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CGTC receives $100,000 scholarship in honor of veteran

Students at Central Georgia Technical College will have a chance at a scholarship in honor of a local Vietnam War veteran who died in combat.

March 10, 2022

Ariel Schiller,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Students at Central Georgia Technical College will have a chance at a scholarship in honor of a local Vietnam War veteran who died in combat. The 1st Battalion, 5th Marines Vietnam Veterans presented a $100,000 check to fund a scholarship in honor of Marine Sergeant Rodney Davis. Sergeant Davis used his body to cover a live…

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Douglass Theatre holds 30th Women’s History Month luncheon

The Douglass Theatre held its 30th Women's History Month luncheon Thursday.

March 10, 2022

Cameron Branscomb,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – The Douglass Theatre held its 30th Women’s History Month luncheon Thursday. Georgia Supreme Court Justice Verda Colvin served as the keynote speaker. Healthcare was the focus, and this year’s theme was “Women providing healing, promoting hope.” Dr. Marqueta Bell-Hall and Dr. Monique Davis-Smith were honored for their work. Categories: Bibb County, Featured, Local News Tags: Dr….

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Macon Medical Group providing free kidney screenings this month

Thursday, March 10 was World Kidney Day, and The Macon Medical Group is providing free kidney screenings all this month.

March 10, 2022

Cameron Branscomb,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Thursday, March 10 was World Kidney Day, and The Macon Medical Group is providing free kidney screenings all this month. Kidneys are responsible for dispelling waste in the body as well as keeping blood clean. According to Heather Self, a nurse practitioner, there are no early signs that someone may have kidney failure. Self says a…

Georgia College hosts elementary scientists

Elementary students from across Georgia visited Georgia College's Centennial Center this week to show off their science projects.

March 10, 2022

Cameron Branscomb,

MILLEDGEVILLE, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Elementary students from across Georgia visited Georgia College’s Centennial Center this week to show off their science projects. The projects ranged from biochemistry to engineering. “If we do not get them interested in science at an early age, by the time they reach middle and high school, they either already have an appreciation for it or…

35th annual Forsythia Festival starts this weekend

The 35th annual Forsythia Festival in Monroe County is being held this weekend, March 12 and 13.

March 10, 2022

Lizbeth Gutierrez,

35th Annual Forsythia Festival Kicks off this weekendForsythia FestivalFORSYTH, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT)— The 35th annual Forsythia Festival in Monroe County is being held this weekend, March 12 and 13. Organizers say they’re bringing back several activities for the whole family. More than 100 vendors will be on-site with everything from food to arts and crafts to a kids zone with inflatables….

Monroe County’s used book sale returns this weekend

Monroe County's used book sale returns this weekend after not being held the last two years.

March 10, 2022

Lizbeth Gutierrez,

Monroe County Friends of the library bring back annual used book saleFriends of the libraryFORSYTH, Georgia(41NBC/WMGT) — Monroe County’s used book sale returns this weekend after not being held the last two years. The pandemic put a pause on the book sale, which means the Monroe County Friends of the Library’s collection has grown. “There a little bit of a…

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Man sentenced to over 17 years in prison after robbing a bank for a second time

March 10, 2022

Haley Janes,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — A man has been sentenced to serve more than 17 years in prison after a second bank robbery offense. 50 Year-old Wesley Sorrow has a long criminal history, according to a release from the department of justice, which says Sorrow had already served time for a bank robbery conviction in Middle Georgia, and now he is…

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Bibb County Sheriff’s Office still searching for suspects behind February Jeep robbery; new photos released

March 10, 2022

Haley Janes,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office is still looking to find the suspects behind the February armed robbery in which a vehicle was stolen from 2 female victims. The original incident that occurred took place at the QuickZip gas station on PioNono, where 3 male suspects brandished a firearm and demanded that the 2 female victims give…

Hooked on Science: Rainbow Milk

March 10, 2022

Drake Rozelle,

(41NBC/WMGT) — Science Guy Jason Lindsey shows us this week how milk can turn into a rainbow with a little help from some food coloring and dish soap! Whole milk is made up of water, proteins and fats. The surface of the milk acts like an elastic sheet thanks to the surface tension. With the food coloring already in the…

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MTA ‘Spirit of Macon’ mural vandalized

"The Spirit of Macon" mural at the Macon-Bibb Transit Authority has been vandalized.

