The building that once served as the Piggly Wiggly store off North Columbia Street in Milledgeville is being transformed for a new tenant.

In a world increasingly dominated by chain franchises and big box stores, it can be hard to make your mark as a locally-owned business, but according to Larry Garrett, president and CEO of G&S Gas Service in Milledgeville, this is the exact thing that attracts their clients to them.

Huey Magoo’s Chicken Tenders opened to the public Wednesday after restaurant franchisee Jeramie Martin along with his family held a ceremonial ribbon cutting. Located at 1972 N. Columbia St., Huey Magoo’s is currently open to both drive-thru and dine-in customers with indoor and covered outd…

Allowing someone you don’t know to drive away with your belongings is among the many stressful aspects of a long-distance move — especially if that move is complicated or maybe prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

When Michael Francis Jr. graduated from John Milledge Academy, he moved to California to play football for a junior college, but after a year and a half away, he knew he was not where he needed to be. 

Huey Magoo’s will hold its grand opening in Milledgeville this Wednesday.   

The COVID-19 pandemic has created challenges for businesses and their employees alike.

Magnolia State Bank is proud to announce that Jesse Law has been promoted to branch manager and lending officer of the Milledgeville branch, located at 2451 N. Columbia St. 

Many people are beginning to think about life after COVID, and part of that thinking involves planning a well-deserved getaway. 

Work continues on getting Milledgeville’s newest chicken finger restaurant open for business. 

Georgia Power employees are making a difference in their community while many continue to work remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Exchange Bank Board of Directors and John C. Childs Jr., president and chief executive officer, are pleased to announce the recent promotion of Jeremy Cook to Security Officer, Information Technology Specialist, and Deposit Compliance Specialist.

Christopher Jameson began collecting sports memorabilia when he was a child. He rediscovered the hobby as an adult, and that passion has now turned into a business venture at Cj’s Sports Collectibles in downtown Milledgeville.

Better Business Bureau reminds those who experience storm and hail damage to take certain precautions when hiring a roofing contractor.

Her name is Evelyn Jarrett, but since she was only weeks old, she has gone by the nickname Jeanie, so it stands to reason that her business bears the same name.

Gift cards have become a multibillion-dollar industry, a gift that always fits and stands up to social distancing. Worldwide, consumers spent billions on gift cards last year.

Surrounded by piles of orders and state-of-the-art machinery inside her in-home shop, Karin Smith reflects on how far technology has brought her in her work.

If you're standing in line at the jewelry store or florist this weekend, consider this thought: are you a good customer?

If you are planning a getaway this spring or summer, BBB recommends the following tips to minimize the risks.

Efforts to provide needed high-speed internet service to Georgians took a step forward when Gov. Brian Kemp and PSC Commissioner Tim Echols assisted Tri-County EMC in announcing Friday the formation of a new broadband provider in Middle Georgia.

People driving down Log Cabin Road in the last few months may have a new business in the same building as Shear Design Salon. 

There are always a lot of moving parts when it comes to planning a wedding. Add a pandemic to the mix, and it can easily feel overwhelming.

In the late 2000s, Antoine Wiley faced a crossroads in life. He witnessed the success his sister, Felicia Wiley, was finding running her own restaurant and decided he wanted to make a go of replicating her success in Milledgeville.

Tax scams, including fraudulent tax return preparation, cost taxpayers billions of dollars every year and is continuing to grow. 

Just north of Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. on Columbia Street sits a small but distinctive office with a red and white checkerboard pattern painted on the side of the building. It’s home to Havior Automotive, a used car dealership that owner Tony Havior opened in December 2017 after decades of working in the car business.

The COVID-19 pandemic has people shopping online and ordering from Amazon. Naturally, scammers are finding ways to cash in.

The large hole left inside the Milledgeville Mall by clothing retailer JCPenney is soon to be filled. 

Chicken finger lovers of Milledgeville should have another restaurant available to them next month.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused many people to look at life differently in 2020.

With Valentine’s Day just days away, the Better Business Bureau advises people looking to start new relationships to watch out for romance scams. 

Karen Larkin said she has always had a passion for design. She remembers thinking about interior design from the moment she first moved out on her own.

Assisted living is one of the fastest growing types of senior housing in the United States.

When you drive up to Southside Equipment on East Andrews Street in Milledgeville, it is easy to see that they mean business. 

If you are decluttering your home by selling unwanted items online, be on the lookout for buyers wanting to pay you more than the listed price. 

For a decade now, many homebuyers, sellers and refinancers have found their way to the Stribling Law Firm located on East Hancock Street. 

Since opening at its first location in Wilkinson County in 1964, Williams Funeral Home has been a family business.

Most people get help filing their taxes, either from computer software or a professional tax preparer.

When Milledgeville Total Fitness owner Heath Gilman talks about his longtime dedication to the gym, he is not being hyperbolic. 

For nearly a decade now, Jason Latimer and Josh Eady have been in the removal and reconstruction business as co-owners of the local ServPro franchise. 

Opened in November 2017, Erin Andrews Media, for the last three-plus years now, has seen to the marketing needs of local and area small businesses. 

In a service sector that is loaded with plenty of local options, Lu Villareal knows what sets his business apart and keeps his days booked full.

Scott McElheney did not realize when he took a career leap what a curveball 2020 would try to throw at him.

According to reports, more than 28% of us returned a holiday gift during last year’s holiday season. 

With approval of a COVID-19 vaccine, officials expect scams to emerge as distribution begins. Watch out for everything from phony treatments to phishing messages.

Running a business together as a married couple can have its challenges, but in an ideal situation, each partner brings complementary skill sets to the table for the betterment of the business.

Want some advice about scams? Stay calm. Con artists use that feeling of alarm to trick victims into acting before they can think.

Georgia tax collections rose in November for the second consecutive month, the state Department of Revenue reported Tuesday.

For holiday shopping, most consumers love the convenience of making purchases online and having them shipped straight to their doorstep, especially during a pandemic.

Hiedi Martin has always had an interest in thrift shopping and name brands. Through the twists and turns of her life, she has been able to take that interest and live her dream through her store, Miles of Styles.

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically increased demand for pets as people seek adding a pet to the family to ease the loneliness and tension of prolonged time at home.