apartments
• Bouncing paper spools from truck accident trigger geysers in south Bibb
• Man shot in ankle after argument in Macon
• Macon police sergeant named interim head of Animal Control
• Bibb commissioners struggle to make budget cuts
• Complaints about Macon police heard, rejected
• Macon police investigate vehicles being hit by stray bullets
• Bibb schools chief doesn’t dillydally
• Bibb school board tentatively approves fiscal 2012 budget
• All six Macon pools expected ready Saturday
• Macon misses out on HOPE VI grant
• Pension board votes down Mayor Reichert’s repayment plan
• Ga. suffers record timber loss from storms, fires
• Concert series returns to Gateway Park
• Immigration crackdown worries Vidalia onion county
• Charter schools scramble for approval
• Education Notebook: 3 midstate educators attending Library of Congress program
• 'What any parent's gonna do'
• Sunday alcohol sales vote planned in some local areas
• Shake-up coming to Macon council as Paris, Blake leave
• Man charged in burglary at Macon apartment complex
• Dodge Co. Commissioners attempt to recreate 1956 with Confederate flag display
• Man drowns after saving 3 kids at Lake Tobesofkee
• Cain announces GOP presidential run in Atlanta
• ‘Ugly’ dogs steal the show at Paws in the Park
• Telegraph wins big in AP contest
• P&Z: Downtown building may be used for apartments
• Fallen law enforcement officers remembered at WR vigil
• Optometrist James Beverly announces candidacy for House 139 seat
• AC Pup’s best buddy Eonn an asset to police – and an inspiration
• Man charged with stealing ambulance in Macon
• Macon officials say police, firefighter promotion process race-neutral
• South Carolina bank acquires Atlantic Southern
• Free movie night at Water Works Park
• Mercer scholarships available from city
• Woman justified in shooting death of ex-boyfriend, prosecutors say
• DeFore seeking 40-plus years on Macon City Council
• Political Notebook: If you budget it, they will come - sometimes
• Notes from the Hill: Senators bash bid to bop Big Oil
• No charges in alleged sex assault at Baldwin County school
• Bibb school board approves tax schedule
• Smoking rules make comeback with Macon council
• Desires conflict at Bibb SPLOST forum
• Memorial Day Service
• Legislators will meet in Valdosta on May 24th for redistricting discussion
• School's out: Macon students mark last day of classes
• Democrats push public to weigh in on redistricting
• Monroe County man dies in pickup accident
• Macon budget hearings trip over benefits
• Baldwin couple indicted on felony murder charge in infant death
• Macon police arrest three on copper theft charges
• Six arrested in Bibb on drug charges
• Macon man arrested on arson charge
• Bibb man arrested on child cruelty charge
• Police, firefighters promoted after consent decree lifted
• Bibb committee works to enhance recreation
• Man faces multiple charges in power pole hit-and-run
• Probe under way after Bibb baby sustains multiple skull fractures
• Macon man gets life in prison for rape of teen
• Bibb honors fallen public safety personnel
• Sumter County Board of Commissioners listen to plans for Citizen Review Board
• Local governmental agency dispatches 'Mobile Lab Unit' to help unemployed
• Correction
• 87-year-old makes hundreds of quilts for charity
• Macon council seat open again
• Board: Widen Forest Hill next year
• Lurching back: Zombie film returns for Macon premiere
• Georgia College president is new UC Merced chancellor
• Macon City Council's budget talks continue
• Bibb County tax notices to be mailed next week
• Macon Council President Paris enters race for Senate
• Macon ties record low set 38 years ago
• Sandersville's State Rep. Mack Jackson talks about reapportionment on 103.7 FM
• Macon's Miriam Paris officially announces intentions to run for state Senate
• Macon man indicted in Ocmulgee National Monument arson
• Vandalized Macon houses handed over for rental use
• Arrest warrant released in Macon animal control dog euthanization probe
• Swan song from the top of Bird City
• Courthouse dress code debated by commission
• Accuser faces suspect in rape trial
• Two Deal vetoes centered on Middle Georgia measures
• Gov. Deal signs $18.3B budget
• Online high school recruiting in Macon
• Reichert: Sunday alcohol sales should get local vote
• Dublin man a homicide victim, authorities say
• Inaugural Macon State teacher seminar prepares education graduates for working world
• Mercer Student Earns Honorable Mention for Goldwater Scholarship
• Drought expected to worsen
• Macon man pleads guilty to carjacking
• Ga. Supreme Court strikes down charter schools law
• Official: Milledgeville teen's drowning shows dangers of Oconee River
• Midstate firefighter loses home in blaze
• Local school systems stand behind charter schools ruling
• Attorney defends former Macon Animal Control officer
• Macon police issue citations at massage parlor
• Indicators good, but no decision on Georgia State Fair until July
• Macon police investigating gunshots on Beddingfield Avenue
• Roberta man dies in Taylor County accident
• Macon pension funding plan hits snag
• Bibb officials want courthouse to be part of SPLOST
• Mercer chancellor seeks faith connections in new book
• Police investigate possible drowning in Milledgeville
• Study to find cost of water rules for local government
• Education Notebook: 10 midstate educators named to Georgia’s Master Teachers list
• Huckaby faces new challenge as Ga. chancellor
• Ice Age exhibit at museum impresses children and adults
• Midstate high school graduations
• Exceptional grads from around Middle Georgia
• Cain lists ‘common sense’ priorities
• Incumbent wins race for state Republican chair
• Herman Cain attemps to build momentum at Macon's GOP convention
• Miriam Paris plans to hold May 18th press conference to discuss political plans
• Gingrich businesses owed states taxes
• Man settles Macon police brutality suit
• Former Miss America Fickling receives honorary degree with Mercer’s graduating class
• AC Pup: Protect your pet during an emergency
• Bibb faces budgetary shortfall of millions
• Wilkinson County man dies while driving his pickup
• Gingrich discusses image, beliefs, economic issues
• Gingrich: Election biggest since 1860
• Lawmakers, committee shed little light on music hall’s future
• Macon’s police, fire departments seek budget increases
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Hammering it home
• Scott says proposed Defense budget benefits Middle Georgia
• Mercer Chancellor Pens Book, Is God a Christian?
• Macon sets heat record
• More questions raised about dog’s death in Macon storm drain
• Six midstate women honored by Girl Scouts
• Free festival targets childhood obesity
• Ralston: Punish legislators who owe
• Funds make impact for Ga. schools that received millions
• Graduation test scores up in state
• Bibb school board panel OKs academic calendar
• Bibb teen gets 30 months on gun charge
• Meeting coming to promote Macon-Hampton passenger rail
• Red Cross honors Hometown Heroes
• Macon agencies detail work, spending
• Technology upgrades, renovation unveiled at Washington Memorial
• Suspicious blaze damages 4 houses, vehicle in Macon
• Black bear wanders into downtown Macon in early morning
• Paris may run against Lucas for Senate seat
• Atlanta Commencement Saturday to Include More Than 1,000 Graduates
• Peach harvest begins ahead of schedule thanks to cold winter, warm spring
• University to Hold Two Commencements in Macon Saturday
• Mercer Joins Statewide Consortium of Engineering Schools
• State pushes Bibb, Monroe toward border talks
• Macon Animal Control employee placed on leave as dog’s death is investigated
• Investigator: Texting log truck driver crashes in Houston
• Macon budget talks turn up unfulfilled funds pledge
• Informant gets $4,500 after Macon arson conviction
• Census data reveals midstate family facts
• Jones to buy weather alert system
• CORRECTION
• Southwest High teachers offer free dance classes
• Ficklin loses age-bias lawsuit
• Peak Peach Pickin’ Harvest season begins ahead of schedule thanks to cold winter, warm spring
• Mercer University’s Flute Choir Selected to Perform at National Convention
• Quick look back at the 2008 Mother’s Day tornadoes
• Reichert plan balances budget with no tax increase
• Election costs hinge on timing
• Consolidation likely delayed until 2012
• Federal courthouse security ramped up after bin Laden killing
• Eatonton man drowns near Lake Sinclair
• Lamar, Monroe tornado victims seek federal aid
• Georgia College president may take Calif. job
• Regents OK nursing doctorate at Georgia College
• Candidate Paul Bronson believes he can make a difference as Macon's next mayor
• Georgia Republicans will gather for State Convention in Macon, starting May 13th
• ‘Quitman 10’ is scheduled to visit Macon’s historic Steward Chapel AME Church
• Gingrich enters presidential race
• Georgia farmers, lawmakers feel EPA pesticide regulations 'burdensome'
• Peers congratulate Macon's state Teacher of the Year
• Macon-Bibb Planning & Zoning Commission OKs Tindall Heights permit
• Macon police take delivery of 31 new cars
• 1980 precursor to bin Laden raid had Middle Georgia ties
• I-75, Riverside Drive widening project on schedule
• Macon gets 2-week negotiating window with music hall authority
• Macon man stabbed, police report
• Telfair coroner: Milan woman dies in Sunday car crash
• Bibb County man stabbed Saturday night
• Macon-Bibb County Health Department to close half a day
• State polygraph examiners to meet in Macon for training
• Mercer Student Selected for Teach For America
• Georgia State Fair creates memories for adults and children
• Teen accused of burglary and running from Macon police
• Foundation gears up to help Macon-Bibb law enforcement officers
• Education Notebook: Three locals named National Merit Scholars
• Macon’s Henley wins as amateur on Nationwide Tour
• Pedestrian killed in south Bibb
• Macon to see major street work soon
• For U.S. Muslims, bin Laden’s death might not end stigma
• Warner Robins man killed in Macon wreck
• Abby and the dreamboat
• Summer reading event draws 3,500
• Christians, Jews to join to honor Israel at Grand Opera House
• P&Z: Tindall Heights high-rise for seniors planned
• Carter to Georgia State grads: Strive to do your best
• Graduate profiles: Faces of the class of 2011
• College grads having more success finding jobs, but it isn't easy
• Bibb teacher tops in Georgia
• Political Notebook: Brown response to House GOP a doozy
• Albritten named Macon State's new president
• Bell attends final graduation at MSC helm
• Annual Safety Fest on Saturday at Tobesofkee
• Free legal help Saturday at Macon Mall
• Deputy, woman slightly injured in car accident
• Macon man gets 4 years for walking off work detail in Fort Valley
• Summer reading initiative aimed at reducing reteaching
• Volunteers ‘overwhelmed’ by donations for storm victims
• Oglethorpe buys plant, cancels Smarr consideration
• Tax study: Macon, Bibb faced $26 million divide
• 15-year-old arrested in shooting of 12-year-old in WR
• AC Pup: Support spay-neuter efforts this Mother’s Day
• Tennessee man charged following high-speed chase in midstate
• Peyton Anderson Foundation announces scholarship recipients
• Residents of College Hill Corridor give input on changes
• Macon man guilty of raping nanny
• Bacon & Kazoo Festival postponed
• College graduations begin in midstate
• Bibb, Houston teachers up for statewide honor
• Midstate communities observe National Day of Prayer
• Bibb commission trying to tweak vehicle take-home policy
• Deliberations under way in Bibb County nanny rape trial
• Macon tennis champion leading quest to fund cancer research
• House GOP: Merger plan co-authored by Brown flawed
• Baldwin County to get up to 250 jobs
• Macon man charged with firing gun at fugitive
• Twiggs county administrator resigns after investigation
• Macon approves service strategy with Bibb
• Macon woman’s death under investigation
• Smoking ban snuffed out as Macon council fails to overturn veto
• Dodge commissioners don’t budge on Confederate flag
• Milledgeville woman indicted on charges of pliers attack
• Macon college students, teacher lead drives to help Ala. tornado victims
• Police: Macon felon charged with firearm possession
• Monroe location approved for animal rescue group
• Hutchings Career Center holds social for incoming freshmen
• D.A.R.E. events to be held this week in Macon
• Monroe tornado victims eligible for FEMA assistance
• Mercer Student Newspaper Places Third in National Contest
• Bin Laden’s death resonates for friends of Cole Hogan
• Man robbed outside of Bibb Publix
• Macon council members plan to seek override of smoking ban veto
• David Lucas to seek Sen. Brown’s position
• Judge backs Monroe over Bibb in border dispute
• Testimony set to begin 2nd nanny rape trial
• Ga. estimates $75M in insured losses from storms
• GBI says porn found on work computer of Twiggs administrator
• Dog show uses shelter animals in fair act
• Oversized machinery to travel on midstate interstates
• Crawford boy accidentally shoots himself with pistol
• Fire destroys East Dublin mill
• More than 1,700 Set to Graduate from Mercer in May
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• State offering summer math help for high school students
• Maconites making effort to help out in Alabama
• New program to bring fresh local produce to Bibb students
• Wireless Internet lags in Macon
• Protesters rally against immigration bill
• Lane to be closed Monday and Tuesday on I-16 East
• Crowd gathers for biannual Rose Hill tour
• Monroe family has no place to go with no home insurance
• Monroe couple finds rings, dog amid storm-wrecked ruins
• Ringgold slowly recovers from tornado
• Macon's Robert J. Cleveland receives appointment to State Licensing Board
• Volunteers gather for Macon Rebuilding Day
• Staton looking into ‘Merkleson’ e-mail issue
• Cocaine worth $50K seized from vehicle
• Charter schools gain traction in midstate
• New stores come to midstate, including White House/Black Market
• Georgia Election Advisory Council has begun series of monthly meetings
• Centerville eatery commemorates wedding of William and Kate
• A royal day for a wedding, even for commoners
• Georgia State Fair opens Saturday in Macon
• Local telethon raises $15,000 for storm victims
• Family of four among 15 dead in Georgia storms
• Police say tips from citizens helped make arrest in shooting, attempted robbery
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Almost time to run
• Cherry Blossom officials estimate 265,000 attended festival
• Burn ban to go into effect Sunday
• Holocaust Remembrance Day to be observed Sunday
• Baldwin County high school student dies in car wreck
• Macon police officers save Alzheimer’s patient
• Macon woman escapes from would-be rapist, police say
• Macon police release results of citywide sweep
• Macon police make drug busts
• 3 Statesboro men sought in Baldwin home invasion
• AC Pup: Girl Scout troop makes helping animals its project
• State Sen. Robert Brown announces his intentions to be Macon's next mayor
• New Football Helmet to be Announced Saturday at Big Bear Event
• Please don’t let this fair slip away
• Public gets data about Superfund site in Bibb County
• Taxes might go up in Bibb County
• Sen. Brown says he’s running for Macon mayor
• Smoking ordinance for Macon vetoed by Reichert
• Monroe couple loses rings for July wedding
• ‘Mama blew away’: Couple killed in Barnesville tornado
• Tornadoes likely among largest, strongest
• Macon man acquitted of rape, convicted of battery
• Macon man sentenced to life for $1 armed robbery
• Macon man possibly linked to rash of car break-ins arrested
• Artifact identification offered Saturday at Fort Hawkins
• Macon resident wins $35,000 in lottery
• Storms kill two, destroy homes in Barnesville; major damage in Monroe
• Trustees Approve Tenure, Promotions, Emeriti and Sabbaticals
• May New Faculty and Staff
• 2011 Retirement and Recognition Ceremonies
• May Faculty and Staff Notables
• Death toll climbs to 178 from Southern storms; 128 in Ala.