March 10, 2022

Haley Janes, Ariel Schiller,

UPDATE: The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office is working to figure out who vandalized a downtown Macon mural. Someone discovered graffiti on “The Spirit of Macon” mural that sits at the intersection of 5th street and Poplar street. The mural was just completed in January, and it was funded through a Downtown Challenge Grant. Macon Transit Authority Public Information Officer, Jami…

Showers likely around Middle Georgia Thursday; more severe weather possible Friday night

March 10, 2022

Aaron Lowery,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Scattered showers are likely early Thursday and again overnight, and another cold front could bring a severe weather threat Friday night. Today The pattern of mild, cloudy, and humid mornings continued today around Middle Georgia. The cloudy skies will stick with us again throughout the day today, however the rain chances will drop off after…

Morning Business Report: Biden says U.S. will no longer buy Russian oil and natural gas

March 10, 2022

Edward Smart,

President Biden says the U.S. will no longer buy Russian oil and natural gas. Other European nations may follow. Bank of America says consumers are spending more money on in-person activities. Retail industry experts say we could see more consumer products start shrinking in size or quantity. Categories: Featured, Morning Business Report Tags: Bank of America, Biden, Jane King,…

BS Report: March 9th – Close to a Deal on the Lockout?

This week there's a sliver of hope on the horizon as it seems that the MLB players and owners are closer to reaching a deal and ending the lockout.

March 9, 2022

David Tufts,

This week there’s a sliver of hope on the horizon as it seems that the MLB players and owners are closer to reaching a deal and ending the lockout. Bill shanks takes a look at what the next steps will look like if the lockout ends soon. Categories: Sports

Hancock Central Lady Bulldogs fall in state basketball finals

Hancock Central falls to Lake Oconee Academy in GHSA 1A public girls basketball state finals.

March 9, 2022

Shaaz Peerani,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — The Hancock Central Lady Bulldogs took on the Lake Oconee Academy Titans in the GHSA 1A public girls basketball state finals. The Lady Bulldogs began the game outscoring the Titans 7-4, in the first quarter. In the second, the Titans outscored Hancock Central 18 -7, and would never give back the lead. The Titans won most…

Thursday stays cool after starting rainy

March 9, 2022

Cecilia Reeves,

After a morning of severe storms in parts of Middle Georgia, we will see a nice break from rain overnight. By the early morning hours Thursday, however, rain returns to the area, but not thunderstorms. A wedge front will also be moving into the area, keeping our temperatures a bit cooler than normal. Rain should be moving out through the…

Covid-19: Health leaders reflect two years later

"Our first challenges were managing our resources and keeping our frontline workers safe so that we could continue to serve the medical needs of the community."

March 9, 2022

Ariel Schiller,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT)— It’s been nearly two years since the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a pandemic. On Wednesday, leaders with Atrium Health Navicent held a panel discussion to talk about where they’ve been, how they’ve handled the pandemic, and where they’re going. “Our first challenges were managing our resources and keeping our frontline workers safe so that we could…

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Local Doctor shares tips on how to fight allergies

"If you've got to be out in the pollen is when you get back home is to wash off as much of it as possible, change clothes take a shower, to get some of that pollen off of you."

March 9, 2022

Cameron Branscomb,

Atrium Health Navicent MACON, GEORGIA (41NBC/WMGT)- Many of us are beginning to feel the early effects of allergies due to the pollen. That’s why Atrium Health Navicient is providing tips to fight against allergies. “If you’ve got to be out in the pollen is when you get back home is to wash off as much of it as possible, change…

Macon-Bibb County fights hunger with $500k in grants

Each organization is permitted to use their grants for food, supplies, equipment and transportation costs for delivering food.

March 9, 2022

Cameron Branscomb,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT)- The Macon-Bibb Committee of the Whole approved the distribution of $500,000 to 17 food distributors across the county. The funding comes from the American Rescue Funds Act. Each organization is permitted to use their grants for food, supplies, equipment and transportation costs for delivering food. The Melanated Community Stimulation Project is one the organizations to receive a…

Middle Regional Libraries hosts Women’s History Events

All libraries in Macon are hosting several events throughout March. The goal is to teach women how to start their own business.

