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Get MOORE paint at Georgia Ace Hardware in Forsyth

By Macon Times | Sep 16, 2022

Find over 3,500 inspiring colors to use in your next home renovation or painting project.

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Get MOORE paint at Ace of Forsyth in Forsyth

By Macon Times | Sep 16, 2022

Find over 3,500 inspiring colors to use in your next home renovation or painting project.

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New campaign at Ace of Gray in Gray helping you get the most paint you want

By Macon Times | Sep 16, 2022

Find over 3,500 inspiring colors to use in your next home renovation or painting project.

“Rep the Rights” – Wesleyan College welcomes local artist

By Press release submission | Sep 16, 2022

Wesleyan is partnering with Macon artist and owner of Mama Hawk Draws, Erin Hawkins, to paint a mural supporting reproductive rights and equality for women which upon completion, will be a permanent installation on the College’s campus. This is part of the “Rep the Rights” student-led initiative focusing on gender parity and equality for women.

USDA proposes new livestock indemnity network

By Press release submission | Sep 15, 2022

On Sept. 6, the USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) to solicit public comments on a new approach to indemnity valuation and a new indemnity framework. This approach aims to standardize and provide greater consistency to the livestock indemnification process.

Medical Oncology Services Now Available at Atrium Health Peyton Anderson Cancer Center

By Press release submission | Sep 14, 2022

Atrium Health Peyton Anderson Cancer Center announced Wednesday the addition of medical oncology services, creating a full continuum of care available for central Georgia patients

Finding Greatness: Vickia Johnson

By Press release submission | Sep 14, 2022

Vickia Johnson has worked multiple internships as part of her Media and Communication major, including two that are sports oriented, and she is a student leadership program standout.

Atrium Health Navicent and AmeriCorps Partner to Improve Community Health

By Press release submission | Sep 13, 2022

Atrium Health Navicent has partnered with One World Link and AmeriCorps Georgia to provide health outreach services in central Georgia while also providing valuable training for individuals interested in social work and health careers.

Commercial Armed Robbery of Nams Gas Station

By Press release submission | Sep 13, 2022

The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a commercial armed robbery that took place just before 12:00 a.m. at the Nams Gas Station, located at 885 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

Elections Division Continues Proactive Efforts to Increase Voter List Accuracy

By Press release submission | Sep 12, 2022

Voters throughout Georgia may be receiving official election mail as part of a comprehensive effort to improve the accuracy of Georgia’s voter rolls, the Secretary of State’s Election Division announced this week.

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Value of Industrial Transportation company Blue Bird Corp. (BLBD:NMQ) based in Macon fell 13.4% in week ending Sept. 10

By Macon Times | Sep 11, 2022

Norfolk Southern Corp. (NSC:NYQ) was the highest Industrial Transportation company headquartered in Georgia on Sept. 9.

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By Press release submission | Sep 10, 2022

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Macon Times area weekly mass times

By Macon Times | Sep 10, 2022

The following parishes in the Macon Times coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Thomaston-Upson Archives and The Upson Historical Society Embark on Collaborative Project

By Press release submission | Sep 8, 2022

The Thomaston-Upson Archives along with the Upson Historical Society have embarked on an exciting new collaborative project to upgrade each of their respective exhibit spaces.

Secretary of State Securities Division Leads Financial Literacy Efforts with "Money Talks" Initiative

By Press release submission | Sep 8, 2022

Last week, the Secretary of State’s Securities Division continued their efforts empowering Georgians through increased financial literacy and awareness. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s Securities Division kicked off its high school financial literacy and investor education program, Money Talks, at Shiloh High School in Gwinnett County.

Secretary of State Raffensperger Announces September as National Voter Registration Month

By Press release submission | Sep 7, 2022

Secretary Raffensperger joins election officials across the country in recognizing September as National Voter Registration Month. In preparation for the upcoming November election, the Secretary of State’s office is encouraging all eligible voters to register to vote, all registered voters to ensure their registration is accurate and up-to-date, and all interested Georgia voters to consider serving as poll workers.

Fact, Fiction, Or Fake News: How Can You Be More Responsible For The Information You Consume?

By Press release submission | Sep 7, 2022

We are all quite familiar with the phrase “fake news” at this point. The catchphrase raises some questions. How can you tell if something being reported is fake? What can consumers do to protect themselves against misinformation? We spoke to Dr. Andre Nicholson, an #MGA associate professor of media and communication, about being responsible news consumers.

Former Wesleyan professor earns Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award

By Press release submission | Sep 6, 2022

Congratulations to Doctor Catherine Meeks, Executive Director of The Center for Racial Healing, for receiving the Joseph R. Biden Lifetime Achievement Award and Presidential Volunteer Service Award.

Western farmers suffering under drought conditions

By Press release submission | Sep 6, 2022

More than 60% of the U.S. West, Southwest and Central Plains are experiencing ongoing severe drought, and agricultural producers in those areas are facing difficult choices as a result.

Finding Greatness: Zoe Von Holten

By Press release submission | Sep 6, 2022

Biology major Zoe Von Holten, who started MGA as a dual-enrolled student, is now involved in a research project with Dr. Tyler Achatz involving systematic parasitology. Her goal is to earn a Ph.D for a career in academia.