• Macon man arrested on armed robbery, shooting charges
• $90K in cocaine seized on I-16
• Macon smoking ban could be altered - or even vetoed
• Senior citizens sign huge scroll for lawmakers
• Macon native Aldean leads CMT Awards with four nominations
• Gordon College student stabbed outside restaurant Tuesday evening
• Mable Jones dies at 70
• Monroe OKs bid for outdoor warning sirens
• Crawford couple opens farm to Middle Georgia schoolchildren
• Man hospitalized after armed robbery in Macon
• Royal wedding celebrated by local ladies
• Fans to Vote on Mercer’s Football Helmet Design this Saturday
• Mercer Press Book Named Book of the Year by Preaching Magazine
• Macon man gets 15 years in dog beating case
• Macon settles suit claiming officer beating
• Old locomotive engine may be restored for tourist trips
• Two Bibb County educators arrested
• Decatur man sentenced in Macon shooting death
• Macon-Bibb County consolidation public meeting canceled
• Pre-K selections finally set for Bibb; teacher pay to be cut
• Georgia pre-K slipping behind other states, study shows
• Cicada return in full swing across Middle Georgia
• Macon could seek private operator for animal shelter
• Body of Laurens teen pulled from river
• Two restaurants expected at Lofts at Mercer Village
• Dallemand holds first forum
• Correction
• Vandals strike Rose Hill Cemetery
• Inmate dies in Lamar County jail
• Man shot at party in Macon
• Macon man arrested on charge of firing rifle in neighborhood
• Vandals spray graffiti on Rose Hill Cemetery walls
• Coca-Cola Executive to Speak at Mercer’s Executive Forum Tuesday
• ‘Twilight’ actor coming to Macon for benefit for teen
• Education Notebook: Northside students offered school choice
• Search continues for Laurens teen feared drowned
• Georgia lawmakers prepare for debate about debt ceiling
• Bibb County cuts car perks
• Hundreds attend Easter service at Little League field
• Women spread Christian love through prison ministry
• Leaders gather to push consolidation
• Rezoning of Lofts at Mercer Village being proposed
• Economy drives slight increase in car sales
• Pan-African festival grows through unity
• <b>Crews search for missing male in Oconee</b>
• Hispanic population may realign Ga. politics
• Antebellum Trail laid out for spring visitors
• $1.2M loan will improve water service in Twiggs
• Half of 2010’s traffic fatalities involved pedestrians, bicyclists
• Christ Episcopal Church hold Good Friday services
• Macon police officer defuses situation using lollipops
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Republicans taking aim
• Earth Day in Macon
• AC Pup: Pets aren’t temporary, they’re for a lifetime
• Macon man charged with attempted rape, burglary at Rocky Creek Road
• Coroner: Alcohol may have been factor in fatal accident
• Macon woman injured in robbery attempt
• <b>Photos:</b> Creative activities highlight Earth Day fun
• Dogfighting signs presented at seminar
• Rape reported at Baldwin middle school
• Macon man robbed in his living room
• Georgia College to offer new master’s degrees
• Georgia College partners with institutions in India
• Shot fired during robbery attempt in Macon
• Earth Day events branching out over 2 days
• Doctors use heart device for first time in midstate
• Storm debris measured in hundreds of tons
• Bibb County man sentenced in 2010 vehicular homicide
• Broadway’s Best Loved Musical ‘The Color Purple’ Comes to The Grand
• Mercer Student Earns Prestigious History Fellowship
• KIA shipment to pass through midstate on I-16 and I-75
• Ken's Audio offers $500 reward in burglary
• Macon council deals with vetoes, district lines
• Midstate tree services busy after storms
• Fostering cats a labor of love for retired teacher
• Laurens couple charged with stealing church air conditioning parts
• Confederate flag at Dodge courthouse stirs controversy
• Man convicted in 2010 GNC robbery sentenced
• Inmate attempts to hang himself in Crawford jail
• Work begins on Armstrong Superfund site
• Midstate lists road, bridge wishes
• Three arrested after shots fired along busy Macon road
• Woman whose sister killed on bike trail offering self-defense classes
• Airplane has rough landing in Cochran
• Tougher smoking rules passed by Macon council
• Correction
• Macon man convicted for 2010 GNC armed robbery
• Correction
• Charges against Macon teenager upgraded to murder
• Elaine Lucas: Sen. Robert Brown to run for mayor
• Pension benefits cut for new Bibb hires
• College tuition increases by up to $450 per semester
• Raffle for Jones County mansion extended
• Forsyth names Herndon fire chief
• UPDATE: Three arrested after shots fired along Pio Nono
• Helping hands in the wake of nature’s wrath
• Two Macon neighborhoods plagued with weekend car break-ins
• Macon smoking ban hits snag with City Council
• 3 charged with murder linked to Macon carjacking attempt
• Atlanta high school senior named state STAR student
• Macon council committee tables insurance consultant pick once again
• Bowden Golf Course gets makeover
• Brown calls for local pressure on House opponents
• Middle Georgia Jewish community celebrates Passover
• Scott talks spending, jobs during tour of 8th District
• Funeral service scheduled for former Bibb County prosecutor
• Weather service confirms tornado in Bibb
• Macon faces range of choices on landfill
• Macon pet show draws dozens of entrants
• Bibb commissioners to seek funds for Tobesofkee projects
• Former prosecutor for Macon circuit dies
• Education Notebook: Bibb hires search firm
• Warner Robins police investigating robbery at Ramada Inn
• Former veteran Bibb prosecutor Wayne G. &#x201C;Biff&#x201D; Tillis dies
• Ellis officially launches mayoral campaign
• EF-1 tornado damages homes in Forest Hill area
• SUMMER CAMP GUIDE
• Senate looks to heal after divisive session
• Deal wins fans, limited agenda in first 100 days
• Rock 'n' roll with a bullet
• Regatta benefits riverwalk supporters
• Confederate Memorial Day ceremony held
• GBI files answer few questions in missing money case
• Man killed crossing Vineville
• Commercial construction slow, competitive
• UPDATE: Severe storms track through midstate, power outages reported
• Campus police stop directing traffic because of state law
• Lawmakers leave Capitol with eyes on what they want to do next session
• Deal: Immigration bill sends ‘signal’
• Correction
• Mercer OKs new doctorate program, tuition hike
• Voter drive launched in Bibb County
• Man caught minutes after taking cab to rob bank, police say
• Political Notebook: WR faces the price of the beast
• AC Pup: Seminar to help people recognize signs of dog fighting
• CCPS Research Conference Coming to Atlanta Campus
• Mercer Trustees Approve Operating Budget, New Ph.D Program
• Best-Selling Author Timothy Ferris to Speak at Mercer
• Legislators pass immigration bill
• Spilled melons close I-475 for four hours
• Macon police, fire pension board debates funding repayment
• Grants awarded to build trails at Camellia Gardens, Lake Tobesofkee
• Macon State president finalists named
• New plan would eliminate furloughs for Bibb school employees
• Orchestra prepares for eclectic night
• Police: Alleged shooter ID’d by red polka-dot pants
• Macon-Bibb merger falls short – for now
• Macon man robbed, beaten at home
• Man enters Bibb girl’s bedroom, tries to rape her
• DPG’s R.J Hadley will speak at Apr. 18th voter education forum in Milledgeville
• Clock ticking on Macon-Bibb merger battle
• Interactive graphic: Macon's draft redistricting plan
• Slain clerk’s customers recall positive parts of his life
• Alleged gunman arrested in killing of store manager
• One more day to tackle Ga. immigration bill
• Bibb woman robbed in Forsyth Road parking lot
• Deal says he’d vote against Sunday alcohol sales
• LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK: Redistricting office ready to start mapping
• Law enforcement, firefighters treated to thank-you barbecue
• Macon State College professor grooms students for community service
• Reichert vetoes two Macon City Council measures
• Macon redistricting plan gets thumbs-up
• New learning tool brings video gaming to Gray Elementary classrooms
• Georgia Sports Hall of Fame Board: 60 days to create details of operation
• Geico hosting emergency vehicle rescue training
• Georgia College president named to Georgia Trust board
• Man accused of robbing Rainbow store at gunpoint arrested
• BEAR Day Student Research Event to be Held Thursday
• Store manager killed, gunman sought in botched robbery
• Macon department store clerk robbed at gunpoint
• Middle Georgia Regional Airport leases headed for settlement
• Macon-Bibb merger effort still alive at Legislature
• Area students honored at Golden Eagle Awards
• Bibb teen charged with aggravated assault for firing gun at men
• Sale idea resurfaces to pay Macon’s pension deficit
• Staton hands off GOP whip duties amid e-mail allegations
• Howard High students, teachers to get money for taking AP classes and tests
• C. Jack Ellis opens campaign office, begins journey to become Macon’s mayor
• BearStock 2011 Music Fest, Bike Race Move Off Campus
• Macon-Bibb merger meeting gets heated
• Nancy Grace to speak at Macon scholarship luncheon
• Legislative Notebook: Statee employees' health benefits likely facing review
• Macon council tries to redraw districts
• Macon police officer suspended, faces family battery charges
• Tighter smoking rules get OK from Macon City Council panel
• Urgent care center, medical office off Bass Road approved
• Two teens killed, two others hurt in Jones County crash
• Macon, Middle Georgia rich in Civil War history
• Macon man stabbed with glass shards during fight
• Man arrested on charge of pointing gun at Macon woman
• Macon man robbed outside of convenience store
• Bibb deputy narrowly avoids collision during high-speed chase
• Macon man charged with marijuana possession
• Reichert names interim Macon city attorney
• Fire damages Wheeler animal shelter
• Catching up with the lives and careers of previous Golden Eagle recipents
• Man arrested, accused of breaking into Bibb home
• Bibb judge, sheriff at odds over proposed bond program
• Longtime Macon city attorney Langstaff returning to private practice
• Macon man arrested in attempted break-in, police say
• Education Notebook: Dallemand to host community forums
• Midstate counties move up Work Ready, education ranks
• Soap box race gets city rolling
• Vacant homes challenge Macon, midstate
• Census: Housing vacancies (interactive graphic)
• Pottery show expands while keeping its local feel
• Brown ready for consolidation fight
• New farmers market sprouts up on Mulberry Street
• P&Z: Urgent care center, medical office planned in north Bibb
• High school graduation test may end
• AC Pup enjoys helping educate students about pets
• Peake consolidation bill has few faults, analysis finds
• Macon police officer wins $25,000 in lottery
• Hawkinsville Marine loses both legs day after wife gives birth
• Reichert to take range of public questions Monday
• Minister scores another role, primed for success
• Three charged in kidnapping and car theft
• Child porn sweep nets charges for Macon man
• Flooded mobile home park damaged assessed
• Galleria carjacker gets life sentence for robbing, kidnapping elderly woman
• Almost all Macon council members want another term
• Man sought in armed robbery, kidnapping at game store
• Political Notebook: Ads; WR policeman fires back
• Frutchey Sets Sights on Africa
• Pond work floods Bibb residents
• Brown responds to report on consolidation plan he co-sponsored
• Raffle of Jones County residence aims to help students go to college
• Macon officials race to redraw electoral districts
• Midstate would feel impact of federal shutdown
• Dueling press conferences between Rep. Peake and Sen. Brown suggest impasse
• Macon City Council appropriates $25,000 to local Meals on Wheels
• Overview of the Macon City Council meeting for April 4-8, 2011
• Book on ‘Gone with the Wind’ adviser available in Macon
• CBF street party refunds available
• Special-needs children at core of group’s mission
• Woman with Macon ties killed in Ala. college shooting
• Weather stations stay up and running -- for now
• Bibb teacher accused of spraying student resigns
• Macon group still not giving up on music hall
• Tornado confirmed to have struck south Bibb County
• Fresh from the market
• Friday is last day for Cherry Blossom Festival refunds
• Macon man recaptured after escape from police car
• Peake wants more time to hash out details of Macon-Bibb merger plan
• Report: Merger plan by Brown needs changes
• Above and Beyond: Westside student has sights on White House
• Macon police to hold kids fingerprinting session
• Macon police to hold free gun safety class
• Mercer Moot Court Team Wins Buffalo Competition
• More than 1,700 Set to Graduate from Mercer in May
• Ga. lawmakers call for budget agreement
• Child porn crackdown leads to arrests in midstate
• Dozens gather to hear details of Brown-Staton merger proposal
• Macon City Council halts mayor’s appointments
• Perry man indicted on rape charge in Bibb
• Bibb backs bonds for downtown lofts
• Heard closed Tuesday, other Bibb schools damaged or without power
• Tornadoes, hurricane-force winds rip across state
• Two charged in 2010 Macon slaying
• Milledgeville man pleads guilty to murder
• Central Georgia Tech to reopen Wednesday
• Proposal: Release most Bibb suspects without cash bond
• Woman injured in March car crash dies
• 5:10 p.m. UPDATE: Tornado responsible for Dodge County death, damage
• Liberty and McIntosh voters can play large role in saving Sapelo from developers
• Atlantic Cotton Mill fire ruled accidental
• Plan adds downtown Macon living spaces
• Macon council committee eyes smoking limits for public areas
• Bibb teacher accused of pepper-spraying student
• Macon-Bibb consolidation delay likely
• List of finalists to be Macon State president could be weeks away
• Macon NAACP urges signing of ‘We Are One’ pledge
• Public school students can register for virtual school
• First fort site now open on weekends at Fort Hawkins
• Macon police investigate shots fired at car wash
• Macon insurance manager choice for consultant creeps closer
• SE Georgia's Sapelo Island and Geechee communities under seige by developers
• Gray population skyrockets, little change in Forsyth
• Macon man charged with theft
• Domestic violence funds draw questions
• Education Notebook: Midstate schools earn high marks at Math Olympics
• Rep. Allen Peake, Sen. Robert Brown debate mayor's role in Macon-Bibb plan
• State Senator Jason Carter visits GCSU on April 5th for Q&A about HOPE
• Farmland to Boomtown: Patch of Houston grows more than 700 percent in 20 years
• Once-busy industrial area in Laurens now a dead zone
• Consolidation bill draws mixed reviews
• Budget crises push crime sentencing reforms
• Paper copies nearly obsolete in Bibb DA’s office
• Rural African-Americans still face obstacles casting ballot in McIntosh County
• Name of Twiggs deputy unveiled on memorial wall
• Developer to speak for city; Blascovich goes on campaign
• Free fishing event in Baldwin County
• Drugs seized at Macon man’s home near Bloomfield
• Macon man charged in January rape near Napier
• Mortgage defaults rescued in historic Beall’s Hill area
• Love stepping down from music hall
• Telegraph 1st paper in online Civil War project
• Speeding tickets possible again in Lake Wildwood
• Correction
• Missing money case draws no charges
• Political Notebook: Consolidation meeting; WR officers spar
• AC Pup: It’s time to crack down on animal cruelty
• Ga. House speaker blasts Senate leadership rift
• Dodge County man dies in explosion
• Other people at Macon mill before fire; cause may never be known
• Agriculture Department offers Market Bulletin with coupons
• Jones commission hires new clerk
• Ellington seeks another four years on Macon council
• Georgia Aquarium to open dolphin show after 6-month delay
• Music hall bids rejected - but Macon may keep museum for a year
• Brown, Peake spar over mayoral powers in consolidation plan
• Macon County lawsuit dismissed
• Update: Music hall could stay open in Macon for another year
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• April New Faculty and Staff
• McAfee School of Theology to Inaugurate New Center for Teaching Churches
• Center for Teaching of America’s Western Foundations Center on Tocqueville
• 2nd person arrested in Warner Robins killing
• Twiggs County residents engage in landfill fight with Georgia General Assembly
• Temporary leader coming to Macon Public Works
• Senate OKs $18 billion budget
• Spending plan holds mixed news for midstate
• Beverly Olson considering council run
• Esther Fussell recognized for launching cancer awareness in black churches
• Mill parties at odds on whether workers should've been at site
• Merger talks set for Thursday
• Brown urges music hall board to reject all cities' museum bids
• Georgia College begins public radio
• Final open house for Jones mansion raffle set for Sunday
• Kidd pushing marketing plan for Baldwin County
• Where you live in state affects how long you live
• Teenager critically injured in Macon wreck
• Macon-Bibb development authority picks new director
• Teacher with ALS gets help from colleagues, family, students to finish school year
• Final Powell appeal on city’s horizon
• Legislative Notebook: House panel buries landfill expansions
• For credit card refund for street party tickets, call Mercer Ticket Sales
• Two Juliette residents charged with stealing copper pipes from school
• Consolidation compromise presented by Brown, Staton
• Macon man stabbed during argument
• Fairness played vital role in state senators agreeing to Macon-Bibb plan
• Bibb senators offer plan for consolidation compromise with 11-member council
• Brewton residents pull together following tornado
• Jeffersonville Road property rezoned
• Cars burglarized outside Bibb nightclub
• Staff changes spark unease on Bibb building code inspections
• Vision Airlines pulls out of Macon airport
• Midstate agencies in bind after feds’ meth cleanup funds dry up
• Weekend storms dampen Cherry Blossom Festival funds
• River renaissance closer to reality
• Georgia Senate panel approves $18.2 billion budget
• House guts Senate immigration bill
• Legislative Notebook: Christmas comes late for Georgia Department of Transportation
• Brown outlines his vision for Macon-Bibb consolidation
• Arson suspected in Macon house fire
• Thousands of people attend Athens police officer’s funeral
• Freshmen lawmakers making big impact in Geoergia Senate
• States look overseas for scarce lethal-injection drug
• Education Notebook: FPD to add downtown Macon campus
• Rain washes out Cherry Blossom Festival finale
• Amanda’s Cakery opens downtown
• Dollars, food flow in Sunday alcohol sales push
• Bad weather silences Cherry Blossom street party
• Teen arrested in Clisby Place shooting
• Athens officer slaying suspect surrenders in dramatic fashion
• P&Z: ‘Supportive-living complex’ planned on Jeffersonville Road
• Cops' I-16 road ruse becomes shortcut to jail
• Robins needs new truck entry routes
• Sound Off competitors show off the boom in their rides
• CBF keeping fingers crossed for good weather at street party
• Atlantic Cotton Mill fire likely caused by salvage work
• Census: Older neighborhoods in Macon, WR losing population
• Brown: Put gambling machines in halls of fame to make money
• Silver Comet killer’s conviction upheld
• Former ACLU leader gives Law Day talk
• South Georgia fires may threaten travelers
• Macon police investigating shots fired at restaurant
• Fire station construction to begin soon in north Bibb
• Macon man shot in leg
• Political Notebook: WR councilmen cut up; Mr. Doubletalk on TV
• AC Pup’s tickled pink by animal groups’ cooperation
• Census: Where you live (interactive graphic)
• Major tax changes in legislators' sights
• Man accused of killing dog with chain, hoe has bond revoked
• Woman robbed at gunpoint after giving man ride from Macon gas station
• Bibb plans more pay, fewer benefits for new employees
• Macon police seize marijuana in I-16 traffic stop
• Fire guts historic Atlantic Cotton Mills
• Officials, developer devastated by Atlantic Mills loss
• At CBF fashion show, eye-popping appeal not limited to runway
• 116th deployed to aid Libya
• Ellis set to open office for mayoral campaign
• Willett asked to step down as Fort Hawkins chairman
• Correction
• United Way exceeds 2010 campaign goal
• UPDATE: Fire ravages historic Atlantic Cotton Mills
• Immigration rally in Atlanta draws thousands, organizers say
• Mercer Announces Dean of Savannah Campus
• Tiny Culloden seeks to quadruple city's size
• Fatal Monroe County wreck caused by blowout
• Macon close to choosing insurance consultant
• Big cats wow audiences at Central City Park
• Middle Georgians to protest immigration bill in Atlanta
• Volunteer keeps Cherry Blossom bus tours rolling
• State landfill bill to be delayed for Twiggs residents
• Central Services poised to relocate
• No Georgia driver’s licenses issued Saturday because of database upgrade
• College Hill plan aims to draw tech jobs
• Legislative Notebook: Landfill bill heads toward trash
• Macon man killed in I-75 construction zone accident
• Two killed in crash on I-75 in Monroe County
• Sunday alcohol sales bill approved by House panel
• Brown says AG behavior ‘unethical,’ partisan
• Man who killed Macon godfather gets life sentence
• Georgia State Fair 2011
• Houston students share STAR region honors
• Leavell tree farm helping to re-establish American chestnut
• Westside students get life lessons from visiting African teacher
• Council defers Powell decision; says full hearing needed for appeal
• Ed Grisamore: Sky’s the limit for queen
• Businesses bloom during festival
• Historic home in Macon restored with ‘green’ materials
• Festival crowd enjoys free ice cream, Cokes, carriage rides
• Several bullets found at Bibb middle school
• Fired department head’s appeal hearing Tuesday
• Macon police charge two in shooting
• Former Gray councilman killed in farm accident
• First-time lottery player wins $311,000
• Bibb penny tax needs final OK
• Cherry Blossom Parade entertains hundreds
• Despite reports, trash-strewn Macon street takes weeks to clean
• Ed Grisamore: Parris in the spring means music
• Education Notebook: Houston, Bibb improve on state writing test
• CBF drag race: Women not only participants in high heel run
• Green power hits Dublin for St. Patrick's parade
• Slain Bibb deputy’s case still going five years later
• Whitehead case timeline
• Brown consolidation a major rebuild
• Traffic sting in Twiggs yields multiple arrests
• Indiananapolis man dies in I-475 accident
• Hybrid interest rises with gas prices, local dealers say
• Festival opens amid perfect weather
• Home-schoolers aim for state mock trial title
• Lucas, Brown financial disclosures missing
• Ed Grisamore: Time to replenish Macon's Yoshino population
• Theft of city computers draws police probe
• AC Pup: Play time with pets benefits animals and humans
• Macon Symphony conductor search continues
• Macon native now dean of Morehouse School of Medicine
• Police link Lizella man to car break-ins, thefts in Warner Robins, Crawford County
• New music hall of fame board member appointed
• Woman choked, thrown out of moving vehicle near Napier
• Some immigration bills still viable
• <b>Photo:</b> Beverly Blake sworn in as Macon's newest City Council member
• Palliative Care Conference
• Man robs friend of his vehicle, Bibb sheriff's report says
• Monroe clerk, building inspector receive pay raises
• Macon State adopts new logo for mascot
• Home burglarized, set ablaze in south Macon
• Cherry Blossom Festival comes together
• Houston population surges, nears Bibb’s
• Population changes create "three Georgias"
• College students building Habitat homes in Macon
• First charter school approved in Bibb
• Deer baiting passed by Georgia House
• Crossover day takes toll on trauma care bill, others
• Stolen Wilkinson County fuel tank found in Macon
• Mercer Students Take On Poverty Through Local Engagement
• Mercerians Meet to Serve Under the Gold Dome
• Binn inmate who left work detail recaptured
• Georgia Power wants to close 2 units in Putnam
• Senate bill would allow driver’s license holders to be tapped for jury duty
• State budget leans on county purses
• Sunday sales, abortion, teacher tenure bills pass Senate on crossover day
• Bibb parents charged in accidental shooting involving kids ages 1, 3
• Facade Squad co-founder wins award for beautifying downtown Macon
• Henderson Village up for sale for $36 million
• Teacher job fair for six counties to be held Saturday
• Macon pension fund needs $900K more
• Juliette man gets life after armed robbery conviction
• Medical Students to Learn Residencies Thursday
• Bibb signs service delivery agreement
• Workforce office proposal hits snags with Macon council
• $50K paid in Randall whistle-blower lawsuit
• Macon police officer charged with rape was seen on hotel video
• Macon-Bibb firefighters undergo health testing
• The rolling city: Major motor home event descends on Perry
• Marshall workers got big payday as he left office
• Tobesofkee plan may have up to $51M price tag
• SPLOSTs approved in 3 counties; Bleckley names commissioner
• Courthouse plagued by security concerns, says Modena
• Tattnall park plan gets final input from residents
• Crossover day today for state legislature
• HOPE overhaul signed into law
• Grand jury indicts Macon man in deadly 2010 fight
• Bibb jury convicts two for assaulting corrections officers
• AmeriCorps volunteers helped with tax returns
• Macon police investigate drive-by shooting
• Macon council to consider fired public works director’s appeal
• State school board OKs new high school math option
• Legislative Notebook: Bibb-style special court passes Senate
• Reichert announces campaign for re-election
• Macon, Bibb eyeing scale of stormwater fixes
• Heart failure claims life of Ronnie Hammond, former ARS lead singer
• Clock ticking on music hall decision
• Macon man shot outside food mart
• Ga. not prosecuting open records, open meetings cases
• Georgia showing signs of economic recovery
• Education Notebook: Houston teachers state preferences on math
• ‘Pill mill pipeline’ creeping into rural Georgia
• Food, fun and flowers fascinate at Forsythia Festival
• Recovering addict struggles to get back what he lost
• P&Z: Motel in north Bibb faces zoning violation
• Leavell a natural to design Cherry Blossom art
• Sullivent sisters honored by WRALL after tragedy
• Music hall's split organization questioned
• City revenue drops as budget promises grow
• Midstate voters face SPLOST questions
• Grass fires cause no structural damage at O'Connor home
• Man shot in abdomen originally told Macon police he wasn’t
• AC Pup: To rescue groups ... with love
• Suspected marijuana dealers busted by Macon, Savannah authorities
• Macon police seeking man who took elderly man’s money
• Ga. House passes $18.25B budget
• Effort to limit abortion falters at state Legistlature
• Budget a mixed bag for midstate
• Political Notebook: Working together, slowly
• Pediatrician pleads guilty to Medicaid fraud
• Sisters who died in wreck remembered by WRALL coaches
• Human remains found in house fire near High Falls State Park
• Service delivery deal finally signed between Macon, Bibb County
• New Bibb superintendent cleans house; 16 positions to be eliminated
• Service deal timeline
• WR sisters, 11 and 17, die in two-vehicle accident
• New clean air standards may affect midstate
• Legislative Notebook: Bill takes aim at hunting exotic game
• Body of missing Ohio woman found in Dooly
• HOPE scholarship cuts set to become law
• $18.25B state budget approved by House panel
• Clock repairman has hands-off approach to time change
• Carters visit Wesleyan for women's achievement award
• Ex-postal workers indicted in fund misappropriations
• Bibb-Monroe border to get new hearing
• Body of John Doe still unclaimed
• Two die in Laurens accident
• Abortion bill set for rules committee vote today in state Senate
• Road builders en route to lowest possible environmental fines
• Geico to hire 230 at Macon office
• Longtime Northeast coach Copeland going out in style
• Milledgeville career fair on March 19th provides option for job seekers
• Girl Scout troop sprucing up abused children's facility
• Former Obama preacher returning to Macon for revival
• Mural brings pride to YDC teens
• Progress slow on Macon insurance
• Woman accused of driving over Macon officer’s foot
• Man charged with rape in Pleasant Hill attack
• Mathews named Jones schools chief – again
• Legislative Notebook: Bill would make deer baiting legal
• Man pleads guilty in rape of 14-year-old Macon girl
• Macon man gets life sentence for killing driver
• Bibb school system's leadership about to be overhauled
• Damaged houses a problem for city of Macon
• Senate votes to cut HOPE
• Students carry water jugs to support clean drinking water project
• Bibb firefighters pass state evaluation
• Twin brothers arrested on burglary, theft charges in Bibb
• Landfill bill barrels through Senate
• Food stamp card fraud case draws six arrests
• Five indicted in shooting death of Village Green teen
• Geico largest donor to United Way
• Bomb threat made to Bleckley schools
• Man gets life for killing convenience store owner
• Benham’s lone dissent provides historic perspective to current voter I.D. law
• Macon man sentenced in 2009 attack on school principal
• Midstate governments eye cleaner air needs
• Group awaits FCC decision on Cox cable issue
• Man robs group that gave him a lift in Macon
• Mural at former Ingleside Village Pizza site faces uncertain future
• Public opinion sought on Macon-Bibb merge
• Legislative Notebook: In close vote, House panel recommends hunting over bait
• Two Bibb escapees caught
• Macon man sentenced in 2010 robbery
• Midstate numbers on music hall board drop
• City parking officers keep tabs on tags downtown
• Inmates charged in prison death
• Macon man shot in foot on porch
• Macon shooting victim dies Monday
• Gov. Deal to scale back pre-k cuts
• State to consider continuing integrated mathematics
• Senior citizens wary of budget changes
• Macon man found shot in Edna Place apartment
• Sunday morning Pleasant Hill fire displaces six
• Bridal show a big hit with women; with men, not so much
• Education Notebook: Macon State to host arts festival; Northeast receives $7,000 grant
• Macon considers renewed partnership
• Village Green: A Macon neighborhood destined to fail?
