A private contractor hired by Macon has collected nearly 200,000 cubic yards of storm debris from the Mother's Day tornado, officials said today, and is only part way through the pick up process.
Bibb County and Macon have established acres-large holding sites for tree debris from the Mother's Day storm.
Damage to trees around Lake Tobesofkee has closed all the parks and beaches.
About 70 trees were "uprooted, twisted and broken" at Macon Memorial Park cemetery during the Mother's Day tornado.
The congregation of Living Waters Full Gospel Church on Williamson Road in Macon worships Sunday morning. The church, near the heart of one of the worst tornado damaged neighborhoods in the city, was unable to worship together on the Sunday of the tornado.
About a week after a deadly storm rocked the midstate area, local cleanup continues, with much of the heavy lifting being done by residents and volunteers.
Images of the damage and clean up from our photographers.
Photos of the continuing cleanup from Sunday's tornadoes and severe storms that swept through Middle Georgia.
Photos of the continuing cleanup from Sunday's tornadoes and severe storms that swept through Middle Georgia.
Westside High School students will finish out their school year at Rutland after their school was heavily damaged in Sunday's storms.
Photos of the continuing cleanup from Sunday's tornadoes and severe storms that swept through Middle Georgia.
Middle Georgians continued to take stock of the damage and begin cleaning up Tuesday.
Readers share their images of damage in Middle Georgia after Mother's Day storms.
Middle Georgians began cleaning up Monday after violent storms and tornadoes hit parts of the midstate hard early Sunday morning.
Your photos of damage from the storms that swept through Middle Georgia before dawn on Mother's Day.
Storms raced through Middle Georgia early Sunday morning leaving behind much damage.
