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Micah Johnston

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Micah Johnston is our sports and newsletter editor. A Macon native, he graduated from Central High School after four years in the Sugarbear Band before attending Mercer University. He worked at The Telegraph as a general assignment, crime and sports reporter before joining The Melody. When he’s not fanatically watching baseball or reading sci-fi and Stephen King novels, he’s creating and listening to music.

Micah's Latest Articles

A new chapter for The Melody

Macon's local newsroom is in for some exciting changes. It's a great time to reflect on The Melody's past.

Macon Melody July 31, 2026 Edition

Teachers and students head back to school, The legacy of former mayor George Israel, GDOT asks for feedback on passenger rail

Mercer Athletic Director Jim Cole steps down; Bears picked to win SoCon

Get updates from sports across Macon and our weekly sports notepad.

The Riff newsletter quiz, July 21-24

Test your knowledge of The Melody's daily newsletter with this news quiz.

Macon’s first pro pickleball tourney complete; Covenant drops football for 2026 season

Get sports updates from across Macon in our weekly sports Notepad.

Macon Melody July 24, 2026 Edition

Cell service struggles on Forsyth Road, Remembering Alan Walden, Red Cross seeks blood donations

Howard football star Ta’shawn Poole commits to Florida State

The defensive back is one of Macon's best football prospects of the past decade.

The Riff newsletter quiz, Week of July 13-17

Test your knowledge of The Macon Melody's newsletter with our quick news quiz.

Three Westside coaches reflect on decades of leadership as new era begins

The Seminoles lost three longtime coaches at the end of the 2025-26 school year, but the trio believes its legacy will last.

Macon baseball players selected in 2026 MLB Draft

FPD star shortstop Keon Johnson led the way as several players with Macon ties were selected.

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