• Bad Element: Gay patrons embarassed as new club opens
• A biggest loser becomes a winner – inside and out
• Rome Braves team casting reality show
• Residents voice their landfill concerns
• Three Brothers Cheesecake shop a family affair
• Dozens share life stories during StoryCorps’ Macon sojourn
• Cherry blossoms earlier than normal; disastrous freeze possible
• Bibb might not pay county line surveyor
• Service delivery accord may be reached in only 15 days
• Student caught with gun sent to YDC
• DNA in masks leads investigators to accused bank robbers
• Legislative Notebook: Drug tests required for public aid under bill
• HOPE overhaul passed by Senate panel
• Political Notebook: $10,000 flushes
• AC Pup: What I’ve learned so far as the animal control mascot
• No indictments in ’09 beating death in club parking lot
• Political power grab or right way to save money: Is Macon-Bibb merger needed?
• McDuffie Center Gala Set for April 16 at The Grand
• Federal grant to pay for motorcycle safety checkpoints
• Ga. legislators offered Taste of Macon
• Immigration crackdown passes Ga. House
• Birther bill disavowed by Bibb delegation
• Former Macon officer charged with rape is out on bond
• Car seat requirement for 6-, 7-year-olds passes Ga. Senate
• Brown to release his own Macon-Bibb consolidation plan
• Gun, bullets, pot found in Bibb middle school student's book bag
• Macon man who sought sex from 7-year-old gets life sentence
• Study aims to protect Macon's tree canopy
• Midstaters say gasoline prices affecting their lives
• Macon's Rep. Allen Peake quietly erases name from Hatfield's 'birther' bill
• Former Macon preacher jailed on Walton County warrant
• Mercer Takes on Lipscomb in First Round of A-Sun Tourney
• Ocmulgee Symphony Orchestra plays magically
• Monroe, Bibb get deadline to offer up plans
• Senate panel backs landfill law repeal
• Springdale Elementary employee struck by car while directing traffic
• Fort Hawkins Commission has high hopes
• Macon store sells second winning $10,000 lottery ticket in two weeks
• Ga. Dems counter Deal’s HOPE plan
• Students celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday with green eggs and ham
• Man indicted in Wilkinson slaying
• Georgia Senate committee passes new immigration bill
• Bugle sounds for Georgia horse betting
• Expert predicts redistricting will bring changes
• Macon leaders at odds over empty renovated homes
• Racketeering sentencing for former Macon pastor postponed
• Burglars hit two Macon drug stores
• Bill calls for birth certificates for future presidential candidates
• Macon council OKs delay in service delivery plan
• HOPE cuts pass Ga. House
• Locals among state Teacher of the Year finalists
• Car seats would be required for kids up to 8 under bill
• Ohio man indicted in 2002 rape of Bibb 13-year-old
• Arby’s on Pio Nono damaged by gunfire
• Residents satisfied with life in Macon, survey shows
• Dodge parents plead guilty to trading sex with daughter for van payment
• Bibb-Monroe border wrangle continues
• Music hall decision to be reviewed by legislators
• Pets banned from Forsythia Festival
• March Faculty and Staff Notables
• New Faculty and Staff
• Nationally Recognized Scholar, Pharmacist to Deliver 2011 Van Greene Lecture
• Mercer to Hold Symposium on Nanotechnology
• North Bibb apartment complex approved
• Macon club owner, employee face alcohol charges
• Legislative Notebook: Bill would mean tax breaks for some
• Hutto awarded Bibb County STAR student honor
• Midstate auctioneer named to commission
• Cherry Blossom Festival adds camel rides, high-heeled race
• Former Macon pastor pleads guilty to RICO, theft charges
• Bibb/Monroe border dispute veers into 1800s as hearing begins
• Macon-Bibb consolidation bill clears state House
• Correction
• Forsyth council may ban pets from Forsythia Festival
• Bibb, Macon reach tentative pact on service delivery
• Friends mourn Macon blues legend Eddie Kirkland
• Gunman robs Riverside Drive title pawn
• Macon council to vote on Blake nomination
• Arrested Bibb County lieutenant out on bond
• EDUCATION NOTEBOOK: Danish ambassador to speak at Mercer
• Weekend weather pleasant, but it won’t stay that way
• Elderly Twiggs beating victim off respirator
• Bibb lieutenant held without bond in domestic case
• Midstate seeking cures for maladies
• Bibb STAR student to be named Monday
• Longtime coach Davis among sports hall inductees
• Ingleside Village businesses looking forward to renewal
• Man beaten to death, 76-year-old severely injured in Twiggs
• Think Pink event kicks off Cherry Blossom Festival season
• State officials express redistricting concerns
• Grant’s Lounge holding 40th anniversary events this week
• Bibb sheriff’s lieutenant held his wife, man at gunpoint, report says
• Black History Month events calendar
• P&Z: 220-unit apartment complex planned in north Bibb
• Mohawk closing Laurens plant; about 173 to lose jobs
• Hutto, Silver up for writing awards
• Three convicted in Eatonton robbery
• Stolen vehicle crashes in Macon after I-75 chase
• AC Pup introduces his ‘Seniors 4 Seniors’ program
• Cherry Blossom pre-festival kickoff Saturday
• Service delivery deadline looming for Macon-Bibb
• Monroe schools delaying pre-K registration
• Twiggs County Sheriff’s Office honored at Capitol
• Kids left home alone without food or power in Village Green
• Man charged in Whiskey River fight death released on bond
• Motorcycle crash kills Macon man
• Man charged in beating outside Macon business
• Stone Academy mentoring kids at Booker T. center
• Black History Month events calendar
• Black history luncheon speaker: "We have lost our zeal to promote education"
• Historic Macon gets investment for downtown loan program
• Tanker contract promises jobs, but no guarantees yet
• New downtown club planning First Friday opening
• Is Deal’s ‘overreach’ on HOPE-PreK program a catalyst for a recall election?
• French students visit Macon
• Black elected officials to converge on Macon
• Woman attacks JC Penney store employee with needle-nose pliers
• Woman shot many times in Macon domestic dispute
• HOPE overhaul OK’d by 2 House panels
• Bibb DA’s killers may be freed
• 2,000 rally at Capitol for people with disabilities
• Mother calls Macon police over child’s gun
• Legislature reviews landfill-stopping law
• Macon residents weigh in on plan to fight blight
• Macon’s Old Book Sale opens
• Macon residence shot up
• Jesse Jackson, Joseph Lowery highlight Macon’s GABEO conference
• Danish Ambassador to Speak at Mercer Tuesday
• State schools chief sees grant in action at Westside High
• Mercer announces BearStock Music Festival events
• Legislative Notebook: Senate prescribes drug database
• Macon city employees petition to rehire public works director
• Autopsy: Inmate died of blunt force trauma
• Missing Taylor man identified, dead of blunt force trauma
• House set to take up Macon-Bibb consolidation
• Rep. Bishop, commissioner warn about hasty ag cuts
• Other states watching Georgia as HOPE changes unfold
• Dallemand begins visits of Bibb schools
• Panel approves study of sentencing reforms
• Bibb magistrate suit ends in settlement
• Wine tasting to benefit cancer foundation Jay’s Hope
• Macon State College earns recognition as Tree Campus
• Macon holds public hearing for urban redevelopment plan
• Macon councilman hospitalized for high blood pressure
• Georgia’s rural African-American community is main focus of State Capitol event
• Mercer to Announce Headliner, Sporting Event at BearStock Launch Party
• Expert on Executive Power to Speak at Mercer on Thursday
• Longtime Ga. legislator Birdsong remembered
• Acting president named for Brewton-Parker College
• Sherrod blames feds for ignoring warning about video
• Legislative Notebook: Panel votes to relax oversight of road builders
• Wesleyan makes ‘best value’ list from Princeton Review
• Man killed in Bibb prison fight identified
• Vacant house issues concern Macon council members
• Ex-Macon church day care director pleads guilty to forgery, theft
• Macon man charged in Whiskey River fight fatality
• Midstate residents keeping close eye on HOPE discussions
• HOPE overhaul detailed by Republicans
• Macon police officer charged in rape admits having sex with teen
• Dozens attend Riverside Cemetery/I-75 hearing
• Woman raped, robbed at Sheraton Drive motel, police say
• Deal’s HOPE cuts sends message of GOP's contempt for public education
• Peter Wood Lecture
• Olive branch or smokescreen? Valdosta Industrial Authority announce solar effort
• Inmate killed at Central State Prison
• Bibb cemetery land sought in I-75 project
• Macon police officer charged with rape
• Autopsy delayed on body found in Crawford County
• Loans available for historic downtown Macon properties
• Mercer names poet Ferrol A. Sams distinguished writer in residence
• Man faces gun charge in incident outside Macon nightclub
• Hard-hit Baldwin opens arms to prison jobs
• Inmate killed at Central State Prison
• CEO: High-speed rail initiative will take education effort
• Authorities: Macon County man, woman die in murder-suicide
• Bibb meets about Monroe border dispute
• Job reviews of fired Bibb HR director mixed
• MLK III delivers message of peace at FVSU scholarship luncheon
• Man critically injured outside north Macon internet cafe
• Legislative Notebook: House bill to attack human traffickers
• Sams Writer in Residence
• Crawford body could be missing Taylor man
• Bibb property owners in base encroachment area now in limbo
• Meth lab busted in Jones
• Education Notebook: Bestselling author to speak at Central High
• Macon, Bibb still fighting over split of grant
• Plans for new trains draw visions, reignite opposition
• What’s open, what’s not for President’s Day
• DPG chairman addresses party-switchers; Epps' House District 140 seat is target
• Overview of Macon City Council meeting schedule (Feb. 21-25, 2011)
• Complex immigration issue eludes solutions
• Immigration bill worries many in Georgia agribusiness
• Longtime legislator Birdsong dies at 83
• Macon rugby players say sport is gaining popularity
• Leaders: Power draws lobbyist attention
• What’s open, what’s not for Presidents Day
• Black History Month events schedule
• Engineers Week 2011
• Stratford debaters travel to Harvard for tourney
• Children die in probable meth fire in Lilburn house
• Smoke from Twiggs fire clouds interstate
• Film competition to award short films promoting Macon
• Alleged kidnapper returned from Monroe County to Tennessee
• Miss Molly trolley destroyed by fire
• Still no ID on man brought to hospital by Samaritan
• Beverly Blake backed to fill Erickson’s council post
• Inmate still facing Bibb robbery charges mistakenly released from state prison
• Jones County nears superintendent hire
• Correction
• Correction
• Blacks moving back to South; Georgia now has largest black population
• Families brace for HOPE cuts
• What’s open, what’s not for President’s Day
• Political Notebook: Epps, other switchers on Dem’s ouster list
• AC Pup: When your pet is missing, every minute counts
• Monroe inmates riot because of sandwiches
• Jones commissioners fire county clerk
• Bibb school board OKs Dallemand’s plan
• Officials weigh in on Macon-Bibb consolidation
• Two Macon men win grants for nonprofit work
• Mercer to hold community symposium
• Grant aims to help address problem of dating violence
• Drug czar pushes Ga. prescription database
• Legislative Notebook: Bill filed for extra hunting weekend
• What’s open, what’s not for President’s Day
• Firefighters respond to brush fire in west Bibb
• Alleged Tennessee kidnapper arrested in Monroe County
• Macon County man seeks injunction against board of education
• Accused Sparta kidnapper dies of gunshot wound
• HOPE saved, but takes hit under plan
• Sunday alcohol sales corked after fast start
• Valdosta-Lowndes County inches closer to building private prison
• Mercer Alumna to Speak on Defense Policy
• Corrections
• Legislative Notebook: Sustainable agriculture bill clears panel
• Dunwoody vote could affect music hall’s future
• Erickson steps down from Macon council
• Mercer’s first black student shares experience
• Macon police to hold gun safety class
• Alliance decries moneyed special interests
• Gray man charged with sexual exploitation
• Macon-Bibb service delivery negotiations near deadline
• Macon police to host D.A.R.E. skate party
• Milledgeville cab driver injured in armed robbery
• Macon man reports attempted arson
• Bibb deputies arrest man wanted in connection with hotel meth lab
• What’s open, what’s not for President’s Day
• British director, actor Moran headlines film festival guests
• Macon Film Festival schedule
• Industrial authority reclaims marketing role
• WR man found not guilty 
of cruelty to children
• Dog burned in Macon burglary to be on anti-cruelty poster
• MWA deal passes Macon council
• Sparta man shoots himself after he kidnapped estranged wife, police say
• 10 Questions with Khadija Al-Salami
• Ga. legislators to preview plan to aid rural blacks
• Forsyth OKs pay increase for council members, mayor
• Three teenagers indicted in 2010 slaying of Macon woman
• Macon rescuers pull truck from Ocmulgee River
• $14.5M for Macon Guard training center in Pentagon budget
• Child burned in early morning house fire in Macon
• Ed Grisamore: Ace of ages
• Woman arrested on drug charge after police chase in Macon
• Legislative Notebook: Macon senator seeks constitutional definition of life
• Dickey is apparent winner in House 136 race
• Rebuilding Macon seeks homes to paint
• Live ordnance found in former Camp Wheeler area
• Gunman robs business 
on Shurling Drive
• Federal retirees’ checks shrinking
• Industrial authority plans to take over recruiting
• Palliative Care Conference
• Mercer Commons Symposium
• Founders Day 2011
• Late freeze could be a threat to fruit crops
• Bibb deputies find meth lab in hotel bathroom
• Proposed north Bibb apartment complex approved
• Macon hints at closure on $7.6M million deal with MWA
• Sweeping redevelopment plan on tap for part of Macon
• Correction
• Correction
• Breast cancer grant announced
• Bibb deputies recover vehicle from chase
• Four inmates injured in Baldwin State Prison fight
• Scott divorce records long on accusations, short on evidence
• Attorney: Former day care director didn’t tell kids to walk home
• Lake Tobesofkee renovation may begin with pavilion
• Dublin schools reshaping elementary programs
• Tickets on sale today for Cherry Blossom Festival events
• Three men injured in crash after trying to elude deputy
• Ingleside’s patrols showing benefits for residents
• Vote comes Tuesday in special election for House District 136
• Couple’s fondness for hunting helps man pull trigger on proposal
• Education Notebook: Mercer, Georgia College win newspaper awards
• Teacher program brings degree holders into teaching fold
• Middle Georgia could profit from Savannah harbor work
• Woman critical after being shot in head in Lizella
• Dallemand: ‘Many dots’ not aligned in school system
• Georgians flock to agricenter for outdoors show
• Ceremony held for upcoming Army Reserve group deployment
• P&Z: Apartment complex planned in north Bibb
• Black History Month events calendar
• AC Pup: Now is the time to spay and neuter
• Jones bus driver not indicted in girl's death
• Fire contained at downtown Macon hotel
• Black History Month events
• Macon Transfer closing after almost 100 years
• Milledgeville woman gets 15 years for vehicular deaths
• Gray council OKs change in probation companies
• Political Notebook: Consolidation, Williams case, Scott profile
• Senator aims to expand school voucher program
• Immigration bill reaction varied
• Macon Circuit judge to fill in on state Supreme Court
• Army Reserve unit to deploy from Macon on Saturday
• Postal Service set to close Macon Mall station next week
• Stevi B’s employee attacked with syringe of mercury
• Scott divorce papers now available to public
• Math Competition
• WSJ Writer to Speak at Executive Forum
• Macon police, fire pension funds doing better, advisers say
• Missing Jones County 
teen hid in woods
• Bibb County deputy 
fires at fleeing suspect
• Bill would create court to handle mentally ill
• Legislative Notebook: Bill designed to help kids with allergies
• Macon area residents begin sharing their stories for public radio
• Georgia House approves $18 billion budget
• Two Jones County men indicted in 2008 killing of barber
• State again waives class size rules to deal with budget shortfalls
• Jones County day care operator indicted
• Robins priorities outlined to local officials
• Former congressman Marshall to be honored at Robins
• Dallemand presents plan
• 150 calves illegally dumped on Putnam farm
• Macon man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Macon man sentenced to five years without parole
• Forsyth man wanted on traffic and drug charges
• Detailed Race to the Top plans emerge
• Two injured as Baldwin school bus hits car
• Macon police officer crashes vehicle, avoids pedestrian
• Macon council committee endorses city unions
• Two Bibb children injured in accidental shooting
• Jones teen walks out of school, goes missing
• Chance of snow for midstate
• Man sentenced to 6 years in prison on drug charge
• GBI: Teen visited ENVY Nightclub before her death
• Legislative Notebook: Rural hospitals try again for ER cash
• Ga. health insurance battle begins
• Ocmulgee National Monument fire ruled arson
• Helicopters rushing increasing number of patients to Macon
• Williams wields MSO baton as final candidate
• Pulitzer Winner to Speak at Mercer
• Country Music Sweetheart Tanya Tucker to Perform at The Grand
• Race to the Top plans OK’d for midstate schools
• Fort Hill housing plan moves ahead with criticism in Macon council
• Macon council members want action on audit problems
• Legislative Notebook: Tighter liquor-related laws in works
• Milledgeville aims to lure retirees
• Yemen’s 1st female director to be at Wesleyan
• Autopsy on Reynolds teen completed
• Macon Water Authority reports four sewage spills
• Crawford County to test new warning sirens
• Interest groups speak out on Ga. immigration bill
• New program puts old computers to good use in Milledgeville
• Macon Black History Month Events
• Bookstore to Re-Open Thursday
• Legislative Notebook: Database sought to track deadly prescription meds
• Macon may share business license data with state revenue department
• Macon man gets life without parole in shooting
• GMC football player charged with sexual battery
• Tax increase may be coming for Bibb, Hart warns
• Planes, trains and automobiles key to Macon's future, mayor says
• Macon police arrest 
two after shots fired at apartment complex
• Death of Reynolds teen being investigated; alcohol, pill consumption possible
• Scott, ex-wife withdraw objections to unsealing divorce papers
• Mercer student with cerebral palsy determined to graduate
• Brown slams GOP on redistricting:'Somebody's going to get bloody'
• Macon man beaten, robbed
• Man shot in throat after 2010 robbery dies
• Knight program will promote midstate arts
• Rep. Scott, ex-wife withdraw objections over unsealing divorce papers
• Cluster Wins Awards at State Contest
• Improved police car cameras latest tool for Macon officers
• Georgia schools target bullies
• Celebration marks 169th birthday of renowned Macon poet Lanier
• Education Notebook: Midstate schools recognized as Schools of Excellence
• Kayakers rescued at Echeconnee Creek
• HD-178: Democrat Jeana Brown emerges as candidate most committed to education
• Hundreds remember Billingslea as humble man, successful leader
• Black History Month events calendar
• Academics, book enthusiasts share Black History Month reading ideas
• Lucas aims to give dropouts second chance with new academy
• Capitol lobbyists aim for respect, often get it
• Hold Your Haunches pants the brainchild of 2 Macon women
• Cherry Blossom Festival 2011
• Uga VIII dies from lymphoma
• Boys & Girls Club earns national recognition
• Public Works director fired for incompetence, city says
• Mercer student’s tour of Saudi Arabia brings new view of people
• Nicer weather in store for midstate
• Political Notebook: Bad examples; Billingslea honored; transit board
• AC Pup: More tips to prevent you from losing your pets
• Black History Month events calendar
• Fugitive task force makes 
arrest in armed robbery case
• Eastman YDC director replaced
