Natural Reflection: Fernando La Rosa Memorial Garden a tribute to inspiration
By Jami Gaudet Photography by Christopher Smith How do you mend after the death of the man with whom you shared your life for 32 years? How do you create a lasting memorial for your husband, Fernando La Rosa, beloved art professor
Where are they now?
When Cherry went to New York, he wanted to be a songwriter, a composer and a lyricist. Now, he’s living out his dream and doing more than he ever expected.
Hay Lore
One of the most historically significant pieces of art in the Hay House’s collection, “The Countess of Carlisle” was purchased for Mr. and Mrs. Hay when they redecorated the living room in 1939.
Through Their Lens
We asked staff photographers to make photos from their time in quarantine.
Class in Quarantine
Through the students’ lens, we take a look at the ups and downs of quarantine in Middle Georgia.
Macon Home Receives Statewide Preservation Award
The McCaw-Massee House in Macon, owned by Michael and Bridget Wright, has received a statewide Excellence in Rehabilitation Award from the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.
Grand Tales
Many tall tales abound regarding the Grand and other local historic venues, and while we may not settle every rumor or cover every tale, it’s fun to try – or at least get the official word on some of the
Ghosts of the past come rushing back
Social distancing — and disruption. The closing of schools, factories, small businesses and churches. Quarantines. Panic buying. They’re all making the news these days, harkening back to the so-called “Spanish flu” pandemic of 1918.
Wood and strings and love
“Personally, I think we’re starting to see one of the biggest explosions of talented young people ever playing this music and I’m just thankful to be part and glad there are others who like hearing it live as much as