United to end homelessness
Local houseless resident Ricky Veal is hopeful that a new approach to helping people experiencing homelessness will work.
Shop Local Guide: The kitchen edition
Let this spread inspire you to look local and add a little joy to your kitchen this season.
Hosting with florals
Challenging four local florists with a different seasonal theme and location in the home, they decked the halls - literally - and showcased the influence that greenery can have in setting a tone.
Celebrating natural diversity
On June 25, the Museum of Arts and Sciences had Native Plant Day from 10 a.m. to noon with a variety of fun family events.
Gift Guide
Give your love for gardening a local flourish
Tradishes Rediscovered cookie recipe sparks fond memories
By Kelley Dixson Photography by Mike Young Join us in this series as we search for the dishes that move you. We want to know why you cook what you cook. Share your story with us at hello@maconmagazine.com. “Simple and clean. All her
Green Thumb Tips
The importance of pollinators
Passion and Purpose
Shannon Fickling’s decades long career in architecture can be felt all over Macon
Rosalynn Carter Butterfly Trail
The Rosalynn Carter Butterfly Trail, inspired by former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, is an effort to create habitats for monarch butterflies and to educate the public on what butterflies need to survive and how to create butterfly-friendly gardens.