• Dodge school board member charged with DUI
• Free tax help offered by volunteers in Macon
• Jones named Preserve America Community
• Sentence in murder of Macon godfather delayed
• Immigration bill would require employer checks
• Regional transportation plans exceed proposed funding
• Legislative Notebook: New bill seeks sales tax in slot machines
• Lucas seeks HOPE income cap
• New redistricting office created by GOP; Dems upset
• Milledgeville’s inaugural ‘First Friday’ set to start
• Dickey, Sellier meet in District 136 forum
• 'Significant deficiencies' in spending oversight listed in Macon's city audit
• Lost Poplar park monument marker might be replaced
• Pharmacy Professors Earn Cancer Research Grants
• Man found guilty of murdering Macon godfather
• Middle Georgia Regional Airport runway likely to be repaved
• Lake Tobesofkee floatplane plan may crash
• Sunday alcohol sales proposal on to Ga. Senate
• Human remains ID’d as those of Macon woman
• Monticello man wins $500,000 in lottery
• Midstate legislators propose road-building bill
• Legislative Notebook: Fort Valley likely not a fix for vet shortage
• Ugandan children’s choir performs at Miller Elementary
• Bibb commission ousts HR director
• Billingslea 
service set 
for Saturday
• High Museum in Atlanta to get MOMA art exhibit
• Aldean talks about hometown before Thursday's Coliseum concert
• Harry Vaughan Smith Lectures
• Rolling meth lab found in Twiggs
• Burglary suspects caught inside old supermarket
• Macon man accused of killing 
dog fails to appear for trial
• Appling Middle student found with unloaded gun, marijuana
• Milledgeville couple leave Egypt amid uprising
• Stricter 'dangerous' dog rules passed by Macon council
• Legislative Notebook: Budget cuts to increase response times to wildfires
• HOPE deficit might break $300M
• Man accused of killing godfather goes on trial
• Latest Knight grants awarded; College Hill group gets $75K
• Scott setting up two Georgia offices
• FSU pushes Westside Seminoles to remove some mascot elements
• Centerville woman killed by single shot in leg
• American Shingle chief turns himself in, posts bond
• Lizella man dies after motorcycle accident Sunday night
• February Faculty and Staff Notables
• WSJ Writer to Speak at Executive Forum
• Macon Black History Month Events
• Pulitzer Winner to Speak at Mercer
• Officer assaulted by inmates at Eastman youth dentention center
• Investigators rule 2 fires in Village Green arson
• Macon council tries another tack in cable dispute
• More charges levied against American Shingle owners
• Man charged with attacking brother, spitting at Macon officer
• Macon teenager sentenced in robbery spree
• Investigator: Suspect admitted shooting Centerville woman
• Powell out as Macon Public Works director
• Senator wants deregulation of genetically modified alfalfa
• Dems want online list of earmarks
• Macon man gets probation for concealing death
• Community welcomes new Bibb superintendent
• Body of missing Centerville woman found in south Bibb
• Longtime Bibb leader Albert Billingslea dies at 82
• Bike association volunteers put their backs into improving trail
• Macon woman dies from accident injuries
• Education Notebook: Middle Georgia Tech child care center gets state licensing
• Council remains silent on $7.6 million MWA offer
• UPDATE: Two arrested in connection with carjacking death of Centerville woman
• Fans flock to Big Bird Bash
• Woman critical after car accident
• Macon's idea of selling city buildings is new to state
• Metal thieves appear to be branching out
• Midstate residents speak out on music hall flap
• Peyton Anderson Foundation, NewTown complete purchase of Capricorn property
• Black History Month events
• Macon leaders target downtown alleyway in revitalization plan
• Discrimination lawsuit against Georgia Military College dismissed
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Peake named to key tax committee
• Vision Airlines details its flights to Florida
• Macon-Bibb consolidation bill details emerge
• Roofing execs facing theft charges in Bibb
• Local bluegrass bassist in the green with $1 million ticket
• 25-year-old guilty in slaying, robbery of Macon man
• Macon man stabbed during argument, police say
• Pets need help before they go missing
• Macon crime up 2 percent in 2010
• Bragg Jam kicks off monthly concerts
• Macon man accused of hitting woman with candlestick
• Volunteer tax help beginning Tuesday at Mercer University
• Unexploded WWII ordnance found in Twiggs
• Hancock doctor sentenced to prison for false information
• Ga. Senate, House seek to tighten up budget process
• Reagan’s memorable speech on space shuttle disaster
• Tape IDs suspect in fatal shooting, jurors told
• Macon artist Stroud remembered for paintings, music
• Bill: Ban abortions in state after 20 weeks
• Pension document to change before Macon council’s OK
• Readers share recollections of Challenger
• Macon woman recalls applying to become first teacher in space
• New Georgia bill aims to tighten abortion law
• Macon police seize close to a pound of marijuana
• Bibb sheriff seeks public’s 
help in burglary case
• Isakson's suggestion that Georgia should consider bankruptcy is a bad idea
• Kidd pushes lobbyist bill
• Illness forces Howard out of House 136 race
• Officials: Music hall vote leaves decision in limbo
• Georgia adopts environmental rules regarding water supply
• Pay plan review resolution gets parked by Macon council committee
• Overall crime up 5 percent in Bibb County in 2010
• Georgia lawmaker files illegal immigration bill similar to Arizona’s
• Thomaston minister appeals federal judge's ruling in guns-in-church case
• Peake proposes Georgia tax court
• Two Macon men arrested in commercial gambling raid
• Wildlife tag sales fall, but conservation revenues expected to rise
• Music hall board rejects committee’s choice of Macon
• Nonprofits would be allowed to sell alcohol without license under proposal
• CORRECTION
• Hall of fame authority declines committee recommendation for Macon proposal
• Paulk-Perdue partnership played central role in disputed Valdosta biomass plant
• Ga. Republicans decry Obama's spending plans
• Zebulon Road convenience store robbed
• Downtown Macon redevelopment plan may broaden
• Legislative Notebook: Fans of school choice march on state Capitol
• Sunday alcohol sales bill filed in Ga. Senate
• Boy Scout builds Macon bus stop shelter
• Federal judge to midstate minister: You can’t carry gun in church
• Macon considers selling, rebuying key buildings
• Macon man robbed 
in his Riverside Drive apartment
• State set to approve new rule on water
• Macon police: Two arrested in shoplifting ring
• Macon city attorney Langstaff 
to retire in three months
• DA: No perjury charges for former Bibb sheriff's investigator
• Planning and zoning meeting rescheduled
• Gunman robs employees 
at Macon store
• Woman reports rape, attempts suicide
• Macon murder suspect dies after illness
• Ga. Republicans push punitive immigration legislation (SB-7)
• Stronger dog rules under review by Macon council
• Silver Comet Trail killer challenges death sentence
• Macon coffee shop’s new look brings back former feel
• Meeting the Braves: Fans line up at Academy Sports
• Macon man stabbed while watching basketball game
• El Carnaval store robbed by two armed men
• Majority leader eyes HOPE tweaks
• Ag commissioner: No more free Market Bulletin
• Gunmen rob Macon man, take wallet, cell phone
• Monday’s Macon-Bibb zoning meeting canceled
• Bibb deputy uses Taser on alleged drunken driver
• Macon man beaten, robbed by group
• Macon man admits punching infant daughter
• Greenhouse gas limits will impact midstate projects
• Bibb BOE debates adding American Sign Language as foreign language course
• U.S. Attorney Moore setting priorities for office
• Hangar dispute still up in air at Middle Georgia Regional Airport
• New tri-county emergency alert system to get first test
• Education Notebook: Houston kindergarten, pre-K registration coming in March
• Three muggings reported in Bibb County Saturday night
• Family, friends gather to send off Macon-based reserve unit
• Ga. Republicans are eyeing pathway to privitalization of state's prison system
• Dog park opens agility course
• Mental health treatments mulled after Arizona shootings
• Eastman man dies after police chase
• State's real law writers hidden under Capitol stairs
• Ga. House Speaker took lobbyist-funded trip to Europe
• Two rob Latin food mart
• Middle Georgia construction still lagging
• MWA tops record for major sewage spills
• MWA pays $100,000 in fines to state last year
• Music hall plan: Group hopes to turn old Capricorn into museum, working studio
• Chambliss predicts Senate will vote on health care law repeal
• Lawsuit possible in service talks, says Reichert
• Group of boys seen arguing near Baldwin house that later burned
• Massage parlor raid details released
• Macon’s chamber looks forward as it celebrates its past
• Georgia Military College sued over discrimination allegations
• AC Pup: Come help me celebrate turning 2
• Welcoming ceremony set for Dallemand
• Houston Avenue apartment damaged by gunfire
• Firearm, drug charges in north Bibb
• Ranger issued disorderly conduct warning
• Political Notebook: Houston shows landfill pride
• Rural Democrat Jeana Brown continues to pick up endorsements in GA-178 race
• Bibb school board chooses storm make-up days
• Macon-Bibb consolidation issue going back to Gold Dome
• Macon, 3 other bidders to make case for music hall
• Woman dies following Dublin crash
• Interstate widening may take part of Riverside Cemetery
• Sen. Brown at race forum: ‘We’re not being honest with one another’
• Man’s chicken dinner stolen at gunpoint in Macon
• Macon woman gets postcard from husband – 52 years late
• As special election approaches, Brown talks issues affecting community
• Boeing to cut 90 Macon jobs
• Epps named deputy whip
• Mercer Names Football Coach
• Macon council looks to Houston County for landfill solution
• Homicides up slightly in 2010 in Macon/Bibb County
• Former Bibb bank teller gets 3 years for embezzlement
• Work to start soon on midstate road projects
• Macon unity forum set for Thursday night
• StoryCorps oral history 
project coming to Macon
• Ga. to close down Metro State Prison
• New markers point out Macon’s Civil War history
• Deal warns of federal health law costs
• Legislative Notebook: Hunt on for Twiggs County library money
• 3 men stabbed in Macon nightclub fight
• Two men killed in separate vehicle accidents in the midstate
• NewTown announces revamped downtown events
• Macon police have new website
• Tuition hike likely, says university chief
• Macon man carjacked at residence
• Newspaper vendor pistol-whipped
• Macon man cut after opening door
• Two Macon men indicted in deputy’s shooting
• Bibb deputies arrest man on multiple charges
• Georgia's technical schools facing more cuts
• Bibb-Monroe border hearing receives new date
• Macon police release report of nightclub brawl
• Judge clarifies Plant Washington ruling
• Third victim dies days after Monroe County shooting
• Macon police shoot at pit bulls in separate incidents this weekend
• Macon band wins state music competition, now heads to L.A.
• Auditors: Bibb County on track
• Bibb deputies investigate shots fired
• Deployment ceremony to be held for battalion
• Lucas’ proposal to get tweaks
• Weather doesn’t dampen reminder of King legacy
• Macon police treating man’s death as murder
• Douglass Theatre begins 90th anniversary celebration with showing of 'Fela!'
• Area residents weigh in on MLK holiday
• Middle Georgia MLK Events
• MLK closings
• Macon man dies at hospital following incident at local nightclub
• Killings in Monroe County may stem from domestic violence
• Georgia legislators set to weigh budget cuts
• Nation ponders King in wake of Arizona shootings
• Education Notebook: Icy weather causes spike in Bibb social media followers
• Macon man dies in early morning crash
• Macon man dies following incident at nightclub
• Ed Grisamore: Don't scoff at Macon's Positive Peace Award
• Improper judges’ oaths prompt concerns that their decisions may be invalid
• Bibb legislative delegation draws few for town hall meeting
• Two women found dead in Monroe
• Middle Georgia MLK Events
• MLK holiday closings
• MLK events aim to bring together the community
• Greater Macon Chamber of Commerce celebrating 150 years
• Falcons enjoy being overlooked
• Kilo of cocaine recovered by deputies at Happy Store
• Monroe Primary Care closing its doors
• Dahlonega withdraws music hall proposal
• E. Macon pastor envisions restoration of former Cross Keys church
• AC Pup offers tips to keep furry friends safe
• MLK holiday closings
• Martin Luther King Jr. holiday events
• Schools must ‘continue to do more with less,' says superintendent
• Macon hits record low temperature
• Bibb legislators to host town hall meeting Saturday
• Power outage in north Macon attributed to equipment failure
• Sex offender detail to net 15 arrests
• Political Notebook: Why can’t they just talk?
• Top House, Senate committee spots for midstate lawmakers
• January Faculty and Staff Notables
• Macon public safety pension board back to five members
• Macon man shot during argument about parking spot
• Former Macon banker pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Bibb school board debates how to deal with makeup days
• Man’s hand-written sign says it all: ‘I Need A Job’
• Two midstate acts competing in Georgia Lottery music search
• Three charged in Christmas Eve auto theft
• Crawford man charged with murder
• Correction
• Corrections
• Lucas urges pay plan tweaks for Macon workers
• Grocery shelves in midstate depleted due to weather
• Registration for state colleges postponed due to weather
• Midstate GOP lawmakers bullish on governor’s budget
• Deal outlines cuts to education, Medicaid, state jobs
• Recent violence shouldn’t stop contact with public, lawmakers say
• U.N. Positive Peace award bestowed on Macon
• Sports hall of fame to remain in Macon
• Preaching austerity, Gov. Deal unveils lean budget
• Man charged with attempted armed robbery in Macon
• Former Bibb massage parlor worker pleads guilty
• Macon churchmembers headed to Haiti
• Hard tasks await winner of Crawford-area House seat
• Most services back in full swing after winter storm
• Bibb property taxes to become more unfair under new state law, some say
• Man carjacked in front of Bibb Food Lion store
• Couple in Macon home when bullet comes through window
• Man stabbed with pocket knife during Macon dispute
• Blood found in burglarized Macon home
• Mercer medical school receives $1.5 million gift
• Man asks to buy a soda, conducts robbery
• Men robbed inside vehicle by masked gunman
• Harris Chair Endowed
• Day off means a good time for some in Middle Georgia
• Despite the ice, some businesses carry on as usual
• Tuesday's closings and delayed openings
• Weather keeps public safety officers busy
• Death sentence upheld in midstate child’s slaying
• Heater may have started house fire in Bibb
• Deal takes oath, becomes Georgia's 82nd governor
• Staton a winner in new Senate power structure
• State Legislature starts up amid storm
• Telegraph columnist Phil Dodson dies at 67
• UPDATE: Midstate authorities urge motorists to stay off the roads
• Georgia College releases book of cartoons by O’Connor
• Prospect of snow, ice, causes a stir in Middle Georgia
• Ga.’s new top lawyer to join health care lawsuit
• Education Notebook: Houston, Bibb schools honored by governor’s office
• Schools steer away from using grades to punish
• Inauguration of Mercer Alumnus Nathan Deal
• P&Z: Sixth Chick-fil-A sought in Macon
• Legislative preview: Budget 'ominous,' schools on chopping block
• Legislative preview: What Georgians want from their lawmakers
• Area churches team up for food giveaway
• Ed Grisamore: The circus was always in town
• Falcons and their faithful ready to take flight
• Two arrested in connection with commercial burglary
• Deal marks start of inaugural festivities with day of service
• Deal and Barnes spent $17.4M in governor’s bids
• Macon’s Freudenberg recycles plastic bottles into roofing material
• Music hall bids fail to excite authority board
• Milledgeville’s ‘First Fridays’ arts showcase begins in February
• 'Love offering' judge took invalid oath of reinstatement
• Slaying of Rozier Construction owner stuns Wilkinson residents
• Bring back grocery tax, lower income tax, panel recommends
• Twiggs approves landfill proposal
• Winter storm could be coming
• Water bill response satisfactory, says NAACP
• Political Notebook: Macon finance chief leaves, WR website hacked
• Bibb overcharged fees for revaluation appeals, court agrees
• AC Pup: Start 2011 with clean slate and aim to help animals
• I-75 lanes to be closed
• Scott slated for Sunday talk show
• 17-year-old charged with having gun
• New lofts open in Armory building in downtown Macon
• Georgia Democrats seeking a road back
• Dogfighting case draws two convictions
• ‘Love offering’ judge back at desk; ties to Randall family uncovered
• Hundreds turn out to honor Marshall for service
• Federal pay freeze affects about 9,000 at Robins
• Deal sets up blind trust to oversee his assets
• Elderly woman killed by gunfire in Cordele
• Flu vaccine for Bibb students available Monday
• Bibb drug investigators arrest man on marijuana charges
• Judge: Twiggs official was overpaid, not underpaid
• Erickson to quit Macon City Council for Atlanta gig
• Gunman robs Macon apartment manager, flees with two money orders
• Panel likely to back lower income, business taxes for Georgians
• Monroe County supports high-speed rail line
• Bibb judges reverse approval of ‘love offering’ magistrate rehire
• Correction
• Mega Millions winner steps forward in Washington; Idaho in suspense
• New Rep. Austin Scott sworn in
• Hispanic group of Jehovah’s Witnesses to meet this weekend in Tifton
• Man charged in armed robbery of Forsyth bank
• Bibb-Monroe border hearing delayed again
• Mercer Press Book Named Book of the Year
• Gushee Named to Detainee Treatment Panel
• Programs in Forsyth County and Douglas County
• Milani Disability Award
• Author to Deliver First Freedom Lecture at Mercer
• 2010 News Releases
• Authorities investigating Forsyth bank robbery
• Bibb man arrested in meth lab bust at his home
• Log truck collides with Jones County patrol car
• Georgia College ranked among Top 100 'Best Values'
• Macon council votes to boost public safety pensions
• Details of tax proposal nearing released
• Judge who quit in Bibb ‘love offering’ scandal has been rehired
• Winters sworn in as Macon district attorney
• Tobesofkee master plan includes cabins, conference center, water park
• Ga. proposing new fees at WMAs, public fishing areas
• Milledgeville councilman put in jail
• Macon woman hurt in pedestrian accident on Mercer University Drive
• Warrant issued for man who shot Houston drug dog
• Macon man shot in knee while walking
• Burglary suspects caught inside Macon school building
• Man beaten during attempted mugging on Napier Avenue
• Bibb man attacked with fire poker
• Macon’s sports hall bid similar to music hall proposal
• Macon police, fire pension funding may get boost
• Simms begins duties as judge
• Man robbed inside Macon apartment by gunman
• Gunman with two pistols robs woman at Bibb gas station
• Gunman and getaway driver sought in robbery at ATM in Macon
• Brother of missing Georgia woman finds her remains
• Law enforcement agencies drafting social networking policies
• Services set for former Macon first lady Irene Scales Robinson
• Macon's bid for music hall finally released
• Still no resolution between WGXA, Dish Network
• What’s open, what’s not for New Year’s holiday
• Career change takes Altamaha Riverkeeper, group, in new direction
• Trees to be recycled in Middle Georgia mulching events
• Gyms expect surge as many try to commit to fitness in new year
• Midstate Dish Network customers lose ABC, FOX in dispute
• Interstate reopened following early morning accident in south Bibb
• Top local business stories of 2010
• True Gris winners show some grit
• Top local stories of 2010
• Top local stories of the decade
• First local baby of 2010 born to Jones couple
• Macon man charged with discharging firearm
• AC Pup: 2011 is the year of ‘continual contagious compassion’
