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Clarence Thomas 31 March 2014 No Comment

Najee Thrills Crowd During “All That Jazz”

At times, it felt like the Macon-Bibb County Fire Department would be needed on the evening of January 25 at
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Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon's Central City Park
Retrowarehouse 29 March 2014 No Comment

Cherry Blossom Festival Scenes

These are some of the sights in photos—Cherry Blossom Festival Scenes—taken at Macon’s Central City Park on the last Saturday
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Final Score of Mercer Upset
Eryn Guy 23 March 2014 No Comment

Mercer Bears Historic Upset of Duke

Mercer Bears historic upset of Duke was one of the most stunning in the 2013 NCAA March Madness Tournament. Even
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Stoop Down Jam Honors Chick Willis
Kiddy Redd 9 March 2014 No Comment

Stoop Down Baby Jam 2014

It was an awesome, sunny afternoon on February 9th, when hundreds of music lovers and the Chitlin Circuit converged on the Cox Capitol
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Macon Pops and Jo Dee Messina
Retrowarehouse 4 March 2014 No Comment

Pop Goes Messina

Macon Pops, the world-class contemporary orchestral organization, went “Pop Goes Messina” recently and dazzled an enthusiastic audience at the Macon
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Grand Opening
Allexthea I Carter 11 February 2014 No Comment

Prosperity After Rejection

In the heat of August 21 hair stylist Keondria Mallard received an unusual phone call from her employer. She was
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Retrowarehouse 24 January 2014 1 Comment

5 Questions: Newton Collier

Any R&B music aficionado recognizes his name, especially if he or she is from Central Georgia. Like many gifted artists
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Wesleyan Market
Clarence Thomas 15 January 2014 No Comment

A Great Second Saturday Morning Destination

There is a great Second Saturday morning destination in Macon thanks to the Wesleyan College Market. And according to Wesleyan
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Taboo "Falling Up"
Allexthea I Carter 14 January 2014 No Comment

Falling Up with Taboo

Falling Up: My Story is the Autobiography of Jaime Luis Gomez. That name may be unrecognizable to the general public. Why?
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