Laura Corley, Civic Journalism Fellow
March 14, 2024
Shelved in a dimly lit corner among the labyrinth of county records in the basement of the old Sears department store building, stacks of small white boxes hold the ashes...
Keep Macon-Bibb Beautiful marks golden anniversary
March 14, 2024
Bibb County school board mulls employee raises, potential school closures in budget meeting
March 12, 2024
Take a sneak peek inside Macon-Bibb’s new amphitheater
March 12, 2024
Cherry blossoms won’t be the only thing blooming in Macon this weekend as the Old City Flower Festival returns to Macon for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. Friday,...
Amelie Horace, Center for Collaborative Journalism
February 13, 2024
The Crazy Bull in Downtown Macon, Georgia was a staple of the college community for 11 years. After the owner died during the summer of 2022, the bar remained open, run by...
February 8, 2024
January 25, 2024
Blossom Hiers: Riding Horses with Confidence and Bravery
January 22, 2024
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Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
March 15, 2024
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March 14, 2024
Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
March 14, 2024
Laura Corley, Civic Journalism Fellow
March 12, 2024
CCJ Senior Fellow Liz Fabian keeps you in the know and informs you on what’s going on this week at The Macon Newsroom. We’ve got you covered...
CCJ Senior Fellow Liz Fabian keeps you in the know and informs you on what’s going on this week at The Macon Newsroom. We’ve got you covered...
CCJ Senior Fellow Liz Fabian keeps you in the know and informs you on what’s going on this week at The Macon Newsroom. We’ve got you covered...
- SCOTUS to hear case alleging federal government bullied social media into censoring content March 18, 2024The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday morning in a potentially landmark case involving the federal government’s efforts to encourage social media companies to remove misinformation from their platforms. The lawsuit was filed in 2022 by attorneys general in Missouri and Louisiana. It alleges the federal government colluded with social media companies such as […]Jason Hancock
- Efforts to help Georgia’s homeless population advanced by local governments, volunteers March 17, 2024Thousands gather each year in Georgia and nationwide during the last 10 days of January to conduct the annual homelessness census that guides legislative, funding and support efforts. The Point-in-Time headcount is the most comprehensive census for sheltered and unsheltered individuals. Last year’s report revealed a 12% increase in the national homeless population from 2022, […]Adalei Stevens
- Willis stays on Georgia 2020 election case. But can she get it back on track for fall trial? March 16, 2024Legal experts predict that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis faces an uphill battle in trying to have Donald Trump and 14 remaining co-defendants stand trial ahead of the 2024 election despite a judge ruling Friday that allowed Willis to continue prosecuting the election interference case. According to several legal experts interviewed by the Georgia […]Stanley Dunlap
- Special prosecutor has resigned, allowing DA Willis to continue leading election interference case March 15, 2024This story was updated at 4:55 p.m. Friday, March 15, 2024. A Fulton County judge ruled Friday that District Attorney Fani Willis and her whole office can either step aside from the 2020 election interference case or the special prosecutor who was involved in a romantic relationship with Willis can withdraw from the case. And […]Stanley Dunlap
- Georgia Senate OKs bill to loosen limits on health care facilities, but talks ongoing March 15, 2024A proposal to loosen up Georgia’s health care business regulations cleared the Senate Thursday with some bipartisan support, but Democrats say they will withhold support next time unless the bill includes full Medicaid expansion. Republicans in the GOP-controlled chamber may not need Democrats to send the measure to the governor’s desk, but the final form […]Jill Nolin