• Man posts bond in photographer attack
• Man who attacked photographer charged, released from jail
• Macon Little Theatre climbs out of debt
• Macon lone bidder for sports hall
• Readers who made health resolutions in 2010 — and kept them
• Correction
• Families have fun at New Year’s Eve party
• Mystical 1-1-11? A look at the No. 1 date
• Juliette family loses home in fire
• Bibb fire under investigation
• What’s open, what’s not for the New Year’s holiday
• Burglars caught hiding in storage unit
• Major sewage spill cleaned up in Bibb County
• Four men linked to 24 burglaries in five counties
• Forsyth City Council ousts official
• Traditional dishes bring in new year with wishes of luck
• Sen. Brown: I was talking about sex, not KKK
• Telegraph photographer attacked after news conference
• Telegraph photographer attacked after news conference
• Further water tests find no contaminated wells in south Bibb
• Macon posts public safety openings
• Retiring Judge Sizemore reflects on time on bench
• What’s open, what’s not for New Years
• Sen. Brown’s comments stir talk of Ku Klux Klan
• Bleckley man burned in early morning fire
• Warner Robins family comes through trying year
• Kerosene sold at Eatonton store could be dangerous
• Macon cab driver robbed
• Bibb mulls $10M in bonds for new Juvenile Court
• Macon hits record low
• Laurens killing leads to murder charge
• Man tries to rob Macon store with box cutter
• Dish Network channel dispute still at impasse
• Panel backs Twiggs landfill
• GOP sweep named Georgia’s top story of 2010
• State lists year’s top economic successes
• Pok&#xE9;mon players enjoy strategy, friendly environment
• Baptist youth conference returns to Macon with new name
• Man robbed in front of apartment in Macon
• Georgia lawmakers face new ethics rules
• Kwanzaa kicks off at Macon's Douglass Theatre
• What’s open, what’s not
• Commuter rail was 2010 focus, but there’s more to come
• Education Notebook: 'Dead Man Walking’ author to speak at Mercer
• Perdue’s business deals have raised some eyebrows
• A Sonny Day: Official duties winding down, Perdue returning home
• Looking back on Perdue’s eight years as governor
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Museum gets donation from Peyton Anderson Foundation
• Cycle of charity
• Communities step up to help feed needy
• Long journey home for Christmas
• Christmas nativity scene brought to life at Macon church
• Political Notebook: Seeking concrete recognition
• Readers share their favorite Christmas memories
• Man robbed of car at gunpoint
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Woman dies from injuries sustained in accident
• Man dies in mobile home fire
• Midstate New Year’s Eve celebrations
• AC’s Christmas wishes include kindness and love
• Season to celebrate: City of Macon employees enjoy holiday party
• Twiggs rebuked for vote taken on landfill
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Macon woman killed in I-16 wreck
• Chemical company gets green light to open plant in Upson
• Readers step up to make Reindeer Gang wishes come true
• Christmas snow in midstate is possible, but rain is more likely
• Middle Georgians offer aid to puppy injured in burglary
• Local motorcycle club brings Christmas joy to Macon families
• State issues safety warning about 15-passenger vans
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Donated devices will help keep police canines safe
• Foundation to seek funding for Macon, Bibb law enforcement
• From Santa, with love
• Utility deal could kill Smarr power plant plans
• Ruling keeps Macon’s hall bid secret
• Save A Pet still without new home
• Perdue warns GOP on immigration
• Macon police seek help locating vehicle connected to ATM theft
• Author to Deliver First Freedom Lecture at Mercer
• Mercer Press Book Named Book of the Year
• Holiday lunch for seniors
• Macon, Bibb lawmakers approve tax districts
• What’s open, what’s not for Christmas
• Lawsuit filed against Ga. state trooper
• Burned, beaten pup still being treated by vet
• Man arrested 9 months after ex’s death in Roberta
• Macon council approves pay scale in contentious 9-5 vote
• Correction
• Dish customers may lose ABC, FOX
• Sheriff’s office to get south Bibb location
• Court hearing for music hall bid set for Wednesday
• Bartlett Crossing rebirth on track to be completed during summer
• Crawford County man accidentally shoots himself
• Crawford officials: Russian roulette killed 19-year-old
• 20-year-old Macon man charged in killing of Roberta man
• Pay scale proposal not on Macon council agenda
• Autopsies confirm murder-suicide finding in Macon deaths
• Police probe shooting death of Juliette man
• Macon police: Teens robbed while in vehicle
• Milani Disability Award
• Fatal shooting investigated in Crawford County
• Same armed robber allegedly hits Macon shoe store 2nd time
• Murder-suicide involving teen, child leaves voids in Macon families
• Woman hit by van on Gray Highway remains in critical condition
• Students share spirit of Christmas with Macon family
• Macon crime lab sees budgetary bump after state cuts, audit finds
• Medical Center among handful of facilities with germ-fighting tool
• After November defeat, Marshall ready to move on
• Education Notebook: Macon State announces search committee to look for Bell replacement
• Lounge on Williamson Road is burglarized
• Woman critically hurt in Macon pedestrian accident
• New Bibb physical therapy center a homecoming for couple
• Teen kills 7-year-old in murder-suicide in Macon, coroner says
• N.C. students bring Christmas presents to needy Macon family
• Mile of smiles at Rock Ranch Christmas light display
• Christmas light sites in the midstate
• Students get second chance with Jones County online program
• Last-minute shoppers take to malls for holiday gifts
• White collar flight: Whites, skilled workers leaving Bibb for suburban counties
• Multiple water main breaks close Montpelier Avenue
• I-75 southbound closed Friday for crash
• Group urges Middle Georgia churches to help ex-cons
• Plant Washington permit rejected over pollution concerns
• Puppy beaten, burned during Macon home burglary
• A look at the music hall competitors’ bids
• Music halls bids released by competing cities
• Police, Parks and Recreation to host ‘Santa in the Park’
• NAACP to collect more water bills
• AC Pup: Dog’s story is magical Christmas gift
• Purse-snatching suspect caught in coffee house
• Shoppers should be vigilant for car break-ins, police say
• Slashing benefits for new Bibb employees under consideration
• Political Notebook: Reichert confesses before ministers
• HOPE book allowance cut in half
• Lockheed reaches $10.3M settlement with feds
• Scott named to Armed Services, Ag committees
• Two men rob Family Dollar in Macon
• NAACP challenges Macon water bills
• Macon, Bibb governments seek better relations
• Bibb man charged after meth lab discovered on his property
• Cousino: I’ll run for Macon mayor again
• Macon police seek info in shooting death of Roberta man
• Terminal Station renovation complete
• Two men rob Family Dollar in Macon
• Pension increase gets support from Macon committee
• Woman drives vehicle into Macon nursing home
• Monroe officials avoid court through agreement
• Proposed pay scale for Macon workers receives poor reception
• Funding cuts leave many without home heating assistance in Macon
• Man shot to death on Rocky Creek Road
• Deal: State government must lay off workers
• Making wishes come true: Midstate cops reach out to children for the holidays
• Bibb open house outlines roundabout proposal
• Finance director Barber leaving Macon City Hall
• Macon man sentenced to detention center for ‘Peeping Tom’ charge
• Macon tax district plans draw quick approval from council committee
• Garbage fee increase approved by Macon council committee
• Laurens businesses close after gambling raids
• Music hall authority gets initial look at five competing bids
• GeorgiaSkies flight service may see major changes
• Temperatures plunge to record low in Macon
• Victim identified in Monroe County auto death
• Correction
• Macon cab driver robbed
• Macon workers can hear pay details at meeting
• Suit asks judge to enforce terms of consent order with Jeffersonville
• Dangerous-canine ordinance advances with Macon council committee
• New Bibb schools chief’s deal differs from predecessor’s
• State representative Epps leaves Democrats to join GOP
• Bibb YDC officer hit with chair
• Sellier’s wife, former challenger to run for House seat
• State approves Oaky Woods purchase
• Video gaming machines seized in Baldwin County raid
• Correction
• Man accidentally shot in foot while exiting bed
• Macon woman stabbed in arm
• Four Georgia prisons placed on lockdown amid protest
• Education Notebook: Outgoing Peach school board members recognized
• Where to find the Rebuilding Macon cookbook
• Roundabout open house
• Local cookbook raises money for Rebuilding Macon
• Open house set for Bibb roundabout plan
• Christmas parade in Macon a chilling experience
• Maconite Dillard settling in as new Court of Appeals judge
• A house with ‘Surround Santa’
• Macon-Bibb Planning & Zoning: Used car dealer plans second location
• Zombies take over as movie begins filming in Macon
• Police investigating fatal Macon hit-and-run
• Good, bad news coming for Bibb property owners
• Reichert: Three years in office
• Bartram Forest losing only staffer
• Local bankers look at recession's effect on community banks
• Monroe County to unveil restored courthouse
• AC Pup: Intentional acts of kindness should inspire us all
• Political Notebook: What’s good for the cops is good for the council
• Reward offered in Perry gun thefts with link to Macon murder suspect
• New mayoral candidate emerges
• Man, woman charged with stealing from siding business
• Macon to put 17 vacant lots up for sale
• Macon, four other cities turn in bids for music hall of fame
• Bibb schools chief hired
• Macon police getting new website
• Man and woman sentenced in Red Lobster robbery
• Gunman robs Shoe Show
• Gray Highway reopens after wreck
• Macon police apprehend burglary suspect
• Hundreds line up for winter heating help in Macon
• Four men charged in Macon's latest slaying
• Wilkins signs autographs in Macon
• Lucas publicizes her proposals for new pay scale
• Bibb school board supports tax district plan
• Bibb's new Work Ready certification might draw business
• Macon fire, police tension meeting ends as tempers flare
• Man pleads guilty to theft by extortion in Bibb Court
• Bibb jurors find Miller guilty in burned body slaying
• Donations to Macon chamber headed to RAFB
• Macon man hits street sign, power pole and church
• Four charged in Cleveland Avenue slaying
• Authors Luncheon
• The curious tale of Caesar the missing cat ends happily for all
• Macon man gets life sentence for strangling woman
• Midstate students perform at Governor’s Mansion
• Only half of students who enroll in college in Ga. go on to get degrees
• Burglar drives into Bibb storefront to steal televisions
• Staton, Peake discuss issues facing midstate
• Mercer to develop Asian studies minor with grant
• Students attend Nutcracker performance in Macon
• Pay plan for Macon workers moving forward
• Peake plans bill to reduce Bibb school board from 8 to 5 members
• Snow flurries fall in midstate
• More bones discovered by Macon police
• ‘Ethical’ impasse brings Macon murder trial to standstill
• Bibb appraiser honored
• Deal warns of cuts to K-12, HOPE
• Macon man indicted in 2009 Bibb killing
• Passenger air bids detailed for Middle Georgia Regional Airport
• Thieves targeting manhole covers in Bibb County
• Website set up to help Hawkinsville teens, family after fire
• Mayors’ Motorcade brings holiday cheer to hospital residents who are often forgotten
• Bibb commissioners commit $500,000 to halls of fame
• Bibb commissioners appear inclined to support tax allocation districts
• Human skull, other bones found in Macon wooded area
• Man attacked woman ‘like a rabid dog,’ says Bibb murder trial witness
• Man fires shots in Macon neighborhood
• 148th headquarters to remain in Forsyth
• Testimony under way in Bibb County strangulation trial
• Oaky Woods purchase approved by state panel
• Public Safety Leadership Degree
• Bibb's Teacher of Year foregoes courtroom career to reach kids in classroom
• Dispute between Macon, Cox Communications falls silent
• Candlelight Tour of Homes held in Macon's Huguenin Heights area
• New NAACP leader seeking better community involvement
• Macon State education program receives national accreditation
• Tumbling students train at Macon gym
• Macon teens say time a factor in eating, exercise habits
• Getting kids to walk to school is aim of program
• Some midstate schools providing healthier lunches
• Reindeer Gang: Recap of people in need
• Reindeer Gang: Economy has hurt Macon roofer and his family
• CDC: Flu already hitting Georgia hard
• Hundreds attend funeral for Rep. Sellier
• Jason Aldean returning to Macon
• Midstate touts benefits of music, sports halls of fame
• AC Pup: In honor of military dogs and handlers
• Joshua Cup open round-the-clock during finals week
• Peanut commission seeks nominations for outstanding young peanut farmers
• Twiggs County school evacuated for electrical fire from light fixture
• More midstate interstate and road closures, roadwork announced
• MWA reports big sewage spill
• Historic black Thomasville church added to National Register
• Hanukkah marked at Temple Beth Israel
• Two Hawkinsville teens at Augusta burn center after house fire
• Retired educator wins car in midstate's United Way raffle
• Records of 3 charged in Macon store slaying are extensive
• Political Notebook: Hundreds turn out for Sellier’s visitation
• Guard considering 148th support battalion for move to Macon armory
• Reindeer Gang: Man in wheelchair needs ramp, kitchen work
• Macon-Bibb service delivery negotiations halted
• Camellia Gardens may be linked to Macon's riverwalk with grant money
• 2 men arrested on armed robbery charges in Bibb
• Joycine’s, longtime downtown business, moving to Ingleside Village
• Rock Hawk a mystery, though folklore supplies colorful tales
• New Rock Hawk park a decade in the making
• Christmas tree lighting ceremony held at Medical Center
• Correction
• Winters realizes dream of becoming DA
• Western Foundations Lecture
• Amy Schwartz Moretti Concert and Debut CD Release on Dec. 6
• Reindeer Gang: Disabled woman wishes for better cookware
• Donations for Bibb apartment fire victims being collected
• World AIDS Day observance held at downtown church
• Trial opens for Georgia man accused of killing family with shotgun
• Pay plan for city workers presented to Macon council
• Bibb's violence problem to be analyzed by Mercer group
• Teens charged in slaying of Macon store employee
• UPDATE: Funeral arrangements for Sellier released; flags at state buildings to fly at half staff
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• Applications wait-listed for energy rebate program
• Bibb man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• Baldwin school board incumbents fall
• Nahmias, McFadden win runoffs in Ga. court races
• Riverside bank robbed; police searching for suspect
• Man accused of concealing knife at Bibb restaurant
• Reindeer Gang: WR man with brain tumor needs financial help
• Halls of fame to get $500K from Bibb County
• Winters wins DA race; Simms gets judgeship
• Disaster area declared in 151 Georgia counties due to drought
• Warm, dry winter projected for midstate
• UGA player’s Sugar Bowl ring stolen in Macon home
• Georgia College’s Leland named to nationwide college board
• Employee robbed while going to make bank deposit in Macon
• Macon man indicted in August killing
• Riverside Drive BB&T robbed
• Rand Institute President to Speak in Atlanta
• Weather could impact today's runoff elections
• Runoff ballot
• Runoff election information
• HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS
• REINDEER GANG: Women share grief at holidays
• Kemp has kept focus on state votes
• Hearing in congressman-elect Scott's divorce records matter postponed
• Bibb school board talks about contract for superintendent
• 5 die in midstate travel period wrecks
• Macon police roll out new, bigger bomb truck
• Ga. may buy chunk of Oaky Woods
• Macon-to-Robins bus trips get off to slow start
• Bibb schools improve graduation test results
• Macon PD retiree leading new Central Georgia Tech police force
• Macon man tells police he was shot in arm by acquaintance
• Man accused of discharging weapon recklessly in Bibb
• Bibb County man shot after opening apartment door
• Study: Medical School Placing Well in Rural, Underserved Areas
• Breaks few in Bibb debit card fraud probe
• Monroe deputies: Burglary suspect claimed he was robbed
• THE REINDEER GANG: Family struggles after father’s bout with cancer
• Midstate hospitals feel pinch of providing care to uninsured
• City of Macon in spat with Cox Communications over accessibility of channels
• Boughs of chandeliers, restored dining room highlight Hay House Christmas tour
• Body of missing Perry man with Alzheimer's found at Macon landfill
• Prosecutor, judge candidates make their final runoff push
• Perfect tree search a holiday tradition for some
• Reindeer Gang: Medical issues a challenge for foster mom, kids
• Pair hopes Macon comic convention could become economic superhero
• Downtown group seeks to help develop new businesses
• Day care for disabled kids hard to find in midstate
• Tips for parents seeking day care for kids with special needs
• Middle Georgians hunt for Black Friday deals
• AC Pup: Recognizing beauty has unexpected rewards
• Reindeer Gang: Woman ‘always doing’ for others could use help
• Bibb seeing dramatic spike in evictions
• Macon man dies in Friday crash
• New landfill expansion to get review
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: ‘The real work lies ahead,’ Scott says
• Reindeer Gang: New clothes would mean a lot for Fort Valley man
• Trees cut along I-75 in Bibb not wasted
• Georgia Power to expand solar program
• Macon toddler run over, killed
• 3 people die in Middle Ga. as holiday travel period begins
• Hundreds turn out for holiday meal at Macon Rescue Mission
• Warner Robins couple thankful for ‘miracle’ child among reader submissions
• Bass, Sardis Church roads to be studied
• Coalition to hold ethanol workshop in Macon
• Austin Scott talk slated for weekly GOP address
• Riverview Road bridge set to close for a year
• Macon police now using Twitter to communicate
• Macon police announce bomb truck grant
• Help sought for residents of burned Bibb apartments
• What’s closed for Thanksgiving
• Macon grandma wins $121K in Fantasy 5 drawing
• On Black Friday eve, cops offer tips for customers, business owners
• Ficklin, Erickson in ethics dispute
• Funding a key issue for music and sports halls
• Bus service from Macon to Robins starts Monday
• Robins adding shuttle, high occupancy gate to ease traffic
• Bibb, Dublin awarded traffic safety grant
• East Macon apartments evacuated due to fire
• Treutlen schools to receive Race to the Top funds
• Fire displaces 20 residents days before Thanksgiving
• Macon police arrest two on drug charges after search
• Police: Motorists, passengers buckle up
• What’s closed for Thanksgiving
• Details of Reichert’s redevelopment plan emerge during hearing
• Apartment fire displaces Bibb residents days before Thanksgiving
• Binary Bears Win Programming Contest
• ‘Very few Tracys out there,’ teacher says of Rhodes Scholarship winner
• Macon police release more information on shooting
• Justices: Fair, Jolly eligible for death penalty in Bibb deputy's killing
• Mercer trustees approve new degree programs
• Macon NAACP announces new president
• Bullet enters Macon house, comes near family
• Two rapes reported in Macon
• Old Riverside Drive building torn down
• Cherry tree giveaway will be Dec. 3
• Businessman photographs accused thief
• Programs coordinated to help injured Macon officer
• New Degrees, Trustees, Officers
• Cochran woman dies in wreck
• Runoff races in Middle Georgia
• Early voting starts slowly
• Macon woman named Rhodes Scholar
• Multiple factors determine pay of Bibb schools chief, leaders say
• Busy first week for Scott in Washington
• Macon man charged in assault case
• Education Notebook: Dublin, Peach schools get $50K from Ga.
