NewTown announces funeral arrangements for CEO Josh Rogers, scholarship fund for his 7, 10 year old children
After Josh Rogers' death on Sunday, the organization he once ran is stepping up to help support the family he leaves behind.
'Maconites first, second and always' | Locals remember NewTown Macon CEO Josh Rogers
Alex Morrison with the county's Urban Development Authority says he went to Mercer University at the same time as Rogers. He ...
NewTown President and CEO Josh Rogers dead at 42 after collapsing in downtown Macon, according to Coroner Leon Jones
A leading figure in the development of downtown Macon has died overnight. Coroner Leon Jones says NewTown Macon President and ...
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NewTown Macon seeks to cover education costs for children of the late CEO, president
The fund, called the Jack and Ellie Rogers Education Fund, was announced by NewTown Macon Board of Directors Chair William D.
Central Georgia leaders mourning loss of NewTown Macon CEO Josh Rogers
Macon Mayor Lester Miller issued a statement: “Our hearts are with the Rogers family today, as well as with our NewTown Macon ...
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NewTown Macon leader, instrumental figure in downtown’s revitalization, has died.
The Historic Macon Foundation wrote on Facebook that Rogers was a gifted leader who left an indelible mark on historic ...
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NewTown Macon President, CEO dead at 42
The President and CEO of NewTown Macon died on Sunday from a cardiac emergency, according to Coroner Leon Jones.
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Josh Rogers, who helped steer Macon’s downtown revitalization, dies at 42
Josh Rogers spent nearly two decades working to restore downtown Macon and support locally owned small businesses.
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NewTown Macon honors late President, CEO through education fund
NewTown Macon announced the establishment of an education fund for the children of the late President and CEO, Josh Rogers.42-year-old Rogers died on November 24 from a cardiac emergency, according to ...
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Most downtown Macon businesses are locally owned. How do they stay open more often?
according to Josh Rogers, president and CEO of NewTown. “The process of opening a business is complicated,” Rogers said. “We’ve been really intentional with our programs from the beginning ...