Tackling Macon’s blight, closing landfill and conditions of jail discussed

Liz Fabian, Civic Reporting Senior Fellow|January 26, 2021

The Flying Biscuit Cafe is weeks away from opening in the old Michael's on Mulberry location at the corner of Second Street in downtown Macon.

P&Z approves signs for new downtown restaurant, OKs Beall’s Hill demolition

The Macon Newsroom's "On The Agenda" provides periodic updates on actions taken by local Macon-Bibb County boards and authorities.

UDA boosts lofts, Rosa Parks Square delay, celebrating arts, fighting over fries

Email questions to mercerccj@gmail.com for Macon-Bibb County Mayor Lester Miller who answers the public's questions each month.

Mayor Miller: $450M not enough to cover SPLOST project list

A security officer directs traffic on New Forsyth Road at the Academy for Classical Education during morning arrivals.

P&Z approves ACE campus expansion despite traffic concerns

River Edge Behavioral Health CFO Shane Hester discusses employee productivity with the board of directors during its April meeting.

Post-COVID ‘laziness’ threatens River Edge’s financial sustainability

The Flying Biscuit Cafe is weeks away from opening in the old Michael's on Mulberry location at the corner of Second Street in downtown Macon.

P&Z approves signs for new downtown restaurant, OKs Beall’s Hill demolition

Zelma Redding received a honorary doctorate degree in the humanities from Mercer University as part of its 2025 commencement ceremonies. Redding is the widow of Otis Redding and was recognized for her contributions to the community and the arts.

Zelma Redding honored at Mercer’s Graduation

The Macon Newsroom's "On The Agenda" provides periodic updates on actions taken by local Macon-Bibb County boards and authorities.

UDA boosts lofts, Rosa Parks Square delay, celebrating arts, fighting over fries

Macon Our Way: A film about transportation

Macon Our Way: A film about transportation

Email questions to mercerccj@gmail.com for Macon-Bibb County Mayor Lester Miller who answers the public's questions each month.

Mayor Miller: $450M not enough to cover SPLOST project list

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