Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Macon.
The Middle Georgia Community Food Bank will resume its Backpack Program when school starts, providing students with healthy food every Friday to cover weekend meals — a plan that joins forces with local nonprofits and schools like Bibb County to fight food insecurity.
A storm in late May knocked down a Verizon cell tower off Charter Boulevard near Piedmont Macon North hospital, leaving residents and workers along Vineville Avenue and Forsyth Road with spotty service.
Verizon is using a portable tower in the hospital parking lot while working with the site owner to soon install a taller one.
Rock band Fuel will perform on Tuesday, Oct.
13 at the Georgia National Fair at Perry starting at 7:30 p.m. & the event offers discounted admission for people 11 and older while children and first responders with valid ID can enter free.
Bibb County Schools welcomed graduates and new teachers today — Kamia Brown returns as an educator in the district where she once was a student.
Food service inspections from July 13 to 17 have shown scores from unsatisfactory to perfect across Middle Georgia.
In Macon, several restaurants earned top scores from the Georgia Department of Public Health to help diners decide where to eat.
Macon’s Russell Henley finished in a tie for ninth at the British Open in Northwest England — his strong finish nearly put him in contention and raised his paycheck to $336,380.
He is set to compete next in Toledo.
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