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.
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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
Macon Violence Prevention announces third round of grants
The county dispersed $860,500 to 25 organizations, most of which run supervised youth activities.
Woolfolk family burial plot in Rose Hill Cemetery vandalized
A burial plot in Macon’s Rose Hill Cemetery that contains the remains of nine people murdered more than 100 years ago was recently damaged by vandals.
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.
The flood that changed Macon, 30 years later
It's been 30 years since the Ocmulgee flooded its banks and shut down Macon's water supply for weeks. "To this day, I never take running water for granted," writes columnist Ed Grisamore.
Ocmulgee Mounds National Park to redefine how communities, Native Nations work together
Macon could soon become the center of Georgia's first national park. Ocmulgee Mounds National Park is a fundamentally new way that local, state and federal governments can work with Indigenous Nations to co-manage conserved land.
PHOTOS: Atrium Health Navicent holds community food distribution
Hundreds of automobiles lined up along Eisenhower Parkway as Atrium Health held a free food distribution event June 21.
Newly elected District 3 Commissioner looks forward to East Bank project, prioritizing economic development
East Macon representative wants to support local economy with several projects in the area taking off.
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
Macon Violence Prevention announces third round of grants
The county dispersed $860,500 to 25 organizations, most of which run supervised youth activities.
Woolfolk family burial plot in Rose Hill Cemetery vandalized
A burial plot in Macon’s Rose Hill Cemetery that contains the remains of nine people murdered more than 100 years ago was recently damaged by vandals.
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.
The flood that changed Macon, 30 years later
It's been 30 years since the Ocmulgee flooded its banks and shut down Macon's water supply for weeks. "To this day, I never take running water for granted," writes columnist Ed Grisamore.
Ocmulgee Mounds National Park to redefine how communities, Native Nations work together
Macon could soon become the center of Georgia's first national park. Ocmulgee Mounds National Park is a fundamentally new way that local, state and federal governments can work with Indigenous Nations to co-manage conserved land.
PHOTOS: Atrium Health Navicent holds community food distribution
Hundreds of automobiles lined up along Eisenhower Parkway as Atrium Health held a free food distribution event June 21.
Newly elected District 3 Commissioner looks forward to East Bank project, prioritizing economic development
East Macon representative wants to support local economy with several projects in the area taking off.