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Drone enthusiasts are calling a ban on the unmanned vehicles within five miles of Georgia's Capitol an overreach of authority by state officials.Click to Continue »

A nonprofit working with struggling students in Augusta has won national accreditation.Click to Continue »

Workers have started demolishing about a dozen homes near Robins Air Force Base.Click to Continue »

Someone called the cops about a rowdy customer at Hooters. A woman who works at the north Macon eatery said the customer, a 56-year-old man, had downed four 25-ounce beers…Click to Continue »

Macon residents are being asked to help design the map for the city’s future.Click to Continue »

For some Southerners, watching bats hunt in the dusk is as much a sign of summer as watching fireflies or listening to the songs of cicadas.Click to Continue »

A camping trip in Wilkinson County quickly turned into a tragedy for a Macon family Saturday.Click to Continue »

JULIETTE – Jarrell Plantation’s annual July 4th celebration is about more than America’s independence as a nation.Click to Continue »

The failure of a rapper to show for a performance led to a disturbance at a Macon night club early Saturday.Click to Continue »

Teachers and state employees in Georgia are paying more for their health care than other public sector employees, according to a new study by the state Department of Community Health.Click to Continue »