This sergeant knows she can do it
Sergeant Anna Lange's journey has taken her from a long career behind the scenes in public service to becoming one of the major faces fighting for LGBTQ+ rights in the South.
A community of readers
Books can elevate us, personally and collectively.
Building stronger cities, with the power of imagination
The real-world task force here in Macon that is pounding the pavement - literally - to change our city for the greater good.
Talking chop
Chef news around Macon, including Satterfield's Barbecue, Natalia's, Dovetail, Pearl and My Grandma's Empanadas, and Churchill's on Cherry and Bearfoot Tavern.
Macon in the national news
See what big names are saying about Macon
Macon Volunteer Clinic’s 20th Anniversary Gala
Come aboard on Feb. 10 to honor the accomplishments of this established clinic's steadfast efforts to provide medically underserved citizens with excellent healthcare in an atmosphere of caring and compassion.
Championing the cause of heritage
The legacy of two men from Pleasant Hill echoes in the buildings that bear their names, which contemporary activists in Macon hope to save.
These pups are for bonding
This is a tale of man's best friend, of Maconites who opened their homes and hearts to stray dogs who badly needed both.
The Macon Newsroom: Knowledge is power
"The Macon Newsroom provides quality journalism so people can inform themselves," Larry Sullivan II said. "That makes a community stronger."