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We Found 10 Georgia Buffets Where Your Money Goes Further At Mealtime
One Georgia buffet lines up more than 70 different dishes at the same time. Seventy. I would need a map and a nap just to get through the first row. Another spot in the state serves all-you-can-eat catfish on Fridays, and you can pick it with or without bones. A third runs its buffet out of a restored 1885 Victorian house.
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Demolition on Eisenhower Parkway Opens Area for New Development
Eleven more acres of prime property along Eisenhower Parkway is being prepared to become part of the ongoing rejuvenation of the entire corridor as the former Macon Flea Market and neighboring strip of vacant shops is demolished. Work began in late October, and the buildings are already significantly demolished. The Urban Development Authority (UDA) acquired the property in 2024 to help have more purposeful and strategic development in the area, and to market it in a way that would complement other projects in the area.
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Weekend Adventures in the Heart of Georgia (11/13-11/15)
Middle Georgians can enjoy festivals, musicals, crafts, live music, and much more this weekend. Theatre fans can attend the premiere of Good Night, Georgie at Downtown Macon’s stARTup Studios on Friday night, see Mystic Pizza: A New Musical on Friday and Saturday, or audition for Swan Lake on Saturday. The following are just a few fun, interesting, and often free things to do this weekend in the heart of Georgia.
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This Georgia Farm Is Hosting A Two-Night Christmas Festival With Glowing Hayrides And Holiday Treats
A farmhouse built in 1912 still stands on this land, and people still live in it. Now its fields fill with Christmas lights for two nights only. The farm began as a 45-acre wedding gift to a young couple. Four generations later, the same family runs it. They now grow...
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Mercer's Old-School Grind Is About to Clash With #9 Tennessee Tech's Air Raid, and the SoCon Title Is on the Line
Chicago Bears logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) This Saturday, it’s all going down in Cookeville: the de facto SoCon championship game, where #9 Tennessee Tech (9-1, 6-1 SoCon) is hosting Mercer (8-2, 5-1 SoCon). The […]
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Downtown Macon men's clothier Kaybee to close after 70 years in business
MACON, Ga. (WGXA) — For generations of Macon families, Kaybee has been a go-to stop downtown for suits, shoes and style advice. Now, after 70 years on Third Street, the longtime men’s clothier is preparing to close its doors at the end of January. Brenda Browner, a longtime...
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Weekend Watch: Festival of Trees Gala, Dust and Denim Fall Trail Ride and more happening in Middle Georgia
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, Middle Georgia has several events offering food, music, entertainment and opportunities to connect with the community. Festival of Trees Gala. The Festival of Trees is celebrating 40 years with its annual gala Friday, November 13.
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How Middle Ga.'s upcoming Audi plant in Peach County will impact Macon's economy
Macon-Bibb County invested $7 million to develop the Middle Georgia megasite where Audi AG plans to build a $4.2 billion plant that will employ 4,500 people. In return, the county is set to receive roughly $56 million in payments from the company, which are to begin in 2028 and span 20 years, according to the economic development agreement. The total economic footprint from the plant’s construction and operation could reach $49.3 billion by 2035, and annually the plant could generate $8.54 billion from production, according to a report from Middle Georgia State University’s Center for Economic Analysis. As is, the plant — which will be located on Peach County land that’s 25 miles from Macon — could become one of Middle Georgia’s biggest employers. A potential second phase of the project could bring in another 3,000 jobs and another $3 billion in investment, according to the agreement with Audi. The Middle Georgia State report also noted an additional 4,500 jobs could be generated on top of the initial 4,500 promised from the plant’s opening. Jobs in supply chain logistics, warehousing and transportation will crop up to ensure the production of Audi’s premium SUVs, said Greg George, director of MGA’s Center