When the head of the Perry fairgrounds resigned in December, he left amid allegations of breaking state rules on employee overtime and of preferential treatment of an employee.
After nearly three decades of vacancy and neglect, a single family house built in the late 1800s was slated for demolition in Macon's historic Beall's Hill neighborhood. However, this summer, its rooms will be filled with fine furnishings, drinks and food for the Historic Macon Foundation's signature fundraiser.
Miss America Betty Cantrell returned to Macon Wednesday to encourage Mount de Sales students at her alma mater to pursue their dreams, no matter what, as she candidly discussed her mishaps at the pageant that did not keep her from winning the crown.
Midstate lawmakers liked Gov. Nathan Deal's proposal for teacher raises. But some Democrats objected to some of his other ideas for education and health care.
Former Centerville police Chief Sid Andrews has filed a lawsuit notice that claims his privacy rights were violated when city officials disclosed his resignation was due to health reasons.
Georgia wants to buid separate truck lanes on Interstate 75 between Macon and McDonough. The state's transportation boss says it will make the route safer and easier to drive.
At least 60 percent of state House members have signed a medical marijuana cultivation bill. Now its author, state Rep. Allen Peake, R-Macon, will work to schedule a first committee hearing.
Three pedestrians were injured when they were struck by a vehicle in Warner Robins on Wednesday afternoon. One of the victims is in critical condition.