March 9, 2022

Lizbeth Gutierrez,

Women’s History MonthWomen’s History MonthMACON, Georgia(41NBC/WMGT)— All Middle Georgia Regional Libraries are celebrating Women’s History Month. Books aimed at educating people about influential women in history, are on display at the Lanford Library in Macon. All libraries in Macon are hosting several events throughout March. The goal is to teach women how to start their own business. “You’ll see a…

Plant Based Demonstration Project helps participants live healthier

"All of the numbers went down as far as cholesterol, blood pressure and weight."

March 9, 2022

Lizbeth Gutierrez,

Ten day plant based demonstration project resultsPlant Based Demonstration ResultsMACON, Georgia(41NBC/WMGT)— The ten day Plant Based Demonstration Project began on February 21. Organizers of the project included, Macon Beets, The Macon Volunteer Clinic and the Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia. The goal was to teach participants what life would be life by changing their eating habits. We spoke with one…

Cherry Blossom Festival has major impact on local economy

"The Cherry Blossom Festival has an economic impact of $3 million, with several 100 thousand people coming to the festival."

March 9, 2022

Ariel Schiller,

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT)— We’re less than 10 days away from the start of the 40th Annual International Cherry Blossom Festival. Macon-Bibb County Commissioners heard from past Festival Chair, Alex Habersham on Tuesday. He spoke about the impact of the festival and what people can expect this year. He says this will be the most exciting festival yet, but it wouldn’t…

Milledgeville bar owner pleads guilty to Tax Evasion

March 9, 2022

Haley Janes,

According to a release from the United States Department of Justice, 44 year-old James Stafford engaged in a scheme to evade taxes as he and others underreported gross receipts and omitted cash distributions made to partners, filing false corporate tax returns, and evading their individual income tax liabilities. Stafford also underreported his own income on his individual tax return filed…

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Offensive Signage hung up on wall of Warner Robins High School

March 9, 2022

Haley Janes,

WARNER ROBINS, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Wednesday morning at Warner Robins High School, offensive signage was found to be hanging on the wall. Principal of Warner Robins High School, Chris McCook, sent out a message to parents in response to the signage that was found. He said in the message the signs were immediately removed, and that the school is aware…

Two juveniles charged after assault at Jones County High School

March 9, 2022

Haley Janes,

GRAY, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Two juvenile students at Jones County High School have been criminally charged in connection to an assault. According to a social media post from the Jones County Sheriff’s Office, a physical assault took place at Jones County High School on March 8th, a little after 12 p.m. involving two juvenile suspects, a male and a female,…

Students at Central Georgia Technical College will have a chance at a scholarship in honor of a local Vietnam War veteran who died in combat.

The Douglass Theatre held its 30th Women's History Month luncheon Thursday.

Thursday, March 10 was World Kidney Day, and The Macon Medical Group is providing free kidney screenings all this month.

Elementary students from across Georgia visited Georgia College's Centennial Center this week to show off their science projects.

The 35th annual Forsythia Festival in Monroe County is being held this weekend, March 12 and 13.

Monroe County's used book sale returns this weekend after not being held the last two years.

"The Spirit of Macon" mural at the Macon-Bibb Transit Authority has been vandalized.

This week there's a sliver of hope on the horizon as it seems that the MLB players and owners are closer to reaching a deal and ending the lockout.

Hancock Central falls to Lake Oconee Academy in GHSA 1A public girls basketball state finals.

"Our first challenges were managing our resources and keeping our frontline workers safe so that we could continue to serve the medical needs of the community."

"If you've got to be out in the pollen is when you get back home is to wash off as much of it as possible, change clothes take a shower, to get some of that pollen off of you."

Each organization is permitted to use their grants for food, supplies, equipment and transportation costs for delivering food.

All libraries in Macon are hosting several events throughout March. The goal is to teach women how to start their own business.

"All of the numbers went down as far as cholesterol, blood pressure and weight."

"The Cherry Blossom Festival has an economic impact of $3 million, with several 100 thousand people coming to the festival."

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