Author: Karlisha Booze

Warner Robins Police meets with public for ‘Coffee with a Cop Day’

Macon Area Habitat for Humanity dedicates two homes in recognition to World Habitat Day

Masked man robs Burger King

Man found shot to death in Unionville neighborhood

Fickling & Company real estate donates goods to Hurricane Irma victims

Canada-based company brings hundreds of jobs to Macon-Bibb County

Caution: Germs in the gym

What’s Right With Our Schools: Online program strengthens students’ math skills, motivates them to learn

Forsyth Wal-Mart remodeled, offers new products

New fire station dedicated to former county commissioner Lonzy Edwards

Man shot in south Macon

What’s Right With Our Schools: FCCLA club makes positive impact on students

Central High School feeds Bibb County Students

DFCS offers emergency food stamps to eligible families

East Macon convenience store set on fire and burglarized

Gray couple loses power, still “have each other”

Cochran church open its doors to Hurricane Irma evacuees

Three masked men rob Dollar General in Bloomfield

9/11 Memorial service held by Macon-Bibb County leaders

Seniors evacuate Savannah nursing home, head to Twiggs County for shelter

American Red Cross prepares for Hurricane Irma

Man wanted in Forsyth bank robbery

Brinks guard robbed at local ATM

Thousands participate in 5K and 10K Labor Day road race

Dublin school partners with local fraternity to donate water to Hurricane Harvey victims

Houston County School Board discusses major concerns in the district

Non-profit organization plans to revitalize Macon-Bibb historic community

Congressman Rick Allen visits Dublin City Schools

Moon Pies over Macon eclipse celebration at Coliseum Medical Centers

What’s Right With Our Schools: School club builds young girls’ self-esteem

Man found dead in his home, Coroner Leon Jones says check on neighbors

Governor Nathan Deal recognizes first students in Physicians for Rural Georgia Scholarship Program

Gifted students receive protective glasses for solar eclipse viewing

Pedestrian Safety Summit held to discuss road safety issues

Warner Robins native Jim Taylor announces he’s running for city council

What’s Right With Our Schools: Unified PE program strengthens relationships within the school

Warner Robins Police canines retire after serving a decade in the department

Governor Nathan Deal speaks to Mercer Law students

Young business owner turns her life around, inspires others

The Methodist Home Achieves Certification Through The Sanctuary Institute

What’s Right With Our Schools: Huntington Middle School’s Beta Club builds students’ character

Man robs X-mart adult store with a knife

Man shot while walking down the street

Bodies found in a home in Sparta, GBI investigating

Construction for new senior center underway in Macon

29,000 students head back to school in Houston County

Financial advisor gives tips to avoid college debt

Houston County gets new fire station

What’s Right With Our Schools: Bleckley County High School educator recognized for making a difference in students’ lives

Neighbors, family and friends mourn the loss of man who died in house fire

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