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"We still people, you know, we just living our life. That's it,"

A shopping center owner in Macon is expressing frustration over what he calls a "Tent City" behind his properties.

River Edge Behavioral Health is building phase two of there permanent homes in East Macon for homeless people. They hope to have the ten homes completed in May 2024.

On the Monday, Dec. 25 edition of Georgia Today: Sea turtles in Georgia had a really good year; Macon will soon be the home to a health care center specifically for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities; and what do yearbooks look like at a school for the blind? 

One is in it’s 38th year of production, the other features a five-time Grammy Award-winning singer.

Expected to open in 2025, project considered “milestone” By Dave Williams, Bureau Chief Capitol Beat News Service ATLANTA – Georgia’s mental health agency has broken ground on the state’s first crisis support center specifically designed for adults with intellectual and developm

On the Wednesday, Sept. 20 edition of Georgia Today: Attorneys for three Republicans who falsely claimed to be Georgia's official presidential electors appear in federal court; the second nest from an invasive hornet species is found and destroyed in Savannah; and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation gives its lifetime achievement award to Jimmy Carter.

Amplifying Atlanta

Macon-Bibb says they held 14 public forums and people submitted over 700 surveys over the summer, letting the county know problems their neighborhoods faced.

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