This week, Central Georgia pitched in to help with Hurricane Dorian efforts. From housing evacuees to raising money for the Bahamas and caring for displaced animals, volunteers were primed and ready for what Dorian brought to families on the coast and abroad.
Precision South Gymnastics Academy is placing a gold toilet in yards to raise money to fight childhood cancer.
Together, Fairview Park Hospital in Dublin and Coliseum Northside Hospital in Macon collected over 300 pounds of unwanted medication to combat the opioid epidemic.
Teachers say the most notable changes in those 10 years are class sizes and school spirit.
Musicians sang Redding's songs and restaurants served King of Soul-inspired dishes.
The food bank serves 24 counties in central Georgia, but this week, they helped even more.
They spend hours keeping the Greyhounds fed with pre-game, halftime, and post-game snacks.
Former 13WMAZ Junior Journalist Malik Lyder and the owners of Tropical Flava are coming together to collect supplies for those in the Bahamas.
Fort Valley State welcomed students from Savannah State last week, after the city was put under mandatory evacuation orders.
A woman with a big heart opened up her tiny homes for Hurricane Dorian evacuees.
10. 'It can be scary:' Macon retirement home houses senior evacuees and employees from Savannah facility
The evacuees and their pets were met with welcome signs, food, and open arms Monday night.
The Dublin-Laurens Recreation Department is allowing animals to stay for free amid Hurricane Dorian evacuations.
The shelter, which opened early last week, was located on 7035 Houston Road at the South Bibb Recreation Center.
Volunteers transformed the high school's gym from basketball practice to a hurricane shelter.
Race officials say he is the only person who has completed all prior Labor Day road race.
The planes flew from Vero Beach, Florida to Macon to take refuge from Hurricane Dorian.
First African Baptist Church is on the National Register of Historic Places for being the place where Dr. King gave his first public speech in 1944.
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