Author: Taylor Terrell

Wellness Wednesday: Weight loss and healthy living

Macon Film Festival announces spotlight films

Camp Milestones celebrates students with celebration

Museum of Arts and Sciences’ exhibit feature cold-blooded creatures

Community organizations partner for Houston County back to school bash

Bragg Jam coordinators prepare for middle Georgia music festival

NAN hopes to increase peace after recent shootings

Defensive driving course offered to Bibb County teens

Georgia Aquarium to host Fourth of July events

Cat of the Week: Lucinda

Homicide at the Budget Inn Motel

Warner Robins man found dead outside local motel

Mother loses daughter to cancer, writes book on ‘Renewing Your Hope’

What’s Right With Our Schools: Bibb County School District distributes summer meals

Local gym members increase fitness device, app usage

Perry hosts annual Independence Parade, Freedom Fireworks Celebration

Historic Macon hosts Design, Wine & Dine Festival

New independent film viewing in Macon

Milledgeville officers turn up the H.E.A.T.

Farmer, health expert discuss National Fruit and Vegetables Month

Cat of the Week: Suri

Wellness Wednesday: Therapy expert talks fathers’ role

Activists seek donations to help kids witness history

Gordon residents try to get Mayor Whipple-Lue removed from office

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Museum of Aviation hosts Food Truck Friday event

New program pushes residents, business owners to ‘CryWolf’

Warner Robins’ Planning & Zoning approves Wal-Mart rezoning

World Blood Donor Day: Donations need year-round

Claystone Beach swimming area closed due to detection of raised E. Coli levels

Macon-Bibb leaders continue storm water discussion

Walmart expansion upsets Warner Robins neighbors

Susan G. Koman Central Georgia launches Big Wig Campaign, participants share stories of survival

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Cat of the Week: KC

Coordinators expect hundreds at the Georgia Peach Festival

GaDOE, partners to donate more than 100,000 books to local libraries

Local performing arts studio preps for summer camp

What’s Right With Our Schools: Outside the classroom with Howard Middle School’s volunteer

41Today Staycation Nation: Columbus

41Today Staycation Nation: Savannah

What’s Right With Our Schools: Outside the classroom with Appling Middle School Counselor

Author Suzanne Johnson recently release a new cook book: Southern Kid Bits & Mom Bites.

Southern cook shares recipe, details on new book

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Mental Health Month: Coping with depression

What’s Right With Our Schools: Outside the Classroom with Rutland High’s custodian

National Nurses Week: The role of health care servers

Save-A-Pet to host largest annual fundraiser

What’s Right With Our Schools: Outside the Classroom with Southwest High coaches

CASA: Local organization to help abused, neglected children

What’s Right With Our Schools: Rutland High School lunch lady makes major impact

Local animal shelter to host road race

Financial Literacy Week: Author, financial adviser discusses recent book

What’s Right With Our Schools: Sandra Deal visits Taylor Elementary

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