It's that time of year again when Central Georgians are waking up to a layer of yellow.

But for a local car wash, it's the best time of year.

People across Macon are rolling through the suds to clear off a layer of yellow.

"It was as if it was raining, and then all the pollen came and just dragged across my car. It was, like, completely yellow," says Frosti Smith.

"It was like yellow snow," says another car wash visitor.

The yellow "snow" drifted through the air Monday afternoon, making a home on many people's cars.

"A pollen problem? We like it," says Fountain Car Wash owner, Chuck Duggan.

He says this time every year, the cars roll in.

Economic impact of the entertainment industry in Georgia was $1.4 billion in 2010

ATLANTA (March 21, 2011)— Governor Nathan Deal and the Georgia Film, Music & Digital Entertainment Office, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD), designated 73 Georgia counties Camera Ready at the Georgia State Capitol today. The state’s Camera Ready Community Program was launched as part of the state’s ongoing efforts to bolster Georgia’s growing film and television industry.

“We have experienced a significant increase in jobs, investment, infrastructure and film induced tourism, making Georgia’s entertainment industries among the state’s fastest growing sectors,” said GDEcD commissioner Chris Cummiskey. “The statewide response has been tremendous from Georgia counties that want to become Camera Ready in order to help bring jobs and investments to their local communities.”

$86,000 worth of computer equipment could be missing from the city of Macon's IT Department.

According to a Macon Police report,  IT Director Stephen Masteller told police that 55 computers, 20 laptops and 40 monitors are gone.

He said they haven't done inventory since the summer and needed to check on how many are actually unaccounted for.

In the report, Masteller says five people had keys and 14 people had the key code to the storage room.

He said thefts may have occured from May 2010 to February of this year.

He filed the report on February 1.