Robins Financial Credit Union has announced the promotion of Christina O’Brien as the credit union’s new president and CEO.

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 coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. 

When it comes to repairing or replacing a home HVAC system, middle Georgia residents have a new option to choose from for their service needs. 

As the summer days heat up and people look for safe ways to get out of the house and have some fun, local waterways are becoming the ideal destination for fun in the sun. 

You’ve seen them before. Facebook posts designed to grab your attention and stop your scrolling.

You’ve likely received a robocall before.

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Milledgeville was recently recognized among an elite group that has been evaluated on specific criteria – including exceptional quality scores, outstanding guest reviews, and an unwavering commitment to the Wyndham Rewards® loyalty program and members. 

It has been a quiet spring at Lake Country Lanes. Like all bowling alleys across the state, the business was forced to close for several weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

A few short weeks ago, Taste & See Plant-Based Eatery opened its doors to business from eager vegetarian, vegan and other health-conscious customers. For owner Harry Watkins, the opening is the culmination of his personal journey.

For Brandy Adams, June has been a month of exciting changes throughout her professional career. 

The events of spring 2020 have taken a toll on plenty of people, physically and emotionally. 

Georgia Trend Magazine recently published its prestigious 2020 Top Doctors list, recognizing Langford Allergy’s Dr. Jeff Langford. 

As the temperatures heat up in the coming days, residents will look ahead for ways to have some summer fun.

Tri-County EMC will lift the suspension of disconnections for non-payment on June 1.

Here's the latest on the status of downtown businesses from Milledgeville Main Street. If you have an update on a local business in the wake of COVID-19, email nlinder@unionrecorder.com with information.

There is an old proverb that states, “necessity is the mother of invention.” 

Milledgeville Main Street/the Downtown Development Authority is looking to provide a little relief to downtown businesses affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 

Deepak Kumar knows food. With a family deeply rooted in the restaurant business, Kumar has experience with various cuisines, including Indian, Greek and Mediterranean and Mexican.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is announcing a small business relief and resources tele-town hall.

State agencies in Georgia are being asked to cut up to $3.8 billion from their budgets to absorb the economic downturn caused by coronavirus.

Rusty Kidd has a passion for serving his community. That drive to serve led the Milledgeville native to run for the state legislature back in 2009. Kidd was elected and served in that role until 2016. 

It seems harmless and fun.

Shopping for groceries is normally just a necessary task in a person’s already busy life. 

As a thank you to health care heroes around the country fighting COVID-19, Hampton Inn Milledgeville is joining Hilton and American Express in donating hotel rooms to frontline medical professionals who need a place to sleep, recharge, or isolate from their families.

As you’ve probably heard, the government is sending out relief checks as part of the federal response to COVID-19. Scammers heard the same thing, and they’re hoping to cash in on yours.

“Sick or well, there’s no place like home.” While many Americans are spending more time than they are used to at home these days, the motto of Three Rivers Home Health Services seems more appropriate than ever. 

The number of unemployment claims filed in Georgia grew exponentially last week as the coronavirus pandemic continued to cause massive job losses.

The COVID-19 (coronavirus) crisis is forcing people to distance themselves from others, work remotely, and spend time indoors and online.

Dr. Sherry Meeks saw a need and sprang to action.

Mark Brownlow has spent pretty much his entire professional life working in the information technology field. 

The coronavirus pandemic is putting an unprecedented demand on unemployment compensation from Georgians thrown out of work.

Price gouging is up over the past week as communities across North America react to COVID-19 (coronavirus), according to the Better Business Bureau.

Buying and selling a home is a daunting process for many reasons, not the least of which is how to choose which real estate company to work with. 

With the coronavirus outbreak popping up in new areas seemingly every day, travelers are left with many unanswered questions.

COVID-19 is not discriminating as to who or what it is affecting. One of the areas of life many are seemingly most worried about is small, local businesses. 

Chick-fil-A restaurants have temporarily closed dining room seating amid the COVID-19 outbreak nationwide.

A classic member of the downtown dining line-up has recently had new life breathed into it. 

Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving the Fall Line Corridor just issued an alert warning consumers of a growing number of deceptive websites fraudulently purporting to be operated by retailers located in Alabama or Georgia.

Pineland Cogentes, Inc., a subsidiary of Pineland Telephone Cooperative, Inc. and technology solutions and managed IT provider in Middle and Southeast Georgia, recently announced the merger of Pineland Cogentes and First Service Carolina. 

Crystal Ivey knew she was ready for a career adventure and she is leaping into new territory.

February restaurant scores from the Georgia Department of Health.

Eddie and Tyler Campbell of Accelerated Building Solutions Inc. (ABSI) in Milledgeville are sixth-generation builders on a mission to explore new ideas in the construction industry.

Jake Bryant, ChFC, APMA, CRPC and Sean Carroll, CRPC, both private wealth advisors with Ameriprise Financial in Atlanta and Milledgeville, were named to the list of “Best-in-State Wealth Advisors” published by Forbes magazine.

The BBB has witnessed a national trend of advance fee loan scams.

The new Milledgeville McAlister’s Deli location on Roberson Mill Road is set to open its doors to the public Friday.

One of the main things Washington County is known for will soon have a presence in Milledgeville.

“Better cars, better financing, better repairs.” 

The BBB has witnessed a national trend of advance fee loan scams. These scams target individuals who are having trouble obtaining cash or credit.

Adam Heagy had managed Oconee Outfitters for its previous owners for six years when the opportunity arose for him to purchase the business himself.