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  • Celebrating retired educators in Macon-Bibb
    Mayor Lester Miller officially proclaimed Sunday, November 6, as Retired Educators Day in Macon-Bibb County. Several retired educators attended the Commission meeting on November 1. You can watch it here.  There are more than 141,000 retired educators in Georgia, more than 32,000 of whom are members of the Georgia Retired Educators Association.  You can read […]

    November 8, 2022 published by

  • Mental Health Pop-Up Gym returns, helping people and pets
    Macon Mental Health Matters (MMHM) is returning this weekend with help from some community partners to help people and their pets. MMHM is holding a pop-up gym, rain or shine, on Saturday, November 12 at Theron Ussery Park (815 N Park Drive) from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The gym will feature its usual free services such as yoga, a […]

    November 8, 2022 published by

  • Government offices closed in observance of Veterans Day
    Macon-Bibb County Government offices and courts will be closed Friday, November 11, 2022, in observance of Veterans Day. Emergency and law enforcement services will remain operational, including the Fire Department, Sheriff’s Office, and E-911.   For trash and recycling collection, your days will not change. Ryland Environmental will pick up on their usual routes and schedule. […]

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  • Hundreds join in celebration to honor veterans
    On Sunday, November 6, hundreds of people participated and joined to watch the 2nd Annual Veterans Day Celebration in Downtown Macon.  The parade featured floats with veterans from different military branches, government offices, law enforcement, marching bands, and community organizations. Families lined Cherry, First, Mulberry Streets to cheer and wave.   The parade was followed by […]

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  • Commissioner Bronson continues Town Hall Forums
    District 2 Commissioner Paul Bronson continues his series of Town Hall Forums with one on Thursday, November 10, from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. at the Rosa Jackson Community Center. (The full schedule is below.) This series is part of his effort to provide quarterly updates to the community.   “It was great to have people so engaged and come out to learn […]

    November 8, 2022 published by

  • Amphitheater designs unveiled
    On Tuesday, November 8, Mayor Lester Miller – representatives from the Amphitheater’s Design Build Team – presented an update on the project’s design and construction progress. This included the final design work, renderings, description, and an animated fly through to show people what they can expect to be built at the Macon Mall. You can […]

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  • Staff Spotlight: Alex Morrison
    What career best suits someone with degrees in journalism, philosophy, and public administration? It turns out that’s the perfect combo for a person who is instrumental in the continued growth and development of our urban core!  Alex Morrison is our Director of Planning and Public Spaces , as well as the Executive Director of the […]

    November 4, 2022 published by

  • First ever Mayor’s Sneaker Ball to benefit Bicentennial Celebration
    Mayor Lester Miller is holding the first ever Macon-Bibb County Mayor’s Sneaker Ball on Friday, December 9, 2022, at the Macon City Auditorium. This is also the kick-off event for the Bicentennial Celebration as Macon celebrate its 200th birthday in 2023.  “We’re excited for an opportunity to bring our entire community together to celebrate all […]

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  • Agile Cold Storage Expands to Middle Georgia
    From the Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority- Atlanta, GA-based Agile Cold Storage, LLC broke ground on their fourth cold storage warehouse in Georgia today. Phase I of the new 275,000 square foot multi- temp Macon facility is targeted to open this summer. Over the next three years, Agile plans to invest over $150 million in the […]

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  • Student leaders learn about the emergency response operations
    Our student leadership cohort – the Georgia Civic Awareness Program for students or GCAPS – got a firsthand look at our Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in their most recent class.   On October 20, the group met at City Hall and came to the EOC to hear from our Emergency Management Agency Deputy Director, Robert McCord. […]

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