Good morning, Macon.

Historic Macon Foundation will celebrate its Fall Flea Market’s 50th anniversary with a ticketed preview party on Friday, Oct.

2 and free public shopping on Saturday, Oct. 3 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) and Sunday, Oct. 4 in downtown Macon; 83 cents per dollar supports historic preservation and neighborhood revitalization.

Peach County High School’s band has been named 41NBC Band of the Week for a halftime show featuring a 90s-themed production that highlights its musical tradition.

The band will compete at the end of September to showcase its talent.

New 2026 graduation data reveal Houston County schools achieved a record 94.6% rate with 2,199 graduates, while Bibb County schools posted an 87.64% rate with all seven high schools surpassing 80% (Central High reached 96.4%).

Tonight, First Presbyterian Day School honors Cohen Crews as Flint Energies Power Lineman of the Week and football player Oliver Bateman for their work on and off the field - a testament to their power and passion.

Gov. Brian Kemp has suspended the state's gas tax for one month to ease fuel prices for hardworking Georgians.

The suspension starts just after midnight Tuesday and runs through Oct. 29 while also suspending commercial vehicle weight limits to lower costs on goods.

USDA and the Consumer Product Safety Commission have issued recalls affecting over 160,000 lbs of meat, 4,600 lbs of chicken stew and 48,000 mattresses; consumers in Macon are urged to inspect these products for safety as no illnesses have been reported.