Good morning, Macon.

AAA visited Macon on Friday to promote its School’s Open, Drive Carefully campaign ahead of Bibb County Schools returning to class on Aug.

3, and the group urged drivers to slow down for student safety.

Bragg Jam has changed venues and ticketing locations for today's Concert Crawl by moving performances from Serenity to Bearfoot Tavern, shifting ticketing to 530 Cherry Street, and relocating the VIP Lounge to Churchill's.

All ticket buyers (including those with pre-purchased tickets) must visit Central Ticketing for wristbands.

Rick Devens, known to Macon as a former WGXA anchor and Survivor contestant, is competing on Big Brother 28 and has already earned Head of Household status by week two.

His family in Macon watches from home as he takes unpredictable risks in his quest for the $750,000 prize.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Georgia suspended afterschool programming for at least 90 days beginning Monday, July 20 — the board is reviewing finances and operations to decide the club’s long-term viability.

Local farmers at Macon State Farmers Market urge residents to shop local amid a national spread of cyclosporiasis that has raised food safety concerns, though vendor Daniel Grimsley reports no complaints from buyers.

They stress that supporting local agriculture helps keep food fresh and safe.

The Rutland Hurricanes are gearing up for the season after two winless years – they will play against Crawford County on Aug.

21. Coach Anthony Williams said the young team showed great enthusiasm at June’s camp despite having only seven seniors.

Today in Macon sports, a pro pickleball tournament at Rhythm & Rally saw top players compete while Covenant Academy canceled football due to low numbers and Bloomfield Little League clinched the USSSA 10U title.

Mercer’s lacrosse coach resigned for Ohio State, and Middle Georgia State advanced move to Division II.

Women In Truth: Abide

All day — Macon Coliseum — Tickets available — Experience a captivating concert with Women In Truth.