Kamilah Williams

2 weeks ago | 13newsnow.com | Kamilah Williams

MACON, Ga. — What was supposed to be a routine gas stop turned into a costly headache for Jessica Johnson, whose car broke down shortly after refueling at a gas station in Macon. Johnson says she was just leaving her son’s baseball practice when she stopped at the Marathon station on Pio Nono Avenue to fill up her tank with premium gas. With $30 paid, Johnson says she drove less than a mile up the road when her car began to sputter and jerk.

2 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Kamilah Williams

MACON, Ga. — What was supposed to be a routine gas stop turned into a costly headache for Jessica Johnson, whose car broke down shortly after refueling at a gas station in Macon. Johnson says she was just leaving her son’s baseball practice when she stopped at the Marathon station on Pio Nono Avenue to fill up her tank with premium gas. With $30 paid, Johnson says she drove less than a mile up the road when her car began to sputter and jerk.

3 weeks ago | 13wmaz.com | Kamilah Williams

MACON, Ga. — What was supposed to be a routine gas stop turned into a costly headache for Jessica Johnson, whose car broke down shortly after refueling at a gas station in Macon. Johnson says she was just leaving her son’s baseball practice when she stopped at the Marathon station on Pio Nono Avenue to fill up her tank with premium gas. With $30 paid, Johnson says she drove less than a mile up the road when her car began to sputter and jerk.

3 weeks ago | 13wmaz.com | Kamilah Williams

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. — This week’s "My Teacher is Tops" winner wears two hats at Georgia Military College Prep — one in the science lab and one on the baseball diamond. Major Kyle Redmond, now in his second year teaching biology at GMC Prep, was surprised in his classroom by Junior Journalist Carter Taylor. Redmond also coaches the school’s baseball team and says his love for chemistry and math in high school helped spark his teaching journey.

1 month ago | 13wmaz.com | Kamilah Williams

MACON, Ga. — What began as a simple idea to spread holiday cheer has now lit up the heart of Macon for the last seven years — and the man who started it all received a lasting tribute. Bibb County commissioners officially named a portion of Poplar Street “Bryan Nichols Way” to honor Bryan Nichols, the community leader and business owner who launched downtown Macon's annual holiday light display in 2017.