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Celebrating Our 2 3 4 5 Celebrating Our ATTENTION: Artisans • Service Providers • Subcontractors • Suppliers 100% EMPLOYEE-OWNED 70 years of Solutions, CONTACT US FOR MORE Achievements and Expertise INFORMATION 478.743.1578 [email protected] chrisrsheridan.com Committed to Our Community ­ 6 7 100 100 95 95 75 75 25 25 5 5 0 0 8 9 NH Professionals BlackPages 2018 NH General KNOWS HEALTH fullpg Macon Black Pages Thursday, November 15, 2018 9:53:38 AM Thursday, November 15, 2018 10:09:48 AM Mercer University UPWARD BOUND ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT JARRED MOORE Educational Bibb County Teacher of the Year Opportunity Center SERVING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ADULTS IN BALDWIN, BIBB, CRAWFORD, DODGE, DOOLY, HOUSTON, JONES, MONROE, PEACH, PUTNAM, AND TWIGGS COUNTIES. Our services include: College Admissions Assistance Financial Aid Assistance OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: Career Advising MERCER UNIVERSITY Tutoring A c a d e m i c , f i n a n c i a l , o r GED/ESL/ABE Referrals p e r s o n a l c o u n s e l i n g T u t o r i n g S e r v i c e s SAT/ACT Prep Sessions UPWARD M e n t o r i n g P r o g r a m s And more! A c a d e m i c / C u l t u r a l P r o g r a m s C o l l e g e P r e p A s s i s t a n c e BOUND W o r k S t u d y P o s i t i o n s WE'RE NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS A n d m o r e ! (478) 301 - 2440 Serving 8th - 12th Grade Students [email protected] in Bibb, Baldwin, Hancock, and Washington Counties 640 PLum Street, Suite 204, Macon, GA, 31201 upward.mercer.edu www.eoc.mercer.edu 10 11 Low-Cost Home Internet Now with 50% Faster Speeds! Cox Connect2Compete opens a world of opportunity for families that have a K-12 student and receive government assistance. IT ALL No Deposits No Annual Contracts STARTS WITH Free Installation Free Modem Rental A CONNECTION. Available to new Cox Internet customers That’s when everything changes. When your idea becomes even bigger because you meet someone who can help make it stronger. Before, it was just a sketch on a napkin. Now it’s a startup. We want to be part of it, with personalized communication solutions designed to help startups make the connections that can make all the difference. Enroll Now! Because connections change everything. Learn more at Cox.com/C2C Check out the Start here: or call 855-222-3252. coxblue.com/connections COX DIGITAL ACADEMY COMPUTER SKILLS SAFE BROWSING TIPS EDUCATIONAL GAMES Smart Tools for School *Restrictions apply. Families with K-12 children who are eligible for the National School Lunch Program, SNAP, and/or TANF; who receive Tenant-Based Vouchers, Project-Based Vouchers or Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA); and/or who live in Public Housing, are eligible for Cox’s Connect2Compete discounted Internet service offer. Not available in all areas. “No annual contract” means no specific term period requirement and no early termination fees. All Cox services are provided subject to end-user service agreements (including mandatory arbitration provisions) and other policies, which may be found at www.cox.com/aboutus/policies.html. Offer is available to qualifying new residential Cox Internet customers in Cox service areas who meet eligibility criteria. $9.95/month includes Connect2Compete Internet service (up to 15 Mbps download speeds) on a single outlet. One WiFi modem included at no additional monthly charge; remains Cox property and must be returned upon termination of service to avoid charges. Advertised program pricing available while eligibility criteria are met. Includes WiFi network access at multiple locations across the country. See www.cox.com/hotspots for available coverage areas and hotspots. No installation charge for standard install on one prewired outlet. Additional instal- lation, applicable taxes, and other fees are extra. Actual Internet speeds vary and are not guaranteed. See www.cox.com/internetdisclosures for complete Cox Internet Disclosures. Then-current Internet service and modem lease rates will apply when program eligibility requirements are no longer met. Re-enrollment not permitted. Offer, prices and eligibility requirements are subject to change. Offer and eligibility are also subject to Connect2Compete program terms and conditions. Call 1-855-222-3252 for restrictions and complete details, or visit Cox.com/C2C. Connect2Com- pete is a program to provide home Internet service for families. It is not a school program, and is not endorsed or required by your school. Your school is not responsible for Connect2Compete accounts. No school funds were used for this notice. © 2018 Cox Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. FPA104857-0028 12 13 MACON WATER AUTHORITY The Board of the Macon Water Authority would like to thank the Macon - Middle Georgia Black Pages for their many years of dedicated service to the Middle Georgia Area. Sam