Good morning, Macon.

The 21st Century Partnership in central Georgia is collecting donations for its annual care package drive aimed at sending over 500 packages to deployed Robins service members.

Tenants at a Macon apartment complex have endured more than a week without running water, causing frustration among residents; property management said repairs will begin soon (further updates are expected).

Macon Restaurant Week returns to downtown with 20 restaurants offering both signature dishes and budget-friendly specials.

Diners can pick up a passport at participating businesses, collect stamps, and enter to win a $250 gift card while receiving Macon Magazine prizes.

Macon’s Night to Unite has run for nearly 20 years to build ties between young people and law enforcement—strengthening community bonds and safety.

The ongoing event supports local youth while keeping neighborhoods connected.

A Macon fashion show spotlights second chances for those rebuilding their lives after incarceration (part of the Night to Unite event that builds ties between community and law enforcement) and continues a two-decade tradition in the city.

State & local officials celebrated 100 years of Blue Bird bus manufacturing at Fort Valley State University on Monday, organized by Rep. Patty Stinson.

Blue Bird SVP Ted Scartz said the company will open a new one million sqft facility that will add 400 jobs in Middle Georgia.

Georgia Supreme Court Justice Verda Colvin visited Union Elementary on Monday for Attendance Awareness Week, urging students to attend regularly.

Other Bibb County schools have planned events this week (including inspiring chants) to keep students engaged and on track.

Michel Wanna was named the new executive director at Macon Water Authority, succeeding Ron Shipman.

The veteran engineer will tackle $700 million in deferred maintenance in water & sewer systems to secure reliable service for the community.

Ricky Joy, Cade California, ZMC Group and Fi are recalling Sour Crush candy bottles, light-up toys and dog supplements sold in Macon due to choking, battery and salmonella risks (no injuries have been reported) and urging consumers to seek refunds and check FDA lot details.