Musella News

The World's Largest Peach Cobbler will make an appearance once again as part of the 2009 annual Georgia Peach Festival, which starts this Saturday.

You all did it to me - again! About the time I decide it is time for me to hang up my adjunct instructor position at FVSU and move onto some job less challenging, you run an article about someone or something that gives me goose bumps, brings tears to my eyes and convinces me I need to go back for another semester.

The National Weather Service warns Bibb and Crawford counties will see significant weather until about 6:45 a.m. A statement issued just before 6 a.m. indicates a strong thunderstorm with pea-size hail and 45 mile per hour winds was moving east at 35 miles per hour from near Musella.

Nine months after Mother's Day tornadoes destroyed many of Macon's trees, Macon State College hosted the state Arbor Day ceremony this morning.

A Middle Georgia dairyman, a peach farmer, a wildlife biologist and a park volunteer are among those who will be responsible for making key decisions about the long-term use of water in the Ocmulgee River ...

There is a fancy name for people in their 90s. They're called nonagenarians. I love that word, even if I have to consult my dictionary every time to make sure how to spell it.