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Women’s Month Play at Wesleyan Gets High Marks

In: Art & Culture, Macon, Performing Arts, Theater

Tagged: Clarence Thomas, Reviews, Stage, Theater

A Women’s Month play at Wesleyan gets high marks as March marks women’s month around the country in a 31 day celebration of female strength and accomplishmentsRead More →

Blind Man Driving

In: Macon, Music, Performing Arts

Tagged: Allexthea I. Carter, Joey Stuckey, Music, Musicians, UK, Visually Impaired

A group of supporters gathered at Shadow Sound Studios to celebrate the successful British tour of Joey Stuckey and his new single , “Blind Man Driving.”Read More →

The Sound of The Future

In: Bands, Central Georgia, Macon, Music, Performing Arts

Tagged: Allexthea I. Carter, Contests, Musicians, NewTown Macon, Studios, Talent

To usher in a new wave of Macon talent and the sound of the future, New Town Macon has partnered with Shadows Studio to create Macon Music Volume 1.Read More →

John Oliver Killens Honored

In: ItsHistory, Macon, People, Tribute

Tagged: Biogrqphy, Clarence Thomas, Nostalgia

Pleasant Hill is one of Macon’s best producers of outstanding world citizens, including one of the city’s most prolific native sons, John Oliver Killens.Read More →

Five Days in Milledgeville

In: Art & Culture, Happenings, Milledgeville

Tagged: Central Georgia, Clarence Thomas, Cultural Education, Self Discovery

The third time proved to be the charm for 12 Atlanta-based Tibetan monks who descended for five days in Milledgeville recently during a “Town and Gown” visit.Read More →