Solen Aref is a journalist for WMAZ-TV, focusing on local news in Dublin, Georgia. With a passion for community reporting, Solen covers a range of topics including city developments, social issues, human interest stories, and events that impact the local residents of Dublin.
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Macon, Georgia, United States (Local)
Solen Aref's coverage largely focuses on local news, community events, public safety, and government initiatives in the United States, with a specific focus on Georgia and Dublin. She frequently includes expert commentary and covers seasonal topics such as holidays or changes in consumption patterns.
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By: Solen Aref
Macon-Bibb Fire Chief Shane Edwards told us they're still investigating the cause.
In October, Bracewell almost died when a truck collided with his car. Today, he's back to work and thankful for all the steps of recovery behind him.
Macon-Bibb Fire Department said they've charged 58-year-old Derrick Bell of Macon with six counts of second-degree criminal damage.
By: Solen Aref
In October, Bracewell almost died when a truck collided with his car. Today, he's back to work and thankful for all the steps of recovery behind him.
Dr. Bruce Snyder said the periodical cicadas came a little early this year. MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. — Like it or not, cicada season is in full swing in Central Georgia.
By: Solen Aref
La'tyren Baker knew had to grow up in high school, after his mom got so sick, she needed around-the-clock care.
By: Solen Aref
The coroner's office told us both victims were pronounced dead at the scene and their bodies are being sent to a crime lab in Atlanta on Tuesday.
We spoke with current sheriff Sim Davidson and former sheriff Chris Steverson about why they're running and what their goals are.
Carter Greene was 16 and a junior in high school when his ATV flipped and the injuries he suffered almost killed him.
By: Solen Aref
Historic Macon Foundation said the homes date back about 130 years.
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