September 24, 2015
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With 4-0 start, football becomes big deal at Howard
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Starbucks plans to open coffee shop in Gray
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Central moving on from tough losses
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Houston County offense shows off its balance
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Peach County closing out early home schedule
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FPD gears up for undefeated Lincoln County
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This week’s Middle Georgia football capsules
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August unemployment rates decline in Macon, Warner Robins
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Region 7-A softball teams gearing up for tournament
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Big plays hurt Georgia Tech against Notre Dame
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Ellison returns to Georgia Southern lineup
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Macon’s Navicent Health terminates agreement with Milledgeville hospital
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EDITORIAL: The can is finally coming to rest
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Textile supplier headed to Perry, bringing more than 140 jobs
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Ron Seibel: Close games make for good times
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Nominations sought for top businesses and industries in Macon-Bibb County
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Keith Marshall making most out of new special teams role
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Georgia defense off to a strong start
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Westfield focused on Bulloch with region play looming
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Undefeated Mary Persons hosts hungry Perry in region opener
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Prayer for today (9/25/15)
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This is Viewpoints for Friday, Sept. 25, 2015
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Macon Mayhem schedules ticket pickup
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Gregg Allman, Phillip Walden Jr. among Georgia Music Hall of Fame inductees
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Miss America Betty Cantrell coming to UGA for Miss Georgia crowning
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Bibb County school district breaks ground on new Veterans Elementary
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Bibb school board member reimburses district for travel expenses
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Mercer remembers last year’s loss to Wofford
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FERGUSON: Giving voters something they can feel
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Marijuana Before casinos
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Macon man charged with shooting man who flagged down bus for help
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Macon man accused in January killing, robbery denied bond reduction
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Bond granted for Macon man charged in 2012 double murder; gambling loss cited as motive
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Former Milledgeville mayor sentenced to probation for insurance fraud
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New Macon-Bibb hotline targeting litterbugs
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Prosecutor: Macon woman charged with murder told boyfriend she had multiple personalities, and none liked him cheating
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Mercer opens conference volleyball play
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With International Confucius Day, Wesleyan College brings Chinese culture to Macon
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After 30 years, Satterfield’s still right on ’cue
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Mercer University Opera’s ‘A Muskrat Lullaby’ makes opera accessible for youngsters
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EAR TO THE GROUND: Local music scene needs diversity, support
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Jam Packed: A guide to who is playing where
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BOX SEAT: It’s all about music
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Gig Guide
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Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ stops in Macon before hall of fame induction
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See great farce ‘Beaux Stratagem’ broadcast live from London’s National Theatre at the Douglass Theatre