• Man is city’s 20th homicide of ’10
• About 250 march to protest recent Macon violence
• Frugal shoppers keep the needy in mind
• New technical school opening in Bibb
• Experts, midstate stores optimistic for rebound during holiday shopping season
• Cherry Blossom Queen crowned
• ‘What the pilgrims ate’: Some locals opting for free-range, organic turkeys
• Macon Transit Authority to revamp bus passes
• Charity groups say Thanksgiving need more plentiful this year
• Mercer University reinstates football program
• Shelter volunteers excited about All About Animals' new facility
• State judge weighs air permit for Plant Washington
• Macon police arrest three men on gun, marijuana charges
• Ex-Macon hospital worker accused of accessing patient information
• Macon assisted-living home chief accused of embezzlement
• Teens charged in 88-year-old's killing
• Bibb deputies arrest three on gun charges
• Christmas Motorcade will bring holiday to Central State Hospital
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: How to excite Casey Cagle
• Rescued animals forever thankful to human saviors
• Woman beaten with hammer in Macon
• Mercer announces return of football
• Mercer to Reinstate Football
• Bibb school board returns to regular business
• Attorney general getting case against former Twiggs sheriff, son
• Renovated movie theater in north Macon planning to open next week
• Reichert sketches 'creative' plan to sell buildings to pay pension debt
• Mercer expected to announce return of football program
• Arrest made in Monday’s Red Roof Inn armed robbery
• Cagle surprised by move in Senate to curb his power
• Marshallville gets financing for water filtration system
• Officials investigate arson at vacant house in Macon
• Macon churches to swap guns for car stereos Saturday
• Macon native making some noise in national music competition
• Mercer University lays off 14 employees
• Jones County considers CodeRED emergency system
• Local airport screenings low-key in midstate
• Correction
• Macon man shoots himself in finger
• River Edge opens housing in former blighted area of Macon
• Bibb school board still hammering out superintendent contract
• Neighbor, Bibb deputies thwart metal theft
• Macon council approves funds for sports, music halls
• Saturday march in Macon in opposition to violence
• Woman arrested in connection with Macon homicide case
• Floatplanes at Tobesofkee continuing to be explored
• Director: Recreation center repairs would be a burden on Macon budgets
• Bibb man indicted on charge of stabbing his father to death
• Eastman day care to lose license due to overcrowding
• Macon police officer seriously hurt in wreck
• Man robbed at gunpoint inside Macon home
• GDOT halts lane-closures for Thanksgiving holiday
• Homecoming 2010 Is Here
• Witness the Courage, Hope and Strength of a Young Girl in ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ at The Grand Opera House
• Witness the Courage, Hope and Strength of a Young Girl in ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ at The Grand Opera House
• Macon man attacked, robbed on Pio Nono
• Macon council to vote on keeping members’ pay same
• Fame halls funding approved by Macon City Council committee
• Sellier: O’Neal gives midstate ‘a seat at the table’ at Legislature
• Mercer bear statue in place for homecoming
• Grant aims to help 
midstate crime victims
• Gunman robs Bibb motel, takes clerk’s vehicle
• Macon man 
shoots at intruders
• Woman stabbed during confrontation on New Clinton Road
• Woman’s rear tire 
shot out in Macon
• McCarthy named Bibb County’s Teacher of the Year
• Survey: Most residents ‘not attached’ to Macon area
• Baldwin County working on healthier community
• Gunmen rob restaurant of cash in north Bibb
• Puppies recovered after robbers storm Macon house
• Five shot, wounded after argument outside Bibb nightclub
• Education Notebook: Bibb school board to vote on renovation contract
• Macon’s Second Sunday Brunch sets communal mood
• Beall’s Hill partnership recognized on national level
• WR native has part in new movie ‘Morning Glory’
• Math the name of the game at high school competition
• Restored Vineville/Pierce house repurposed as executive suites
• Police investigate suspected arson at east Macon home
• Estranged boyfriend killed after climbing through woman’s window
• Macon State, MGC point to tougher standards as reason for small declines
• 16-year-old gang member shot twice in Bloomfield area of Macon
• Tennille woman’s death found to be homicide
• AC Pup gives advice to reader’s dog Dixie on keeping fit
• Tift campus opens officially as Department of Corrections headquarters
• Teens sentenced to YDC in school gun cases
• Horse brutally attacked; $7,500 reward offered for info on attackers
• Anti-violence march planned by local churches
• Political Notebook: Workforce dumped dolt
• Record Enrollment
• Study to observe Baldwin kids for long-term
• Bibb school board continues superintendent contract talks
• Bibb magnet school application deadline nears
• Macon police officer honored for heroic actions at fire
• Court sanctioned judicial candidate Barnes in credit card debt case
• 'Simple appreciation': Veterans honored across midstate
• Macon police officer reinstated after firing
• Veterans Day observances
• Holiday closings
• Bibb deputies investigate counterfeit money cases
• Forsyth soldier killed in Iraq honored with road dedication
• Dallemand offered 3-year superintendent contract by Bibb school board
• Bibb neighborhood gets explosive scare
• Helping 'wounded warriors' is veteran’s special mission
• High School Math Competition
• Johannine Gospels Event
• Panel on Autism
• Clarification
• Bibb school board votes to hire Dallemand as superintendent
• The tennis club practices Wednesdays from 6 to 9 p.m. and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m. at the campus tennis courts. Students interested in joining the club should just come to practice. For more info, email James Hagler at james.hagler@maconstate.edu.
• Mercer Law School holding competition in legal ethics
• Baldwin County toy drive under way
• Two men indicted in Macon killing
• New technology aims to keep Jones students safe
• No gun found following Rutland lockdown
• Macon to commit $2M to redevelopment
• Midstate still faces weighty fight
• Macon police arrest Perry man on rape charges
• Pedestrian dies after Friday hit-and-run
• Congratulations to four of our communications (CIT) majors: Norma Perkins; Meaghan Smith; William "Dane" Caskin; and Katelyn Laconte. All four were chosen to serve on The Telegraph's "Shadow Editorial Board," a project to give lo
• Bridge work brings I-75 lane closures in Monroe County
• Here's wishing our students and faculty a great fall break. See you Monday!
• Eroded water line leaves downtown streets on thin crust
• Macon State students and graduates are invited to attend the Professional Career Expo.
• Students, health care workers train setting up portable hospital
• Dr. Kim Pickens was the 2010 recipient of the Outstanding Service award given to one faculty member each year. She is our MVP this week. http://www.maconstate.edu/newsbureau/mvp/default.php
• Music hall authority: No more state support
• Next week is Academic Advising Awareness Week! Activities are open to all students, faculty, and staff to help get ready for spring 2011 early registration.
• O’Neal elected Ga. state House majority leader
• Psychology major Ashley Turner is one of the first residents of Macon State's on-campus living community, College Station. She is our MVP this week. http://www.maconstate.edu/newsbureau/mvp/default.php
• Local subsidies sought for sports, music halls of fame
• The Macon State Baseball Club has announced its spring semester 2011 game schedule. All home games will be played at Luther Williams Field in downtown Macon. For more information, contact J.P. Mitchell, club president and head coach, at jimmy.mitchell@ma
• Loleta Sartin of the School of Education learns as much from her students as they do from her. She is our MVP this week. www.maconstate.edu/newsbureau/mvp/default.php
• The Pre-Law Society, a student club, is sponsoring a "Powderpuff" football game at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 11, on the track field on the east side of the Macon Campus. $1 per person admission. Concessions will be sold. This is a fundraiser for th
• Study abroad, anyone? Join other Macon State students at an info session to learn more about this great opportunity: www.maconstate.edu/news/newspage.aspx?sqid=844
• Dr. Francisco Lopez received the 2010 faculty award for Outstanding Scholarly Activity. He is our MVP this week. www.maconstate.edu/newsbureau/mvp/default.php
• Retired teacher wins pickup in Georgia Lottery
• Shots fired at Macon house
• Police: Woman wounds husband climbing through window
• CrimeStoppers nears $400K in payments
• O'Neal elected Ga. state House majority leader
• Education Notebook: Georgia schools official to visit Macon
• Mothers praising prenatal yoga
• DOT to build bear underpasses in Ga. 96 project
• Lewis won’t seek recount in Macon DA race
• Deadline extended for Macon airport passenger air bids
• Analysis: Deal win continues GOP trend in Georgia
• Economy has no major impact on Christmas crafts festival
• Out-of-state donors financed some anti-Marshall ads
• Marshall's share of vote from 2006-2010
• Marshall Tucker Band fans brave cold at Fly South Festival
• South Macon bar seeks rezoning
• Analysis sheds light on 8th District race
• Macon residents gather to rally against crime
• Great Expectations Staying fit, eating healthy a challenge during pregnancy
• Downtown stakeholders laud location of new police substation
• Winters and Cooke headed to runoff in Macon Circuit DA race
• Retailers looking for help, hoping for strong sales
• Luncheon meeting this month focuses on grant writing
• Retired educator wins pickup in Georgia Lottery drawing
• Bibb school superintendent pick could come next week
• Pets, owners can share unbreakable bond
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Macon’s ‘Robespierre’ cuts away
• Georgia Trust, Wal-Mart team up to save 3 historic Forsyth homes
• Milledgeville lawmaker Kidd hospitalized after fall in wheelchair
• Plant Washington hearing set for December
• Republicans trim Cagle’s powers
• Leena Lavanya Speaks at Mercer
• Macon man shot in back
• Man robbed at knifepoint at Macon gas station
• Some midstate students getting free flu shots
• Bibb Commissioner Joe Allen hospitalized
• Lawsuit: Macon police manhandled father, son
• Noted pollster Frank Luntz addresses Mercer University audience
• Report: Bibb added 4,400 new jobs
• Donors increase reward in slaying
• Republican leader’s brother runs local restaurants
• Nunn to be honored by VMI for public service
• Real-life ‘Mad Man’ to speak at Macon State College
• Grand jury indicts Bibb parents on child cruelty charges
• Central High students get lessons in Japanese culture
• Ga. Supreme Court race headed for runoff
• More attention sought for Macon police complaints
• Bishop holds onto seat – barely
• Republicans surge in Georgia takeover
• Tuesday’s election a blue one for the Blue Dogs
• Governor-elect names transition, inaugural teams
• Results for contested races in Middle Georgia in the 2010 general election
• Scott, Marshall to work toward 8th District transition
• Georgians react to Republican tidal wave
• Free lung disease screening and learning event
• Macon man charged in July shooting
• Reicherts’ debit card number stolen
• Ann Schein In Concert at Mercer
• Kemp, Cagle win new terms, GOP leads in other posts
• New Web Site for Athletics
• Health-Care Heroes Award
• NEH Summer Institute
• Global Health Studies Program
• National PA Week 2010
• New Debate Coach
• Farmer, West win Bibb school board seats easily
• Student Wins Rotary Scholarship
• - PA Graduate Earns Prestigious Residency
• Savannah Professional MBAs Travel to New York
• Opening Weekend 2010
• Center for Theology and Public Life Speaker
• Engineering Alumni Seminar
• Bailey new head of Jones BOE; veteran Haskins also wins
• Streit Named Dean of Nursing
• Dr. Williams Honored by Corrections
• Spring 2010 President's List
• World Record for Mercer
• Mercer Students Join Hunt for Lost Colony
• Anya Silver Honored
• GOP holds early lead in commissioner races
• 25th Anniversary of the Stetson School of Business and Economics
• - Advanced Counseling Degrees Atlanta
• Spring 2010 Deans' Lists
• Mercer University Theatre Announces 2010 – 2011 Season
• Magic Lantern at Mercer
• Mercerians Volunteer with Elementary Schoolers
• Superior Court judgeship headed to runoff
• Mercer University Organist on International Radio Broadcast: Pipedreams
• Trustees Grace and Adams Honored
• Expert on Sustainability Coming to Mercer's Atlanta Campus
• High School Musicians to Perform with Top Strings Artists at McDuffie Labor Day Festival for Strings
• Molden to Address Executive Forum
• $1.1 Million Federal Grant
• Incumbents win Monroe school board spots
• Students to Study in Asia on Fulbrights
• New Endowed Chair in Pharmacy
• Press Authors Win Awards
• New Business Recruitment Director
• Betsy Fitzgerald Appointed as Executive Director of The Grand Opera House
• A-Sun Championships at Mercer
• Moffett appears to fall short in PSC bid
• Lofts at Mercer Village Announces Retailers
• Med Student Awarded Fellowship
• Mercer Alumnus Named Federal Judge
• U.S. News Rankings
• Ginn Lectures 2010
• Basketball Team and String Students to Study in Master Class with
St. Lawrence String Quartet Oct. 18
• Macon council pushes airport lease changes
• Student to Present Research in Washington
• Townsend-McAfee Director Named
• Grant Supports Teachers
• New Executive Appointments
• Mercer Helps Haiti
• Southern Studies Series
• ‘E-signing’ company may expand to Macon
• Celebrations of Learning
• Gushee Writing for Washington Post
• Addie Davis Award
• Mercer One of America's Best Colleges
• New Center Unveiling
• Princeton Review
• Jonesboro man indicted in 2004 Bibb store killing
• Bearstock at Mercer Saturday
• Mansfield and Genelle Jennings Distinguished University Chair in Music
• Mercer University Alumnus on International Radio Broadcast: 'From The Top'
• Student Places in International Essay Contest
• Constitution Day
• Elkins Named Educator of the Year
• Ga. voters send Isakson back to Senate
• Mercer Returns to National Conference
• Haiti Trips
• Mercer Professors Researching for NASA
• 2010 Mercer Preaching Consultation
• KEEN Conference at Engineering School
• Lee Named Foundation Director
• Student detained after gun brought to school
• Midstate teen shot in chest
• - Theology Classes Henry County
• Mercer On Mission Vietnam
• Medical Mission to Haiti
• Johannine Gospels Event
• Macon Judicial Circuit DA race headed to runoff
• Man shot in hand Tuesday at Macon apartment
• Center for Theology and Public Life
• Baseball Launches NCAA Bid
• Underwood Wins Religious Liberty Award
• Professional MBA Goes Virtual
• Hispanic Evangelical Leader Speaks at Mercer
• Executive Forum
• In governor's race, Deal beats ex-Gov. Barnes
• Employees cited in massage parlor compliance checks
• Mercer Student-Athletes Tops in Charity
• Engineering Students Win Awards
• Pharmacy to Present Largest Number of Posters at National Meeting
• Executive Forum Line-Up
• Comedian Coming for Family Weekend
• 'Baptist Mother Teresa' to Speak at Mercer
• Scott topples Marshall in 8th District congressional race
• Explosive chemical closes I-75 for hours overnight Monday
• Tony Award-Winning “Avenue Q” Makes Macon Debut at The Grand
• Mercer On Mission Kenya
• Counseling Team Headed for Haiti
• Tift Professor Named Editor
• The National Tour of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Announces Munchkin Auditions for Macon
• Classic American Musical ‘Oklahoma!’ comes to The Grand
• Ficklin set to return to City Council
• May Commencements Begin
• - New Law Dean Appointed
• America’s Favorite Family Musical, ‘Cats,’ Returns to The Grand
• Practice Management Certificate Program
• Bilas to Speak at Tip-Off Event
• Ga. voters send GOP's Isakson back to Congress
• Macon chamber heads food drive for military
• Water deal in Macon flowing slowly
• Macon, Bibb retain ISO ratings
• ATM recovered in trash pile in Macon
• Citations to be issued in Bibb dog attack case
• Macon gun buyback plan misfires with council committee, reloads
• Barnes, Deal crisscross Ga. on election eve
• Officials: Macon woman strangled to death
• Feds on call to ensure fairness at polls
• Former plant damaged in Milledgeville fire
• Poll workers are key part of process
• Exit poll: Economy troubles eclipse all else
• Ordinances covering pay in Macon leave out amounts
• Macon woman’s death ruled a homicide
• Education Notebook: ‘Baptist Mother Teresa’ to speak at Mercer this week
• Milledgeville man killed 
in weekend crash
• AGL proposes statewide natural gas vehicle refueling network
• Anglers enjoy last day of year’s fishing at Javors Lucas Lake
• Gov. candidates clash in final debate
• Correction
• Missing 15-year-old Monroe County girl back home
• Voters guide: What you need to know before Tuesday’s election
• Bibb deputy shoots pit bull that authorities said attacked
• Undecideds could be deciding factor in Tuesday's elections
• Scores of trick-or-treaters head to Ridge Avenue
• Voters guide: What you need to know before Tuesday’s election
• Midstaters take break from political craziness to watch Sanity rally
• School systems prepare plans for infusion of federal dollars
• Haunted Hay House? Photographer wonders if he caught ghost on camera
• Midstate voters to decide dozens of races
• Bibb tax hike looks to be on horizon
• Grant sought for Tattnall park street upgrade
• Wesleyan's refurbished Steinway grand piano makes debut
• DA candidates have different views of office
• Thousands in midstate vote early
• Shooting of Macon store manager brings sharp reaction from police chief
• Across South, Blue Dog Democrats in election peril
• House District 143 candidate profiles
• Man robbed outside of apartment on Shurling
• Trick-or-treating scheduled
• Suspicious vacant house fire being investigated
• Political Notebook: Boehner pushes for Scott seat on Armed Services panel
• Barnes, Deal troll Georgia coast for votes
• Telegraph analysis gives Marshall voting record closer scrutiny
• Jobs focus of House District 143 race
• 8th District polls offer insights into race
• AC Pup: Pet costumes not just for Halloween
• Actions in Macon DA’s race criticized
• Anjette Lyles story to replay on TV on Halloween
• Fall events, trick-or-treating scheduled
• Man arrested in 85-year-old’s purse snatching at Galleria
• Midstate legislators meet with groups in hunt for state funding
• Mercer music takes first step to being all-Steinway program
• City awaits bids, ponders shift in airport focus
• Correction
• Macon man charged in April shooting
• Macon attorney takes office as new federal magistrate
• Ruling favors Monroe magistrates
• Woman questioned at door, then gunman fires on house in Macon
• Middle Georgia Regional Airport’s federal funding examined
• Brown targeting problem nightclubs
• Macon man gets 40 years in killing
• Charges dropped in cell phone store shootout in Macon
• Pilot, son likely victims of Jasper plane crash
• Milledgeville police investigating infant death
• Macon-Bibb County Health Department offers drive-up flu shots
• Gun found in bookbag at Northeast High; school not placed on code red lockdown
• Dalai Lama urges science, religion balance
• Guns at School: Conviction puts serious crimp in college, military plans
• Guns at School: Midstate schools have dealt with dozens of gun cases
• Guns at School: Student gun cases draw different punishments
• Macon burglary leads to arrests
• Education Notebook: Mercer to host lecture series
• House 141 candidates pledge to bring jobs back to Baldwin
• Race to the Top to focus on infants and toddlers, too
• South Georgia voters key to governor’s race
• Guns at School: One child's bad decision changed her life forever
• 48th Brigade recruits help clean up Fort Hawkins
• Two dead in Jasper plane crash
• Police say suspect choked Macon officer
• Scott raises more cash, but Marshall has more to spend
• Local humane societies
• Correction
• Bryant to speak at AME convocation
• Georgia College announces reorganization
• Rock band’s cargo trailer recovered
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Vote as I say, not as I did
• Three vie for Superior Court seat
• Bibb bus driver case gets police attention
• More schools make AYP in final 2010 tally – but numbers still down from '09
• Athens among those seeking music hall
• AC Pup intoduces new column, adoptable midstate pets
• Ethics panel recommends sanctions for several Bibb educators, clears 1
• Deer hunters go to great lengths as season opens
• 14 shootings in less than a month leaves neighbors afraid, families destroyed
• Baldwin County Board of Education candidates, Districts 1 and 5
• Unit pitches plan for digital gear
• Baldwin BOE contests stressing quality
• Macon man shot in the finger
• Vineville Academy celebrating national arts month
• Man burned trying to light logs on fire in east Macon
• Schools a priority in House District 124 race
• Montezuma man charged in stabbing death
• Barnes got tax break for house he didn’t own
• Macon police seize $100,000 in cocaine
• Group forms to keep sports, music halls of fame in Macon
• Midstate residents raise questions about explosives survey
• Barnes, Deal spar on taxes, influence, rail
• Marshall, Scott hold blistering debate in Perry
• Candidates for District 124 House seat
• Candidates to debate at fairgrounds
• Official: Former Macon track star’s death a suicide
• Marshall says he won’t vote again for Pelosi as speaker
• Macon man charged in Friday killing
• Drivin N Cryin back in Macon following burglary incident
• Food and supply giveaway aids midstate families
• DA, judge candidates debate at Bibb forum
• Regents approve limits on illegal immigrant applicants to Georgia colleges
• Macon hosts statewide arts conference
• Hundreds meet to advocate flu shots
• Macon has 13th shooting since Sept. 20
• Talton, Miller put RAFB at top of agenda
• Marshall refuses to reject chamber’s ads
• All in all, a pretty fair day
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• Monroe County Board of Education
• Macon man indicted in GNC store robbery
• Reichert calls for speed on tax districts
• State voters to decide tax for trauma care
• Monroe school board candidates focusing on budget issue
• Midstate DA forum set for Wednesday night
• Middle Georgia referee indicted on child molestation charge
• Reichert promotes public safety review board
• Convicted Crisp child killer wants new trial
• New searches in the works for old Camp Wheeler site
• Macon mulls new animal control standards
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• Macon man shot early Sunday in abdomen
• Jones County school board elections
• Gunshots fired into Plant Street apartment
• Additional details released in Macon man’s shooting death
• Macon woman’s car damaged by gunfire
• Two Jones County school board seats in play in Nov. vote
• Emergency alert system coming soon to midstate
• Bibb BOE not likely to make superintendent finalist choice this week
• Salvation Army sign-ups for holiday help draws big crowd
• Holiday closings
• Macon police seek suspects in robbery
• Macon teen’s bicycle stolen in armed robbery
• Education Notebook: Peach schools chief talks of federal funds
• Two Macon teenagers charged with burglary
• Fair-goers get their fill of high-calorie foods, stuffed animals
• Halloween presents trick-or-treating conundrum
• Black voter turnout key for Georgia Democrats
• Zebulon Road "upscale" bar plan goes to P&Z board
• Deceased woman identified in Laurens County crash
• Halloween attractions in the midstate
• Linwood Cemetery cleanup held Saturday
• Hay House celebrates 150th birthday during Hay Days
• A tour of Savannah's spooky spots
• Tattooed man sought in third Macon homicide in less than a week
• Suitcase with trove of 1800s documents shown at Cannonball House
• Macon-based Mrs. Griffin’s sauce business expanding
• Mercer speaker to take up immigration issues
• Holiday closings
• Candidate profile: Barnes mixes Southern charm, shrewd intellect
• Deal says losses led to low tax bills for 2006, 2007
• Candidate profile: Deal had steady career that led to GOP bid
• Candidate profile: Monds wants to be more than spoiler
