The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has now issued a Levi's Call (Georgia's version of the Amber Alert) for two Florida brothers. Overhead highway signs and billboards across the state, along with radio and television announcements have gone out with the description of the boys, their parents and the suspect automobile.

The initial Amber Alert was issued on the behalf of Florida's Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office for Cole and Chase Hakken.

Cole is a white male. He is four-years-old, stands 3 feet, 9 inches tall, weighs 44 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes.

Chase is a two-year-old male, standing 3 feet tall, weighing about 33 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

Both boys are believed to be with Joshua and Sharyn Hakken.

This weekend, you may be celebrating Easter with your family, and/or maybe celebrating the warmer weather outside. Here are a few of our best picks for your best bets.

1. Go on an Easter Egg Hunt. Create your own  or check out one of these community egg hunts on Friday or Saturday. (See all Easter event listings.)

Laurens County jobless rate in February was 10.8 percent compared to Georgia's 8.6 percent and metro Macon's nine percent.

The Georgia Department of Labor says  February unemployment declined to nine percent in metro Macon.

According to a release, that's down from February 2012, when unemployment for metro Macon was 10 percent.

Georgia's February unemployment rate is 8.6 percent, not seasonally adjusted.

From January to February, metro Macon gained 500 jobs and fewer people were laid off.

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Most jobs were added in the professional, business, education, health care, trade, transportation, warehousing, leisure and hospitality industries as well as in in local government.

Metro Macon includes Bibb, Crawford, Jones, Monroe and Twiggs counties.