Hart Frank Patterson Dot Black Javors Lucas Chairman Vice Chairman and District 1 Member District 2 Member District 4 Member Dwight Jones Bert Bivins Larry Schlesinger District 3 Member Macon-Bibb Macon-Bibb Representative Representative (478) 464-5600 • 790 2ND STREET • MACON, GA 31201 • MACONWATER.ORG 14 15 WHERE DOES YOUR 1-CENT TAX GO? Strong partnerships NEW SCHOOLS deliver customer value ESPLOST dollars are funding the new Northeast High School, set to open August 2019, and the new Appling Middle, set to open August 2020. TECHNOLOGY Our schools have received classroom technology like interactive panels and audio ampliication, as well as secure door access hardware. RENOVATIONS Schools like Weaver Middle and Hartley Elementary are getting major upgrades, including secure vestibules to ensure the safety of our students. CLASSROOM FURNITURE Schools across the District have gotten updated furniture that not only looks great, but it encourages Our customers deserve the best we can give them. That’s why we actively search collaborative learning in our classrooms. for companies like yours that deliver quality, reliable, competitively priced products and services. For more than 35 years, Georgia Power has worked diligently to develop small and diverse suppliers through contracting opportunities, mentoring and educational The Bibb County School District would like to thank all the local voters that sponsorships. To learn more, visit us at georgiapower.com/supplier-diversity today. have supported past Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax efforts. Without your votes, our schools and our students would not have received the facilities and equipment listed above, as well as countless other past and future projects. Thank you! ©2018 Georgia Power Company 16 17 47 Years of Award Winning Projects Take 2018 Recipient of Macon-Bibb Gov., Business Award— Champion for Utilization of Small & Local Contractors THATchest pain. Two locations, excellent R care We offer the fastest average R wait times in the area. Were ready to treat you or a loved one during an emergency. Check out our R wait times at ColiseumealtSstem.com. WARREN ASSOCIATES, INC. 2760 Roff Ave—Macon, GA 31204 Phone: 478‐746‐7306 www.warrenassociatesinc.com 35 Hospital Dr., Macon Charter Blvd., Macon 18 19 20 21 Channel Some Good Energy Donate www.goodwillwork.org Enjoy lunch on us and learn how Goodwill’s social enterprise and YOU can change lives. Plus we’ll give you a behind-the-scences tour of our operations. www.edgarsgrille.comReserve your seat today! www.goodwillworks.org/lunchandlearn 22 23 See you at the Tubman! The largest museum of African American art, history, and culture in the South. A LEADING RESOURCE FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENTS AND SUPPORTS AS WELL AS SUPPORTS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. Treatment works! River Edge offers the following range of treatment and support services for youth and adults. Intake assessments Case management Individual counseling Peer services Group counseling Medication management Substance abuse assessments Substance abuse recovery group 478-803-7600 310 Cherry Street plaza / Macon, Georgia / tubmanmuseum.com www.river-edge.org 24 25 Progress Through Education. Enlightenment Through Music. We Know you By Name And We Are Here To Serve Your Healthcare Needs Wade Scott, R. Ph, CDM Bryan Scott, PharmD Marqueta Hall, PharmD Successfully offering music and arts education programs, lessons, workshops, and scholarships for over 10 years. Visit OtisReddingFoundation.org or 339 Cotton Avenue in Downtown Macon (478) 742-5737 26 27 Congratulations on your 27th anniversary edition! Dear Alex, I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the members of the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office to show our appreciation for the Macon-Middle Georgia Black Pages. Congratulations to you and your staff on publishing a 27th anniversary edition of this excellent resource guide. The young entrepreneurs and professionals featured in this year’s guide hold the keys to a bright and vibrant future for our area. In continuing the pursuit of strengthening our com- munity and giving residents and businesses an opportu- nity to make a difference, the Bibb County Sheriff’s Of- fice offers programs which illustrate a commitment to our community. Some of the these programs are listed below. I encourage everyone to explore these opportu- nities to become involved in having a positive impact in our community. Our office is also connecting to the community in Sheriff David Davis new ways including social media, therefore providing additional avenues for our community members to reach out to our organization. I, as well as the executive staff of the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office, remain com- mitted to the safety and well-being of this flourishing community, that we call home.
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