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Why sprouts deserve a place on your plate
Sprouts are functional whole foods and considered “nutrient-dense” in their ability to support health, prevent disease and manage chronic illnesses.
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MGA humanities dean resigns after federal wire fraud conviction
Wooten resigned from his Middle Georgia State role on May 20, a university spokesperson wrote in an email. He will be replaced on an interim basis by Sheree Keith, an associate dean and professor of communication studies.
Why sprouts deserve a place on your plate
Sprouts are functional whole foods and considered “nutrient-dense” in their ability to support health, prevent disease and manage chronic illnesses.
A Peach State migration: How a Macon teen’s journey inspired an award-winning poem
Jaiden Geolingo, a rising senior at Howard High School, won this year’s Georgia Poet Laureate’s Prize for his work titled “Peach State Migration.”
Reflections of a Middle Georgia hippie
The upcoming premiere of the new documentary “Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul” has Melody columnist Michael W. Pannell feeling nostalgic.
How Georgia Democrats snatched defeat from the jaws of victory
The stars recently seemed aligned for Georgia Democrats to accomplish something truly extraordinary: unseating two Republican-appointed Georgia Supreme Court justices.
Slate Row feud reveals record-keeping problems at Macon planning and zoning
A dispute over the windows on a Slade Row house has shed light onto organizational problems at P&Z.
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