MACON, Ga. — 1. Houston County Shark is first in his family to go to college
Jacob Stevens is a two-time champion with the Houston County Sharks and signed to play college ball.
2. 'The most important thing is that we love each other': Couple gets married at Tattnall Square Park
Despite having to postpone their wedding, one couple was still able to save their date with a small ceremony at Tattnall Square Park.
Service Master of Middle Georgia wants to help first responders do their jobs safely.
Micah Goguen's students say painting and drawing during the COVID-19 outbreak is 'therapeutic.'
A man from McRae-Helena used his annual fishing trip as a way to share with his neighbors and make sure they were fed during the shelter-in-place order.
Zeke Chapman is making t-shirts for different counties and $10 from each purchase goes to a business that people nominate.
1-year-old Alayna is joining three siblings at home, including her 3-year-old biological sister.
With the help of a Facebook group she created, Maggie Verner was able to make Easter goody bags for workers at three Macon hospitals.
Wailing Women on Wheels does weekly drive-by prayers through communities in Washington County to help lift spirits during the pandemic.
When the department heard former Assistant Fire Chief Wendell Dennis was in the hospital with health issues, they wanted to show their support.
Governor Brian Kemp authorized Georgia National Guard troops in March to help fight COVID-19.
New York City is reporting about 2,000 people testing positive each day, causing healthcare workers to be overloaded and burned out. One nurse is looking to help.
13. 'Spread love however you can:' Central Georgians find ways to celebrate birthdays during pandemic
People across the globe are finding ways to celebrate major milestones, like birthdays, while social distancing.
Laurens County seniors can submit a picture and quote to Visit Dublin's Facebook page to be shown on their social media accounts.
Stephanie Matlock suffered two major injuries during her high school career, but she didn't let that stop her from staying positive and focused on her schoolwork.
GG Formals will be hosting the prom for any junior or senior prom that was cancelled in Laurens County.
Just because he can't go to the course anymore doesn't mean Camden Guyton isn't polishing his game.
Jack McAdoo contracted the virus on a trip to New York last month.
Will Emerson and his brothers were standouts for Mercer basketball. Now he and his wife, Gianina, are on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This student is making the most of his senior year, hazmat suit and all.
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