MACON, Ga. — 1. 8-year-old from Milledgeville becomes published author, holds first book signing on Facebook
8-year-old Lennox Farley is the author of 'The Magic Microwave.'
It has folks putting up crosses in their front yard amid coronavirus concerns.
Meta Monteleon is a 105-year-old Dublin VA resident. She's staying in touch with her 100-year-old little sister on FaceTime.
One Dublin business is lending a helping hand to other businesses impacted by COVID-19 by selling t-shirts.
The senior Greyhound stepped into a leadership role this year and said her biggest basketball influence is her dad.
Kenny and Kimberly Epps do daily funny activities and post them on Facebook.
Caesar Crockett allegedly shot his son's grandparents and aunt before fleeing to Florida with the child.
The couple exchanged vows in front of toilet paper, Lysol spray and wipes, and hand sanitizer while standing six feet apart.
9. 'Feed the Fight': Navicent raising money to buy meals for healthcare workers from local restaurants
Donations will benefit local businesses while providing hot meals to nurses and doctors.
Joy Stembridge says healthcare workers are getting sores and bruises behind their ears from the elastic on the masks.
The kids will get three small gifts, and their dad says it's something they all get to look forward to on April 25th.
He was placed on life support after he was born and doctors only expected him to live for hours. Now, he has taken his first steps!
This family is paying it forward, and now they need your help.
Donations like these are helping keep local businesses open and feed people who are food insecure.
Perry Hospital staff were greeted with uplifting music and signs thanking them for their hard work during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Melessa Hollis wants to inspire others to join her Good Deed Challenge.
At Magnolia Manor in Macon, family members sang 'Happy Birthday' from down below their loved one's balcony over the weekend.
While doing some spring cleaning, Holly Beard's daughter asked if they could give some of their food to someone in need.
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