To help the victims of the tornado in Moore, Okla., the Macon Rescue Mission is asking for donations to send to its sister mission the City Rescue Mission in Oklahoma City, just 9 miles from Moore.

The Macon Rescue Mission has set up a storm relief fund and will send 100 percent of the donations immediately to the City Rescue Mission.

To donate, head to the Macon Rescue Mission's website and look for the red donation button.

When donating, make sure you specify that your donation is for the Storm Relief Fund.

If you'd rather donate by check, you can mail it to Macon Rescue Mission, P.O. Box 749, Macon, GA 31201, or drop it off at the Rescue Mission on 774 Hazel Street in Macon.

Frank Reeves, a 73-year-old Macon murder suspect, is now back in the Bibb County jail, according to the jail web site.

Bibb County District Attorney David Cooke told 13WMAZ  that Reeves' lawyer, Veronica Brinson, contacted him Sunday and said he was no longer able to comply with the conditions of his bond.

He said they agreed to a consent order revoking his bond issued in March, and Reeves agreed to return to jail.

He said Reeves turned himself in to the jail Monday morning.

Reeves is accused of fatally shooting 65-year-old Linda Hunnicutt outside East Macon gas station in December. He is charged with felony murder.

His lawyer initially argued that he should released on bond due to multiple health problems.

Ingram-Pye Elementary School and School Nutrition Program employees were named winners of the District’s Walk Georgia challenge for the 2012-2013 school year.

Walk Georgia is a program sponsored by the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension and its partners. Program goals are for participants to develop regular physical activity habits, get healthier and more physically fit, and to have fun doing so. Participants were asked to set a goal of walking 10 miles each of the 12 weeks of the program.

The winner of the Walk Georgia School Vertical Team Challenge Cup was Ingram-Pye Elementary School, which had 22 participants. The school will keep the Challenge Cup until the next Walk Georgia event, when team members will need to defend it to keep it.

Those from Ingram-Pye who worked to win the trophy include:

Mary Berry-Brown

Kelsey Born

Paula Bradley

Sherrie Caldwell

Jacqueline Carter

Karen Cromer

Laurinda Curtis