Tubman Expands Pan African Festival to Include Film Fest
On April 27-28 and the following weekend of May 3-5, the Tubman Museum will present the 23rd annual Pan African Festival of Georgia and the Inaugural Tubman African American Film Festival.
Ordinary and Extraordinary
If you’re looking for a mundane still-life to adorn your living room wall, Charles Ladson may not be your cup of tea. If, however, you have a taste for art that leaves you asking and seeking – not answering and
Coach’s Corner
Inspiration for those of you who "don't have time" to exercise.
Women In Business 2019: Dr. Anissa Jones
A special advertising section celebrating Macon women in business.
Delectable Designs
“It takes such a wide variety of skills to be good at baking,” said Adriana Horton. “You have to have science skills, you’ve got to be good at timing, lots of patience, you have to know what tastes good, and
Get to know National Superintendent of the Year Dr. Curtis L. Jones, Jr.
In this quick Q&A, get to know Jones and his role in the Bibb County School District.
Our Music Matters
“I wholeheartedly want to believe that there are members of this community who care about the progression of the culture more than the one musical moment that we are continually reliving,” said Denny Hanson.
New Program Encourages Native Plantings
“Macon was once dubbed ‘A City in a Park,’ and I want us to live up to that,” Reichert said. “We are a part of nature as much as the milkweed and the Monarch butterflies that feed upon it. We must protect the
Go native! Plant Azaleas for Low Maintenance Beauty
Imagine a woodsy corner of your yard ablaze with tangerine-red blooms. A flush of yellow or soft pink clouds paints a beautiful palette in your own Middle Georgia backyard. Native azaleas can accomplish this vision of color with minimal effort.
Spark that Joy, Y’all
Let yourself shine this spring.