Students from grades three to 12 set up their projects throughout the halls of the high school to present to judges.
During an improv comedy show, the local comedy group Murder with Friends Entertainment put a big smile on Penny Stapleton's face.
A Warner Robins teen is riding in style after his church ministry group surprised him with new wheels.
Senior and STAR student Ciara Roberts overcame her academic anxiety and ended up with the highest SAT score in the school district.
Nadia Reese is our Athlete of the Week, as she helps lead her teammates to their goal of five straight region 1-7A championships.
About three years ago, Aaron Davis camped outside of an Atlanta shoe store for 15 hours, waiting for a sneaker release. Now, he owns his own shoe store in Macon.
Hospital nurses and staff stepped in to help John and his wife, Maggie, commemorate 65 years of love together.
Bluetick Coonhound Annie Oakley is headed to the wild, wild Westminster Dog Show!
The annual march has been happening in Macon for over 30 years.
Houston County NAACP president Rutha Jackson said it was the perfect place to take the mystery out of the census count.
The Macon chapter of the AKAs worked all day to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy.
Leya Allen was born with a leg birth defect, which requires her to wear a prosthetic, but she doesn't let it get in the way of her love for running.
The organization Young Entrepreneurs Striving surprised Jadarius Brown, who has congestive heart failure, for his 12th birthday.
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