Good morning, Macon.

Goodwill Industries of Middle GA will host a Fall Job and Resource Fair to help local job seekers access work tools and advice.

The fair will be held later this fall (additional details coming soon).

The In the Mix with Region 6 Foster Parent Association will host the Fall in Love with Foster Care mini conference on Saturday, Aug.

29, from 8 a.m. to noon at Camp Grace (2559 Walker Chapel Road) in Roberta. Foster parents will earn training hours while learning about court processes, IEPs, and more in a supportive setting.

Yesterday, the Macon Arts Alliance, ONPPI and the Urban Development Authority unveiled Medicine River — an art piece by Muscogee artist Starr Hardridge and collaborators — at the corner of Schell Avenue and Main Street in East Macon near the future Muscogee Cultural Center; a Firestarters Film Festival screening opened at the Douglas Theatre.

Construction on the I-75 South exit ramp widening project begins Monday at Exit 146 (State Route 247 Connector) in Peach County, as contract crews add a dedicated right-turn lane and two left-turn lanes while keeping lane closures minimal until work finishes in late fall.

A March of Dimes report finds that half of Georgia counties lack enough maternity care and force women to travel two to three times farther for essential prenatal services—especially in rural areas where access is limited.

A local advocate who survived a suicide attempt is leading a teen suicide prevention effort with her initiative, You Are Wanted.

She aims to raise awareness and extend support to youth in need.

The FDA upgraded the recall of GreenWise Organic Whole Blueberries sold at Publix stores after tests found a possible E. coli risk, infecting 12 people and hospitalizing 4.

Consumers in Georgia are urged to check freezers and return the recalled products for a refund.