• Dogs fans perplexed, upset ... and hopeful
• Cash targets hottest midstate races
• Islamic Center renovates old church on Vineville Midstate Muslims say new neighbors have been welcoming
• Illegal roadside signs to be removed by Bibb officials
• Holiday closings
• Rutland gun case arraignment date postponed
• Laurens County woman killed in wreck
• Political Notebook: 8th District debate on Sunday
• At least 7 midstate airplane crashes being investigated
• Tattnall park tennis center cutbacks escape notice
• Macon flight subsidy at risk as DOT rejects bids for passenger service at airport
• Native mussel proposed as endangered species
• Help sought for Linwood Cemetery cleanup
• Kids hear 'The Snowy Day' in class
• New laptops taking over at Westside High
• Macon State to sponsor bone marrow registry drive
• Public hears plans for Mercer Village project
• Monroe magistrates’ fight now in judge’s hands
• Two Putnam roads closed due to high methane levels
• Morton: Scott divorce should be open
• Two Baldwin corrections officers fired after excessive force allegations
• Fight broke out near Macon homicide scene; robbery thought to be shooting motive
• Goodwill job fair draws hundreds
• Correction
• Paul Anderson Youth Home bike riders make stop at Lake Tobesofkee
• Five vehicles burglarized on Crystal Lake Circle
• Monroe schools recommended for accreditation renewal
• Regional water planning councils meet in Macon
• Michael Moore sworn in as U.S. Attorney for Middle District of Georgia
• Rail group leader: Regional sales tax money could help Macon-Atlanta line
• Public input sought on next phase of Mercer Village
• Inmate escapes from work detail; mother drives him back to Bibb jail
• Man killed in second Macon shooting in two days
• Fitzgerald community honors fallen airman
• Georgia Department of Corrections begins moving to old Tift College campus
• GCSU student among 3 statewide to get Obama Nobel scholarships
• Ocmulgee River cleanup set for Saturday
• Bibb to buy land for north Bibb fire station
• Macon council postpones decision on service delivery strategy
• Fallen airman’s funeral set
• Two men indicted in rape of 14-year-old Macon girl
• Bragg Jam presents $25,000 check for riverwalk
• Former Medical Center nurse acquitted of sex assault
• Bibb infants, toddlers to benefit from EPA asthma program
• Police investigating shooting death at Macon apartment
• Downtown Macon development idea facing hurdles
• Review: Golan navigates well in MSO conductor audition
• Georgia War Veterans Home to receive money for upgrades
• College students to explore 1946 lynching at Moore's Ford
• Macon-Bibb service talks are likely to get extension
• Drive-through flu, pneumonia shots scheduled in Macon
• DNA evidence leads to arrest in Macon rape case
• Macon, Mercer land swap to end long road, hotel project
• Midstate teacher accused of texting porn to student
• Houston County sheriff’s investigator retires after 37 years
• Macon hospital patient testifies about alleged assault while incapacitated
• Bibb County schools getting $13.3 million in Race to Top funds
• Accused technician in mammogram case released on bond of $50,000
• Curbed enthusiasm: Macon post office requests curbside mailboxes, confuses residents
• Police clarify results of ‘Big Ten’ Village Green operation
• Travel warnings not halting Middle Georgians’ plans
• Middle Georgians honored for arts contributions
• Bibb County man shot in hand during robbery
• Macon man hit by car dies from multiple trauma
• Bibb, Peach, Pulaski, Jones to learn of Race to Top windfall
• Annual animal blessing draws Macon pet lovers
• Litany of appeals filed in Lucas' death penalty case
• A look at Daniel Lucas' case
• Pastor Long says he won’t be dragged into streetfight
• Information on Rhode’s execution released
• Education notebook: Stratford building science facilities
• Sparks fly on finances in gubernatorial debate
• Macon council members may seek delay in service deal deadline
• Analysis: Barnes wealth mostly due to business strategy
• Two injured in Rocky Creek Road shooting
• Chambliss removes member of staff over online slur
• Activist files to have Scott divorce papers unsealed by court
• WWII veterans celebrated at luncheon
• Levee Fest greeted by perfect weather
• Campaigns adapt to take advantage of early voting
• Exercise helps breast cancer survivors through trying times
• Census breaks down Bibb’s employment
• Big grant will help promote Macon
• Medical Center, insurer settle dispute
• Midstate professor skeptical of GOP pledge
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Rallies everywhere as vote nears
• <b>Photos:</b> Racers prep for dragon boat competition on Lake Tobesofkee
• <b>Photos:</b> Middle Georgians go Greek with annual festival
• Former Bibb judge’s suit can proceed to trial
• WIC program recipients advised of Similac baby formula recall
• Former Mass. Gov. Romney stumps for Deal, other Georgians
• Georgia burn ban lifted
• Georgia College earns $74,000 National Science Foundation grant
• NewTown planning reunion event for this weekend
• Hunters urged to donate game to feed hungry
• Gunman robs Macon Walgreens
• Burglars steal guns, jewelry from Bibb County pawnshop
• MTA to discount some city bus fares
• Community contributions of Porter remembered
• MWA approves paying Macon $7.6 M to help maintain levee, close landfill
• Senate OKs Moore as U.S. attorney for midstate
• Bibb County unsure of Work Ready results
• Correction
• Bishop faces tough fight for post
• Complaint about Twiggs commissioner’s pay raise prompts review
• Macon man charged with making false statements about fatal shooting
• Judge reopens Deal family bankruptcy
• I-75 lane closure expected to create traffic delays this weekend in Macon
• Macon school may get game show money
• Seminar aims to help veterans identify combat stress
• Macon massage parlor owner pleads no contest
• Sizable poor population remains in Bibb
• Recession rips at marriages, expands income gap
• Macon State takes on new nickname
• Reichert, Macon council hold closed session on service delivery
• Macon moves forward to eradicate derelict houses
• Macon house damaged by gunfire, police say
• Fallen tree triggers power outage in north Bibb
• Mercer law school sponsoring DA forum
• Kids robbed by group of men in Bibb County
• Macon man charged in two armed robberies
• Bibb County man accused of breaking son’s skull indicted
• Hancock man guilty of federal charges
• Macon police investigate gunfire report
• Armed robberies in Bibb may be linked, authorities say
• Bibb officials unlikely to change budget process
• Students turning to ACT, though SAT still leads
• Macon police: Slain woman not part of feud
• Sunday’s deluge smashes rainfall record
• More than 100 arrested in Macon crime sweep
• Rhode executed for 1998 killings of Jones man, children
• Dog owners hippie it up at WoofStock Festival
• New river bed scanning technique yields habitat insights
• Foul smell covers Macon’s downtown Sunday
• Education Notebook: FVSU president appoints new administrators
• Bibb school board interviews four superintendent candidates
• P&Z: Electronic sign rules expected to be OK'd
• Atlanta pastor scandal highlights churches' vulnerability
• Deal aircraft payments face criticism
• Macon artist Craig Hamilton a larger-than-life personality
• Former Ridge flower store now serves as shops for artists, dealers
• Wesleyan students volunteer across Macon
• Unlike some states, Georgia making use of federal roads funds
• Lack of breeze makes for tough sailing at Special Regatta at Tobesofkee
• View of Marshall, Scott close on major issues
• Macon siding company says $217,000 missing
• Reward offered in Milledgeville killing; suspect sketches revealed
• Pet soup kitchen: Group aids pet owners struggling to feed their animals
• Three teens charged in fatal Macon shooting
• Man gets life in 3-year-old’s death
• Rhode's execution postponed again untill Monday
• Bell to leave Macon State after 14 years as president
• Bibb superintendent interviews this weekend
• Bishop scandal expands as more students admit scholarships
• Accused Georgia pastor’s youth academy preached sexual control
• Barnes pitches $300M in business tax breaks
• Political Notebook: Watkins draws a blank on Blank Rome impact
• Attorney: Starved WR child may have had medical condition
• Fitzgerald airman killed in Afghanistan
• Macon police ask GBI to probe missing money from robbery case
• Georgia delays Rhode execution, but only until 7 p.m. Friday
• Roberta marks 100 years as a city
• Responsible Bathroom Tour Arrives in Macon to Highlight Water Conservation
• Savory samples at Taste of Monroe
• Atlanta pastor in sex scandal spent decades building church
• GOP makes ‘Pledge’ to voters
• Police: Homicide not suspected after body dragged to Macon hospital
• Deal files financial disclosure statement
• First Friday concept going weekly
• Lawsuit alleges Bibb DA candidate failed to pay bill; ethics law may have been violated
• Woman's killer sought by Macon police
• Midstate flu shots
• Leadership Macon to hold fundraiser Friday
• Atlanta pastor accused in sex scandal
• Macon may try to revisit lobbyist contract
• Group looking for ways to improve water quality in midstate
• Armed man robs Macon apartment
• 10-year-old found delinquent of battery
• Attorney says guard gave Rhode razor blade
• Immigration reform ads key to 8th race
• Flu shots now available in Middle Georgia
• Rebuilding Macon free from mortgage
• CrimeStoppers tip leads to arrests in armed robbery
• Macon house damaged by gunfire
• Pedestrian killed in east Bibb accident
• Cost of Bibb radio system plan cut
• Thomaston Road roundabout gains support
• Bibb jail population surpasses maximum
• Macon council kills lobbyist contract
• Rhode’s execution delayed until Friday after stay
• 2 charged after gun found in Rutland Middle School student's locker
• Jones day care shutdown required by Oct. 1
• Friends celebrate memory of slain Jones father, children
• Coliseum Northside health fair set for Saturday
• Vigil to be held for slain Jones County family
• Man’s arm broken during attack in Bibb County
• Mercer gears up for virtual MBA
• Woman attacked, robbed in Macon during weekend
• Macon council committee votes to renew lobbying firm’s contract
• Ex-Macon teller pleads guilty in embezzlement
• College Hill group focuses on Tattnall Square Park improvements, takes ideas from public
• Macon Mall gives some east wing tenants notice to vacate
• Early voting for November election is under way
• Shots fired at Macon home; no one injured
• Georgia Supreme Court upholds sentence in Macon killing
• Police: Man shot in dispute about woman
• Poll: GOP could sweep Georgia races
• Man gives up after holding hostage for five hours
• Pilot in emergency lands in cornfield in Laurens
• Education Notebook: Houston joins amicus brief against charter school law
• Poll results show most in state want illegals barred from public colleges
• Poll shows Ga. voters’ views on education and taxes
• Name-change bid has Macon man, prosecutors at odds
• GABBAfest, fans have grown older together
• Woman killed at east Macon store
• Cox Capitol Theatre's new staff making big changes
• Ocmulgee Indian Celebration provides fun, education for whole family
• RNC chair Steele, Scott stir up Macon crowd
• Macon mayoral race could have air of deja vu if trio face off again
• Poll: Cagle has large lead in lt. governor race, but many voters undecided
• The one that got away: While midstaters lose out on $5M lotto, some still get prizes
• Cooperative Extension scaling back
• I-75 southbound down to one lane for portion of weekend
• Wilkinson County drowning victim was man missing since Sunday
• Third person charged in Dodge County bank robbery
• Macon police release Village Green statistics
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Forecasters call for tight 8th race
• Work Ready drawing support
• Being ready for disaster key to recovery, EMA chief says
• Clemency denied to death row inmate in Jones killings
• Milledgeville robbery attempt turns deadly
• Fatal shooting suspect arrested in Macon
• Poll: Deal has slight edge over Barnes, but recent financial woes may become issue
• Ellis: DA ‘trumped up charges’ against minors
• Macon lawyer one of 9 recommended for Court of Appeals vacancy
• Bibb tax bills on the way
• Officials ID man who drowned in Wilkinson County
• Deal didn’t disclose $2.85M in loans
• Moderate Dems seek to keep tax cuts
• Barnes, Deal face off about education
• Official: Worker may have taken $20,000
• GOP seeing new promise in Marshall, Bishop races
• Party in the Village on Third Thursday
• Bibb school board sells $30 million in bonds to start athletic upgrades
• Moore one step closer to U.S. attorney post
• Suicidal often wait days in ERs before treatment
• Annual POW/MIA ceremony held at Museum of Aviation
• 'It's like a bad dream': Family tries to make sense of child's starvation death
• Crawford commission considering tiny tax cut
• Macon-Bibb NAACP chapter hosting session for parents
• Bibb drug investigators arrest seven
• Bibb deputies arrest man with concealed firearm
• <b>Photos:</b> Macon police SWAT team takes aim at annual training
• I-75 bridge in Monroe to get emergency rehab
• Macon man mugged after running out of gas
• Third Thursdays to join social calendar
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Deal says he won't seek bankruptcy
• Group wants rail tied to $1B sales tax
• Dodge bus driver fired after allowing students to drive
• Upson couple’s federal suit about cereal dismissed
• More than $6.6M awarded in pizza delivery DUI death
• Macon’s seldom-seen sign moved from interstate
• Officials: 2 Bibb residents missing since June have been in Mexico
• Macon man charged with attempted murder
• Macon officials plan meeting with HUD about unsold houses
• Police identify Warner Robins man stabbed in Macon, make arrest
• Man fires gun at burglar found inside his Stanislaus home
• Money allegedly embezzled from Georgia State Fair
• Two arrested in Bibb off-duty deputy shooting case
• Gubernatorial candidate Deal in financial straits
• Macon woman charged in fatal hit-and-run
• Perry WWII veteran among POWs, MIAs to be honored
• New owners to demolish part of Macon Mall
• RNC chairman to be in Macon on Saturday
• Crawford man accused of robbing Byron store
• State Democrats open new office on Broadway
• Copper thefts have leveled off, Macon committee hears
• Man charged with sexual exploitation of children
• FBI says violent crime fell again last year in Macon, Bibb
• Open meeting to discuss Tattnall Square Park plans
• Environmental groups fight Middle Ga. coal power plant
• Board hears final arguments against electronic sign rules
• Authorities swarm Macon neighborhood
• Macon man bound with duct tape, robbed at home
• SAT scores are mixed bag in midstate
• Correction
• Grant of $91,500 will help build Lake Tobesofkee bike trails
• Aging gas pipes at risk of explosion nationwide
• Two say Brown to run for Macon mayor
• Correction
• News conference to discuss Macon Mall’s future
• Man stabbed during argument in Macon
• Education Notebook: Peach students get computing devices
• Macon’s sunset concerts bow out for year
• Macon police dog follows his nose to guns, other weapons
• Macon-based bank creates stability during rocky economy
• Wrecks claim three lives in Bibb
• Police investigating UGA sexual assaults
• School lawyers seeking ruling in Ficklin’s age suit
• Electronic sign rules back on agenda
• Rocked and rolled: Drivin N Cryin has equipment stolen after Macon show
• Hambone Jam participants cook up fun and barbecue
• Woman accused in mammogram case turns self in
• Peach County firefighters have special 9/11 reminder
• Records show Bishop gave funds to relatives
• Macon man stabbed in chest
• Water wars: Mercer students stay cool while having fun
• Macon suspects’ surveillance photo released from armed robbery
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: O’Neal honored for tax reform efforts
• Midstate man's cereal find prompts federal lawsuit
• Legendary street singer Brown getting posthumous induction into Hall of Fame
• Former Howard High bookkeeper charged with identity theft
• Bibb school upholds decision to not renew 2 teacher contracts
• Traffic deaths at lowest level since 1950
• Cox hired as Altamaha Riverkeeper
• Study estimates power plant pollution deaths
• Man’s body found in Dodge house fire
• Dublin DA names special prosecutor for Williams case
• Dodge day care operator faces charges
• Bibb-Monroe border hearing delayed
• Midstate prosecutor wants tighter bail for child molestation suspect
• United Way campaign kicks off; sets goal at $4.15M
• Bibb schools superintendent list has 14 names
• Millions in grants coming to Middle Georgia
• Questions for Ga. candidates?
• Execution set for killer of Jones Co. family
• Experts: More stimulus likely to be futile
• College Hill exploring grocery co-op
• Midstate plane crash claims pilot; passenger injured
• Recycling numbers low in Macon, Bibb County
• Historic Valentine House to be demolished in Macon
• Jack Ellis says he’ll run for Macon mayor in 2011
• United Way to kick off annual campaign at sports hall
• Eatonton tax preparer sentenced in fraud case
• Macon man shot in back
• Bibb commissioners discuss moving courthouse offices
• Mentoring program helps new principals with job transition
• Street name too risque for Bibb County commissioners
• Marshall tours flooded Pakistan, has ‘no doubt’ U.S. citizens will step forward to aid ally
• Macon woman indicted in Houston mammogram case
• Macon Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Bleckley County plans near 25 percent millage hike
• Council committee asks Macon parks director for problems list
• No opposing votes at Macon council meeting
• Robbery may be motive for off-duty Bibb deputy's shooting
• 2 brothers drown in Wilkinson County
• College Hill group presses changes for Tattnall Square Park
• Tennille man severely injured in High Falls wreck
• Macon man drowns in Lake Juliette
• Macon police searching for off duty-Bibb deputy’s shooter
• Midstate firefighters switch gears to fight oil spill
• Bibb firefighter is state’s quickest dresser
• Museum exhibit tells history of Macon’s architecture
• Labor Day 2010: A glimpse at some of Middle Georgia’s workers
• What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Education Notebook: School expected to attain AYP status
• Mercer music program’s growth thrills McDuffie
• Mercer, Wesleyan flunk feds’ test of financial responsibility
• Superintendent candidate list goes to Bibb school board on Thursday
• Bibb deputy wounded in early morning shooting
• What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Probe of Atlanta roofing company expanding
• Delays thwart promotions for police, firefighters
• Some Middle Georgia farmers markets accepting EBT cards
• How I lost it: 5 Middle Georgians share strategies for triple-digit weight loss
• Grant money goes toward training Bibb teachers to bolster school performance
• Midstate residents working hard to find jobs
• What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Man accidentally shot himself in the leg
• More than $24M in midstate roadwork announced
• Arrest made in Dodge County bank robbery
• Injured police trainee says she holstered gun properly
• Racial slur dispute becomes issue between Rep. Bishop, challenger
• Political Notebook: Auditing the auditor
• Twiggs residents delay recall push to fight landfill
• Summer 2010 a hot time in Ga.
• Georgia College to hold kids auditions for ‘Nutcracker’
• Macon Council candidate drops out
• Armed men rob Dodge County bank
• Pictures released from attempted armed robbery at Bibb drugstore
• What’s open, what’s not for Labor Day
• Masked gunman robs XMart
• Judge hears testimony in wrongful death lawsuit
• Suspended Forsyth police officer fired
• Holiday furlough comes at a cost for many state educators
• Macon woman accused of stabbing daughter with steak knife
• Police recruit shoots herself while training
• Timco Aviation to add 130 jobs
• Macon State College named a Tree Campus USA
• State to revise permits for Plant Washington
• Macon's NAACP branch participating in D.C. rally
• Twiggs group to decide soon on recall of commission chairman
• Six arrested, marijuana, gun seized in Macon police raid
• Midstate lawmakers weigh in on Iraq troop drawdown
• Former Twiggs sheriff, son being investigated for voter fraud
• Three qualify for Alveno Ross' Macon council seat
• Hundreds attend bank property auction that tallies $1.1M
• Correction
• Tax reform session being held at Macon State
• Accused dog killer linked to another burglary
• Bibb middle school piloting new foreign language class
• Terminal's new transfer station officially opens
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• Bibb grand jury indicts man on rape charge
• 5th person charged in July killing in Macon
• Six arrested, marijuana, gun seized in Macon police raid
• Bibb 4-year-old offered pre-K slot at Northwoods Academy
• Macon-Bibb CVB cuts 4 full-time jobs
• $1 billion regional sales tax could raise cooperation stakes
• Bibb student who beat up bus driver gets 3 years in correctional facility
• Dublin woman dies in crash; daughter injured
• Cordele man charged after home burglarized, dog stabbed
• In wake of Macon's new health care package, police-fire pension plan criticized
• Who to contact
• New group has plan to keep halls in Macon
• The Georgia Open Records Act
• Parents protest son’s removal from Bibb pre-K program
• Man robbed in parking lot of Bibb business during weekend
• Macon theater renovation will be similar to Birmingham project, new owner says
• Man robbed of medications while in Macon apartment
• Woman charged with aggravated assault in Macon stabbing
• Woman convicted in 2 antifreeze deaths dies in Atlanta prison
• Employee robbed while leaving Family Dollar store in Macon
• Macon animal rescue group turns to recycling to raise funds
• Monticello man wins Fantasy 5 lottery prize
• Macon police officer shoots, kills charging pit bull
• Former U.S. Attorney Wood sworn in as office’s chief judge
• Truck driver dies in Wilkinson wreck
• Audit: Local agencies hit and miss when providing records to public
• Education notebook: GMC, Wesleyan earn ranks in Washington Monthly
• Barnes’ legal cases absorbed by other members of his firm
• Congregation of burned-out Dublin church travels to worship
• Regal Rivergate Cinema 14 closes its doors
• Arts groups hold downtown event to promote midstate offerings
• 5 years after Katrina, family reflects on storm and relocation to Macon
• Football A to Z: A look at the upcoming season in the Peach State
• Long-term acute care hospital's new building opens soon
• East Macon Subway robbed by two men
• Man robbed leaving Bibb County club
• Gubernatorial candidates meet in first debate
• Waste holding pond being built at Plant Scherer
• Police to hold engraving event to help victims recover property
• Inmate dies after jumping off railing at Bibb jail, authorities say
• Hundreds come out to welcome new judge
• WR mom kills son then self, police say
• Clarification
• Wesleyan lauded for public service
• Bibb deputy’s gun stolen from vehicle
• Office equipment stolen from roofing business under investigation
• Macon man robbed at gunpoint at Forsyth/Hardeman store
• One lane of I-75 closed in Macon this weekend
• Two Bibb corrections officers attacked by prisoners
• Woman assaulted during home invasion
• Macon burn victim dies at Augusta center
• Political Notebook: Gubernatorial candidates phone it in at Macon conference
• Wood named to state judgeship
• Man drives vehicle into Lake Tobesofkee
• Expert pessimistic about midstate’s economic outlook
• Two arrested in separate car chase, collision in Bibb
• Urban Development authority approves plan to refinance Bibb bonds
• Karen Black movie made in Macon to be released on DVD
• Man in critical condition following Bibb fire
• Macon man charged in multiple thefts
• Seven arrested in drug bust by Bibb Sheriff’s Office
• Macon State teacher academy aims to retain new teachers
• Bibb property taxes to remain steady
• Twiggs landfill expansion plan withdrawn
• Boutique hotel/residential tower planned for spot near Gateway Park
• Former midstate teacher charged in child pornography case
• Bibb schools tax revenue likely to fall about $11M short
• Correction
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• Implementing school reform to be tough for Ga.
