Central falls to Dougherty 44-0 in first game of Bibb County high school football season
The Chargers failed to get their offense going in the first game of the Gridiron Classic at Fort Valley State University.
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The Tubman Museum: Inspiring visitors to see history through the eyes of African Americans
The Tubman Museum Executive Director Harold Young talks about the impact of Black American success stories and the power of resilience.
Northeast, Southwest clash to open their softball seasons, plus other softball scores
The Raiders took the win thanks to good pitching and timely baserunning.
Macon-Bibb first municipality in the state to offer free period products in county buildings
More than 200 free period product dispensers have been installed in county-owned women's bathrooms after the county commission unanimously passed an ordinance last December
Mount de Sales takes down Central at home as volleyball season kicks off
The Cavs won three sets over the Chargers thank to solid defense at the net and some aces throughout the contest Monday night.
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.
Actor Grey Henson visits family, Macon theater roots
The Tony-nominated actor visited Theatre Macon for a recent showing of "Newsies: The Musical."
Macon film festival “most friendly” of its kind, expands city’s entertainment legacy
The Macon Film Festival gives audiences a chance to interact with filmmakers and highlights Macon's film history.
Building camaraderie: A Vine-Ingle team’s Little League World Series story
The Vine-Ingle team took a trip to California and eventually placed fifth overall in a Little League World Series event.
Vice marts plague Macon food deserts
A new Food Mart opened on the corner of Pio Nono and Montpelier, sparking conversation amongst Unionville residents about food accessibility
The Tubman Museum: Inspiring visitors to see history through the eyes of African Americans
The Tubman Museum Executive Director Harold Young talks about the impact of Black American success stories and the power of resilience.
Northeast, Southwest clash to open their softball seasons, plus other softball scores
The Raiders took the win thanks to good pitching and timely baserunning.
Macon-Bibb first municipality in the state to offer free period products in county buildings
More than 200 free period product dispensers have been installed in county-owned women's bathrooms after the county commission unanimously passed an ordinance last December
Mount de Sales takes down Central at home as volleyball season kicks off
The Cavs won three sets over the Chargers thank to solid defense at the net and some aces throughout the contest Monday night.
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.
Actor Grey Henson visits family, Macon theater roots
The Tony-nominated actor visited Theatre Macon for a recent showing of "Newsies: The Musical."
Macon film festival “most friendly” of its kind, expands city’s entertainment legacy
The Macon Film Festival gives audiences a chance to interact with filmmakers and highlights Macon's film history.
Building camaraderie: A Vine-Ingle team’s Little League World Series story
The Vine-Ingle team took a trip to California and eventually placed fifth overall in a Little League World Series event.
Vice marts plague Macon food deserts
A new Food Mart opened on the corner of Pio Nono and Montpelier, sparking conversation amongst Unionville residents about food accessibility