Country superstar Alan Jackson takes his tour to the Macon Centreplex Coliseum in Macon, GA, on Thurs., Sept. 22. 

Tickets will be on sale July 15 and available at the Coliseum main box office, Ticketmaster.com, or by calling 1-800-745-3000.

Jackson is a 17-time winner at the ACM Awards and a 16-time CMA Award recipient, a tally that includes three CMA Entertainer of the Year honors. Jackson is also a two-time Grammy-honored artist, whose songwriting has earned him the prestigious ASCAP Founders Award.

A 2010 recipient of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he’s known for music that celebrates the common man (“Where I Come From”), speaks to generations (“Drive [For Daddy Gene]”) and for our nation (“Where Were You [When the World Stopped Turning]”).  Jackson recently released his debut single from EMI Records Nashville/ACR (Alan’s Country Records), “Long Way To Go,” and a music video will be released soon.

A base fire truck transported an artifact stone from the 9/11 Pentagon attack from Headquarters Air Force Reserve Command to the Museum of Aviation Friday.

That's according to a Robins Air Force Base news release. 13WMAZ's Lorra Lynch Jones will have more tonight on Eyewitness News.

Base employees and Airmen were encouraged to line the route as a show of respect to everyone affected by the attacks -the victims, their families, first responders and U.S. military personnel.

The procession began at Bldg. 210, (HQ AFRC) then proceed east on Richard Ray Boulevard and turn right onto Robins Parkway.  

The stone will be displayed at Friday's 9/11 commemoration ceremony hosted by the Air Force Reserve Command at the Museum of Aviation's Century of Flight Hangar at 1 p.m.