‘We don’t have to live in our silos.’ Foundation awards grants to benefit community
Jacob Lugenbeel and Kenneth Lemoine
February 24, 2020
The Community Foundation of Central Georgia has announced that 42 local projects have been funded at $42,000 as part of the Conversation to Action mini-grant program. The...
Peacing Together: “Stop the Killing, Macon”
Amyre Makupson, WMUB News Director
February 21, 2020
“Everyone has gotten tired of it. Everybody is now seeing just serious and how grave this situation is," said Facebook group admin, Nathaniel Jordan. Jordan's Facebook...
Visiting professor hosts lecture on white flight
Serena Golden, Student Journalist
February 20, 2020
Princeton University history professor Kevin Kruse said some white people have replaced the term gentrification with “reclamation” as white people move back into urban...
‘Love Them First’ documentary screening in Macon
Sonya Green, Engagement Reporter
February 18, 2020
“Anytime anybody sees a child that looks forlorn, lost, scoop ‘em up. Ask questions later but love them first,” says north Minneapolis principal Mauri Melander Friestleben...
Peacing Together: “Heal the Hood”
Amyre Makupson, WMUB News Director
February 14, 2020
6. That's how many homicides have happened in Macon so far in 2020. Now, a grassroots effort is forming to help “Heal the Hood.” Three pastors from three different...
February 6, 2020
Art in Macon will be pinker than ever as the Pink Poodle Parade exhibit will open on February 6. The opening reception will feature artwork from local artists. Each artist...
Will Magruder, Contributing Writer
February 5, 2020
The most important meal of the day. To many of us it means cereal or maybe a granola bar hastily eaten somewhere in the morning routine. That makes it all the sweeter to hear...
Richard Garcia, Student
February 17, 2020
Here at WMAZ’s listening lab, passionate people in the community have come to voice their thoughts on the topics most important to them. Crause: Getting the law enforcement...
WMUB News Minute: Founders’ Day
February 17, 2020
WMUB Newsroom: Seasonal Depression
February 6, 2020
February 6, 2020
Reilly Moncrief, Student Journalist
February 13, 2020
After the Great Depression, the United States government established a discriminatory policy that denied housing loans in low income and black neighborhoods- a practice called...
Katie Linkner, Contributing Writer
February 5, 2020
Located in Lizella, GA, just west of Macon, Oak Valley Equestrian Center is home to over 30 horses. Contrary to popular belief, equestrians are strong athletes who care for...
January 31, 2020
To be born and raised in Macon, Georgia (what some call a “Maconite”), is to be full of unique experiences that are earned just by being a native. Here are 7 gifs...
5 most Instagrammable spots in Macon
January 31, 2020
5 Movies That Were Shot In Macon
January 31, 2020
Top 5 things to do in Macon this holiday season
November 20, 2019