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Daybreak Macon hosting 11th annual Sleepout Thursday in solidarity with homeless - 41NBC News

Join the 11th Annual Macon Sleepout to stand in solidarity with the homeless in Middle Georgia. Participate in this critical fundraiser for Daybreak Center on Thursday night, rain or shine. Help Daybreak meet its goal while raising awareness of homelessness issues.

Economists predict possible recession

Higher gas prices hit transport costs for goods, and food prices went up too, which trickled down to the menus at local restaurants.

'Pinkest Party on Earth' brings green for Macon economy

The festival saw 3.5 million people over nine days, including folks who visited more than once.

Downtown Macon businesses say movie filming has increased foot traffic this week

"This is very exciting," Famous Mike's owner Mike Seekins said. "I think it's great for Macon. It has affected us in ways, but like I said, they make sure you're compensated, and I'm pleased with the whole situation."

Famous Mike's updates the 'Giving Board'

Famous Mike's in downtown Macon revises in-need 'Giving Board'

Macon restaurant helps feed the homeless

Macon restaurant helping feed the homeless Famous Mike's allows people to pay it forward by paying for the meals of those in need. July 26, 2021 MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Famous Mike’s on Poplar Street in downtown Macon now has a “Pay it Forward” board. Customers can pay for the meal of a hungry or homeless person. Once the meal is purchased, the receipt is added to a board at the front of the restaurant. A person in need can then come in, select a receipt from the board, and take it to the hostess to be seated. It’s been up for two weeks and hundreds of meals have already been purchased.

Famous Mike's in Macon creates 'giving board' for homeless, needy

COVID-19 Delta variant poses new reason to get vaccinated

Layaway Santa returns, despite pandemic - 41NBC News

Layaway Santa returns, despite pandemic MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Santa Claus is coming to town — Layaway Santa that is. Layaway Santa is a tradition that’s happened for several years in Middle Georgia. Chris Floore, one of the organizers, says he wasn’t sure it would happen this year. “People have lost jobs, they’ve had hours cut back for whatever reason but that same conversation turned into that’s also the reason we should do it,” Floore said. Floore says he looks back on memories of opening presents and the magical feeling he felt. He said they want to provide that feeling to families in need.