Macon Melody Aug. 16, 2024 edition
Closing the justice gap, feature on Tubman Museum executive director, RAFB pilot receives award for rescue + special high school football preview section
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COLUMN: End of summer break prompts reflection
Sixteen years ago, a tall, tattooed and bespectacled editor (there were three managing editors that semester for the East Texan, a failed triumvirate experiment that to my knowledge was never attempted again) looked at me over his white eMac and gave me my first beat assignment: covering A&M-Commerce cross country/track and field.
Macon Melody Aug. 9, 2024 edition
Vice marts plague Unionville, charter school petition prompts concerns, Macon Film Festival begins next week and the legend of Roscoe King, all in this week's edition of The Macon Melody.
Macon Melody Aug. 2, 2024 edition
Black Music photo exhibit at the Tubman, surviving Middle Georgia quintuplet heads to college, and new softball season starts
COLUMN: Every newsroom in America needs one of these
Journalists are wary of throwing anything away, whether it’s full notebooks, old keyboards or computer monitors with dead pixel lines. We value history, continuity, the utility of things that are a little banged up but still have a spark in them.
Georgia artist, Mercer grad works to ‘create a sense of wonder’
A former football player at Mercer, activist and public speaker, Brown’s art has been featured in gallery shows in Macon. But Brown says this is the first time he feels like he’s all-in.
COLUMN: The importance of knowing where you’re from
It intrigues me how where you’re from is hardly static. Highways, airplanes and the world wide web have shrunk distances, erased regional dialects and smoothed out many of our unique wrinkles. Folks remake themselves every day.