Miracles Fine Art inspires a new generation of art-lovers
In 1990, the Redd family made it their mission to bring Black art to Macon. Now that art is being introduced to a new generation.
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Wesleyan Market to close after 17 years
Wesleyan College will host its last outdoor market on campus this December after more than 17 years of the monthly market.
Downtown Macon transforms into German market and holiday wonderland
Visit Macon's first ever Christmas market is coming to Cherry Street Plaza from Dec. 5-14.
Macon immigration lawyer seeing ‘most rights violations’ of her career
Noncitizens are being detained by ICE without bond while their cases await trial.
From Our Kitchens: A savory alternative to yule logs
Try making this cheese log appetizer for your next family event or holiday gathering.
Local awards recognize this year’s community business and growth
As Macon's leaders ready themselves for the new year, several local business-owners and community contributors received awards recognizing their efforts.
Tubman exhibit honors author and AJC’s first Black journalist
The Tubman Museum opened a new exhibit in honor of the late Tina McElroy Ansa, a Macon native and pioneer for Black female writers.
Macon Melody hiring partnerships and sales specialist to grow local news
The Macon Melody is adding a partnerships and sales specialist to help build support for its nonprofit reporting.
‘Fading 5’ highlights endangered buildings, stalled tax credit
The Historic Macon Foundation announced its Fading Five list for the 11th year. This year's list highlights vacant historic commercial buildings downtown.
Data centers drive Georgia’s digital gold rush
Georgia may be a leading state in the race to develop new hyperscale data centers as artificial intelligence, cloud services and cryptocurrency are on the rise.