Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Meg Oldham, Contributing Writer|March 2, 2019

After years of planning, Macon’s new Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital opened its doors on Feb. 26. At a ribbon cutting ceremony that morning, members of the Macon community gathered outside of the brand new building to recognize those who were involved in taking the children’s hospital from a vision to a reality. Robert Reichert, mayor of Macon, presented a proclamation to congratulate Navicent Health on their accomplishment, and officially announce the hospital’s opening.

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