• 7 charged by Macon police with drug, gang crimes
• Midstate company adds, then subtracts about 100 jobs
• Hancock commissioner to lose seat after guilty plea
• Work under way on major I-75 project in Bibb
• Leaders aim for 'one Georgia' at state improvement forum
• State to get $400M grant for education reform
• Frito-Lay plant recognized for environmental efforts
• Students at 4 Bibb schools to take fitness tests as pilot for new law
• Bibb school board OKs millage rate
• Druitt making changes at Macon-Bibb County EMA
• Mercer University hopes to be tagged by Guinness
• Two pets die in Macon apartment fire
• Macon council panel rejects beautification project
• Former Macon State worker ‘considering options’ after ruling
• Bibb tax rate likely to hold steady
• Family's poodle fatally stabbed in Cordele burglary
• Guns-in-churches injunction denied by federal judge
• Plan for bowling center in north Bibb gets zoning approval
• Learning Macon’s roads key for new police officers
• <b>Photos:</b> Mercer University holds opening convocation
• Justice Department clears Ga. voter checks system
• Bibb school board to officially adopt millage rate Tuesday
• Suspects’ vehicle sought in fatal shooting in Macon
• Stabbing suspect on the run
• Macon police investigate two cases of gunshots fired at residences
• Accident closes I-75 bridge near Forsyth for months
• Mercer University holds convocation
• Dublin schools get $1M grant for tutoring, programs
• Two men shot in parking lot after altercation at north Bibb nightclub
• Macon council committee approves warning system contract
• Cherry Blossom officials to stage new fall event in Macon park
• Twiggs County landfill fight sparks recall campaign
• Man shot in back outside Macon apartment after argument
• Man hospitalized after beating in Macon
• Education notebook: Bibb schools join suit against charter school commission
• Man killed, another charged with murder in Dodge
• Macon's police chief touts new car cameras
• Operators: State subsidy drives families into low-quality day care
• Day care assistance funds drying up as need deepens
• Police: Discretion policy won't change after DA traffic stop
• Residential burglaries up in Macon
• Enter at your own risk: Walking the plank with award-winning illustrator Tony Harris
• Macon 27-year-old dies after motorcycle goes off road
• Park-goers revisit former Macon amusement park
• High cost of day care strains both families, centers
• Diaper plant plans $200M expansion
• ‘Project Q’ timeline
• P&Z: Bowling center, Hephzibah at odds
• Congressional report card: Lawmakers' efforts analyzed
• ‘Project Q’ timeline
• Bibb County gas station manager robbed at gunpoint by man
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: When is a raise not a raise?
• Marshall talks issues in Houston
• Mother of late cab driver raises fund to turn house into refuge
• Bond move may save Bibb $1.35M
• Man gets life in death of pregnant mistress
• Autopsy: Woman discovered at vacant home died of dog mauling
• Diaper plant expansion expansion to create 150 jobs, save over 200
• WR welcomes home Little League softball heroines
• Law enforcement agencies utilize electronic communication
• Macon police officer involved in wreck
• Macon man dies after he’s shot multiple times
• Sen. Brown holds meeting on violence in local nightclubs
• Woman’s body found in backyard of vacant Macon home
• WRALL celebrates another World Series victory
• Shots fired at Poppy Avenue home in Macon
• Jurors still deliberating murder case involving Macon man, pregnant mistress
• Warner Robins American repeats as World Series softball champions
• Macon police fire shots at dogs
• Masked gunman robs Bibb Waffle House, gets attacked by manager
• Leadership Macon class aims to restore Lynmore Estates community center
• Masked men force way into Riverside Drive apartment in robbery
• Macon State holding poll to pick new mascot
• Bibb begins criminal probe of roofing company
• Utility hike proposal concerns some residents
• Macon man accused of killing pregnant mistress testifies
• Missing autistic boy found in Laurens by huge search party
• Macon one of 22 cities 'at risk' of slipping back into recession
• Dublin church fire ruled arson
• Warner Robins shuts down Central in semis, sets sights on World Series repeat
• Correction
• MWA to host town hall meeting Thursday
• Man robbed after walking out of Bibb convenience store
• Rates may increase for Ga. Power, AGL customers; public meetings to be held
• High-speed chase near downtown Macon ends in 2 arrests
• Homeless man found dead in abandoned bus in Macon
• Georgia College ranked 32nd among Best Regional Universities
• Electricity thief may have started Macon house fire
• Former pastor, banker reindicted for allegedly swindling church members
• Macon honors 60-year employee
• More Macon houses demolished in effort to control blight
• Bibb courthouse flooding could open can of worms over future fixes
• Slain pregnant woman's cousin testifies at Macon man's trial
• Ethics commission dismisses Chalk case
• Controversial health plan approved for Macon city workers
• Man robbed at closed Macon convenience store
• Flooding, lightning cause damages to Bibb churches, government offices
• Bibb deputies investigate report of shots fired outside nightclub
• Body found near Oglethorpe and 5th streets in Macon
• Mercer gets a spot in magazine’s Top 10 rankings
• Trial begins in death of pregnant Macon woman
• Perdue won’t name interim DA in Macon
• Macon city health care changes to come to vote
• Upson guns-in-church case lands in federal court
• $10,000 reward offered for information about Dublin church fire
• Donations, adoptions up but animal rescue group needs more help
• Mercer students’ killings in ’95 to be featured on cable network
• Bibb schools to crack down on bullying
• MTA recovery plan includes more buses, service to Robins
• Tennessee man killed in I-75 wreck
• West Bibb gas station robbed Sunday morning
• Education notebook: Houston educators get certification
• Other pollution, distrust of government cloud water issue
• Pregame primping ritual is bonding moment for softball players
• Barnes: Election crucial for Georgia's future
• Gordon man dies in Ga. 18 accident in Jones County
• Rooms with heart: Group helping ill children one room at a time
• Nancy Grace holds book signing in Macon
• Free health clinic sees poor, uninsured patients in Macon
• Decades-old jet fuel spill sparks water contamination fears in south Bibb County
• Former Olympian Chip Minton speaks to kids with motivational group
• Political Notebook: National GOP targets Marshall
• GBI asked to look into domestic allegations against Forsyth cop
• Patrols increased at Pope's Ferry in response to disturbances
• Bibb middle school student robbed while walking home
• State on 'drought watch'
• Hank Jr., rowdy friends no longer coming to Macon
• Bibb leaders unlikely to find savings on benefits
• 48th Brigade members get help reintegrating
• Pastor: Blaze 'intentional'; Dublin officials investigating
• Alabama armed robbery suspect found in Macon
• Macon police officer shoots charging dog in the paw
• New Washington County airport terminal coming
• Village Green fire declared arson
• Police find burglary suspect under home’s floorboards
• Lamb, Warner Robins off to strong start
• Jones leaders hold the line on taxes
• Hundreds expected for free health care clinic in Macon
• 4 Bibb high schools embrace changes
• Florida Little League baseball team visits children in Macon hospital
• Softball World Series plays out on unique gem of a field
• Southeastern Region championship: Florida cuts into Georgia lead
• Correction
• Bibb school board hires personnel review officer
• Two masked men rob Back Porch Lounge
• 3 charged with interfering with child custody
• Macon man cleared in rape trial
• Handel concedes Republican governor runoff, backs Deal
• Macon’s single-stream recycling program could go citywide
• WRALL girls back in Oregon to defend world championship
• Correction
• Macon man shot in toe
• Police seeking gunman who pulled trigger, took man’s car at Riverside gas station
• Bibb landlord charged with firing weapon during dispute with tenant
• Bibb man dies while loading gun
• Buyer’s plans for former Barnes estate unclear
• Shifting load of drywall blocks traffic along Riverside in Bibb
• Testimony continues in 2008 Bibb rape case
• Macon City Council panel tables health-care resolution
• Landfill expansion opposed by some Twiggs County residents
• Macon man accidentally shoots himself in stomach
• Fla. FBI worker charged in dog theft
• 1988 Riverside robbery case still in limbo
• Macon man gets 35 years for hitting wife with brick and then stick
• 72-year-old hits midstate in 2,700 mile fitness trek
• Testimony begins in Bibb rape trial
• Ex-Olympian, Macon native Pettigrew found dead in his car in N.C.
• Monroe voters toss incumbents: Bailey wins GOP runoff in Jones
• Santamaria to compete for Porter's state House seat in November
• Three people hurt in Dodge County plane crash
• GOP runoff for governor too close to call; recount possible
• <b>Video: </b>KwikTrip robbery surveillance video
• Crawford officials ask GBI to look into dispute between coroner, police chief
• None injured in Bibb school bus wreck
• Marshall reiterates stance against health reform
• Reichert, Hutto at odds over Macon's finances
• Three go to prison in Macon killing
• Rain not expected for Tuesday's runoff elections
• Palin praises Handel’s virtues
• State orders no-kill animal shelter in Macon to close
• Bibb deputies investigate home invasion
• Administrative appointments announced at Mercer
• Poll: Handel has slight edge over Deal going into Tuesday runoff
• 1 dead in shooting at Atlanta hotel
• Education Notebook: Bibb selects 2010-2011 tribunal
• Online service helps Milledgeville businesses grow
• Huckabee stumps for Deal in Ga.
• Deal, Handel debate for last time
• P&Z to consider timber harvest plan at Wesleyan Drive
• Bibb seeks to cut more from budget
• Handel, Deal campaign hard at governor's fish fry in Perry
• Crawford coroner arrested for disorderly conduct, obstructing police
• Tighten Your Belt: Exercising can improve seniors' quality of life
• More Bibb educators caught in ethics probe
• WWII Veterans Tribute Luncheon
• Handel, Deal clash in televised gubernatorial runoff debate
• Armed robbers take flat-screen TV from Macon pizza restaurant
• Deal to campaign with Huckabee in Georgia
• Political Notebook: End of Macon committees?
• EPA mulls new sewage spill rules; customers' rates could go up
• Dublin man found on Ga. 247 was victim of hit and run, investigator says
• Bibb commissioners look to improve communication
• Opt-in tax credits give midstate students private school K-12 scholarships
• Home runs a thrill for players, fans
• Village Green probe yields 5 more arrests, including 3 for felony murder
• Bibb leaders to attend planning retreat
• Bibb tick spraying available
• Pollution found in Oconee River
• States slash prekindergarten programs as budgets bleed
• Deadly heat wave searing South
• Racism claimed in Dublin zoning issue
• Mom’s boyfriend indicted in Monroe boy’s death
• State fine follows failure to test water in Monroe
• Correction: HOPE income cap sought at $150K, not $50K
• Scott in Macon to woo former Marshall supporters
• Day care appeals license revocation after kids seen walking home on busy Jones highway
• Marshall: Health care reform 'a disaster'
• Bragg Jam may have set record
• Bibb BOE won't raise taxes
• Tennessee man charged in July shooting in Macon
• 33-year-old Macon man robbed at gunpoint
• Thief gets jar of change in Perry assault
• Georgia College among Princeton Review’s best
• Armed robber flees with cash drawer from Macon store
• Handel makes Macon stop on bus tour of Ga.
• Massage parlor law set to go into effect in Macon
• Macon youth charity Campus Clubs parts ways with director
• Sen. Brown pushes HOPE limits, seeks family annual income cap of $50K
• Little League facility freshened up for start of boys tournament
• Gov. Perdue awards broadband projects
• Ga. gubernatorial candidates support nuke power
• Armed men rob Macon woman walking
• UPDATE: Armed robber fled with cash drawer from Macon convenience store
• $800K Ecstasy ‘pill pipeline’ intercepted in Lamar County
• Deal reverses course on federal education money
• Woman robbed at gunpoint outside Ridge apartment
• Group: Homelessness up in Macon
• Bibb grand jury indicts bartender
• 13-year-old driver killed in Crisp wreck
• Early voting in runoff races quiet in midstate
• Macon council OKs parking lot swap
• Macon police officer bitten by dog
• Property values plunge nearly $300M, but Bibb officials say tax hike unlikely
• Spill unlikely to go far down Oconee River
• New principals take over on first day at Bibb schools
• Scott, Marshall making Macon stops Thursday
• Woman not involved in shooting, Macon police say
• Armed man robs Macon 27-year-old sitting in car
• Isakson non-committal on nuclear reduction treaty
• Senior citizens celebate National Night Out with a little dancing
• Timley, Reichert squabble over proposed parking lot swap at council meeting
• Rankings list Mercer University among nation's top colleges
• Men rob ice cream truck driver in Bibb
• Bibb schools face new budget shortfall
• Progress made on freeway between Macon, Augusta
• July brought a sultry swelter but wasn’t a record-breaker for Macon
• Warner Robins triumphs again on electric night at the ballpark
• Correction
• Bibb commissioners OK funds to hire lobbyists
• National Night Out to be held Tuesday
• Pizza delivery worker robbed at gunpoint in Macon
• Barnes hopeful to be far away when Obama is in Georgia
• Drive fuels Handel’s gubernatorial run
• Deal’s steady career leads to GOP bid
• Education notebook: Bibb school board to set millage rate this month
• School improvement funds to help Peach, Bibb schools
• Handel, Deal clash in runoff debate
• Florida team enables local host to renew connections
• Former police officer cleared in shooting
• Bragg Jam offers live music, fun
• Tickets for texting to begin in Georgia
• Arson arrest made in Village Green case
• Area schools to feel impact of budget cuts in upcoming year
• I-75/Riverside work to begin this week, expected to take 3 years
• Teachers: How much will you spend out of your own pocket for the classroom this year?
• Riverside businesses gearing up for major roadwork
• Gunman hijacks Macon pizza delivery driver
• Macon woman arrested in Fort Hill shooting, police say
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Reichert set to ‘Jam’ again
• Memo points to deal between Medical Center, United Healthcare
• Bibb authorities considering new aerial surveillance technology
• Another arrested in Village Green incident
• Plans to keep halls in Macon discussed
• Gunman arrested after holding 5 hostage
• Heat doesn’t stop Macon crowd from welcoming home 48th
• Bibb back-to-school forum Saturday
• Four qualify so far for Twiggs judgeship
• Macon man arrested in Florida on midstate murder charge
• 2 women shot in Fort Hill neighborhood
• Drug lab found at Bibb man’s house
• Georgia's children stuck in bad situation according to national rankings
• Teen charged in Village Green shooting
• WR kicks off first Little League regional tourney
• Crowd braves heat in Macon to celebrate 48th’s return
• Southeastern Region softball: Warner Robins cruises past South Carolina
• Macon native Max Wood misses mark for recount in AG race
• Ethics complaint filed against GOP’s Handel
• Deal says he’s not a target of probe
• Bibb tax assessors having easier year than ’09
• Crews clear land around Macon levee
• House fire follows fatal shooting in Macon
• Teams wide-eyed, amazed at new Little League park
• Getting acquainted: The stories behind the teams in the Little League regional
• Macon man indicted in 2009 killing
• Latest group of Knight projects awarded grants
• Qualifying for Twiggs probate judgeship opens
• 4 apply to become temporary district attorney for Macon
• Sherrod stumps for Bishop in Columbus
• Macon store owner, customers held at gunpoint in robbery
• Macon woman’s house burns; cause unknown
• Jeffersonville store sells $150,000 lottery ticket
• Macon, Bibb County awarded $1.5M grant for Atlantic Cotton Mills project
• Macon teen killed in shooting
• Authorities find missing woman’s body in wrecked car
• Ga. a finalist for schools grant
• Underwood leading Mercer into new era
• School-supply giveaway set for Thursday
• Judge strikes permits for coal plant
• Macon teen shot in hand
• Gunman robs Macon convenience store
• Four qualify to run for Macon Circuit DA
• Going up ‘Olympus’ and into ‘The Light’ with Nathan Edmondson
• Music Hall of Fame to reopen on Sundays
• Bleckley County couple succumbs to Ga. heat
• Coroner: Twiggs woman dies from heat-related cardiac event
• Volunteers gearing up for Little League regionals
• Local Little League champions visit the White House
• Mock explosion, chemical spill set for Tuesday in Twiggs
• Thieves cutting out with lawn mowers in Bibb County
• Education Notebook: Houston schools closed July 29-Aug. 3
• Palin effect: ‘Zombie’ Ga. race gets new life
• Wood, Coleman clutch thin hope
• Marshall’s seat becomes GOP target
• Former Ballard-Hudson band teacher Scott honored
• Effect of lobbying firm hired by Macon questioned
• Handel, Deal step up attacks in GOP debate
• Research on early learning shows economic payoff
• Strategies begin to emerge in GOP runoff
• P&Z: North Bibb may get 24-hour bowling center
• Macon Health Club hopes marketing, new programs can spur turnaround
• Bodybuilding competition highlights muscles, drug-free lifestyle
• Flight options for Middle Ga. Regional Airport being considered by feds
• Quality day care crucial to economy, some business leaders say
• Handel, Deal rush to raise runoff cash
• Second arrest made in Macon homicide
• Bibb County school board votes to fire Rutland chaperone
• Lake Wildwood burglary spree stopped after arrests, says sheriff
• WRALL wins state softball title
• Macon Circuit DA qualifying is set to begin Monday
• Political Notebook: Candidate concedes House 143 race
• Cyclists stop in Macon as part of effort to eradicate impoverished housing
• New housing for disabled to be built with grant money
• Parking meter issue gets mixed reviews from downtown businesses
• Palin effect rocks Georgia GOP primary
• Macon, Bibb agree to tax equity study, another step toward service strategy
• SPLOST was popular in Bibb's majority-black precincts
• Ross times council resignation to get post on Nov. ballot; Ficklin to run for seat
• Correction
• Decorative downtown crosswalks marred by asphalt after roadwork
• Forsyth dispatcher fired after felony obstruction of police officer charge
• Macon teens convicted in gang shooting
• Some Bibb County high schools to have new start times
• Charter school approved in Bibb
• 4th of July Celebration at the Lake
• 8th Annual Fort Hawkins Fourth of July Celebration
• Brantley Gilbert gets ready to "Kick It In the Sticks" at Whiskey River
• Professional Wrestler Returns to Spotlight
• First Lady Perdue Honors Graduates at Macon YDC
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Bibb County
• Local community announces new coordinator
• GHCA announces new chairman
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Manor introduces local alumnus, volunteer as manager
• Autism Support Network and Aid for Autistic Children Create Alliance
• Georgia State Fair
• Where Is The Church?
• Free drug and alcohol site buzznot.com
• Macon Georgias 26th Annual Cherry Blossom Festival
• Savannah Recording Artist, Belinda Jane, Top 5 Finalist for Inspirational Artist Momentum Award
• Here's Something Creative
• Mother-Son Luau

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