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From Poverty to Paying it Forward

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Celebrating the good life & great stories in Macon and Central Georgia.

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5 Under 40: Geneva West

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5 Under 40, AUG/SEP 2019, COMMUNITY & NEWS, PROFILES

5 Under 40: G. Boone Smith IV

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5 Under 40: Erin Keller

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5 Under 40: Leila Regan-Porter

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5 Under 40: Nicholas Farley

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February 25, 2019

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5 Under 40: Wesley Walthall

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February 25, 2019

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5 Under 40: Arizona White

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February 25, 2019

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5 Under 40: Paul A. Little II

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February 25, 2019

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5 Under 40: Corrie Hall

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ARTS & CULTURE, HOME & GARDEN, JUNE/JULY 2020

Through Their Lens

We asked staff photographers to make photos from their time in quarantine.

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“In my career, success is defined from the impac

“In my career, success is defined from the impact our work has on children and their families. When our youth improve academically, stay in school and graduate and avoid risky behaviors, they are on the path to becoming great adults,” said Betsy Fitzgerald, the President & CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Heart of Georgia. “More importantly, we know we are successful when our youth make better personal decisions. We empower the potential that already exists within them.”
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Find out more information about Macon’s #WomenInBusiness in our April/May issue.

“Freedom For All is an alternative solution, not

“Freedom For All is an alternative solution, not only for people of color, but for everyone, to collectively celebrate our country’s Independence Day, in many ways for the first time together,” stated co-founder Nancy Cleveland. “I believe that this tour will give Maconites an opportunity to proactively heal racial differences, as well as, highlight the senseless acts of violence and racial injustices that have happened right here.” - Nancy Cleveland, Freedom for All Macon Cofounder ⠀
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Wear a mask with your crew and social distance to join this walking tour featuring stories of racial injustice. ⠀
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Learn, then do better. #blacklivesmatter

“This isn’t doing a good job; this is what ave

“This isn’t doing a good job; this is what average human decency should look like,” Ariel Phillips said about giving away the entirety of her stimulus check to those in need. Phillips is one of the many good-doers of Macon whose story we highlighted in our June/July issue. Read more today! 🖌: @kristybedwards 🖊: @reneecorwine & @strwbryivy Pictured: Ariel Phillips, Julie Groce, Tony King, Faith Fuller

“The most gratifying part of my job is adding li

“The most gratifying part of my job is adding life to peoples’ years and adding years to peoples’ lives – helping a child keep their mother healthier and present a little longer,” said Barb Williams, the President, founding member and presenter of the Holistic Chamber of Commerce and One You DNA. Find out more about Macon’s #WomenInBusiness in our April/May issue.

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