Three foods you should always have in your kitchen
September 13, 2018
Filed under Food, Lists, Uncategorized
Everyone has those days. You know, the days where you're rummaging through the refrigerator trying to figure out what exactly you should eat for dinner. While we can't resolve the issue of not being able to make up your mind about what you should eat, we can help you make sure you always have something to eat. If you make sure to always have these three staple food items in your kitchen, finding something to munch on will be a lot easier.
Five bizarre last meal requests of death row inmates
Mahima Sultan, Contributing Writer
September 13, 2018
We’ve all wondered what our last meal would be if we were placed on death row. Some people opt for a five-course meal, fast food or even their own mother’s cooking. So, if these are the norm, what are the weirdest or craziest last meals that have been requested while on death row?
What foods pair well with chocolate?
Chas Pridgen, Contributing Writer
September 13, 2018
Sometimes, you need to be adventurous in the kitchen. But maybe you don’t always feel like looking up and following an entire recipe, so you just start dipping things in melted chocolate against your better judgment.
Five must-have foods for your tailgate this fall
Ryan Weaver, Contributing Writer
September 13, 2018
Filed under Food, Lists, Sports
Everybody has their own special take on what makes good tailgate food. But what about putting together a spread that appeals to everyone? It’s not that easy. There are so many choices, but here are five options that are guaranteed to leave everyone satisfied and full.
Three of the best cheeseburgers in Macon
K.J. Lemoine, Contributing Writer
September 13, 2018
Is anybody up for a burger? Everybody has a craving sometimes for that comfort food with a thick, juicy layer of meat slathered with cheese. Macon has its fair share of restaurants that serve up a satisfying burger. But here are three must-try burgers if you are in Macon.
Seven Misconceptions About Black History
Kianna Lanier, Contributor
February 26, 2018
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Many black leaders or events are misunderstood. It is important to understand the intentions behind different movements in order to fully grasp the motives of different personalities in black history.
Six things to do in Macon this weekend
Devyn Mode, Contributing Writer
September 28, 2017
As fall approaches, Macon has no shortage of festivals, football games and events. Your only problem might be deciding which one you want to go to most. Here’s a list of six festive and fun things to do this weekend in Macon.
Five Fall Events to Look Out for in October
Adelia Henderson, Contributing Writer
September 22, 2017
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Temperatures are (slightly) cooler, the days are getting shorter and leaves are beginning to change colors - happy fall, y’all! To get into the autumn spirit, here are five fall events in Macon and Middle Georgia to add to your calendars.
Thoughts We Have While Preparing for an Internship
Mitch Jaugstetter, Contributor
September 8, 2017
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Getting ready for your first summer internship is exciting but can bring on a slew of emotions. You have a lot of things to get in order in a short amount of time, all while trying to finish the semester strong.
Seven Macon Restaurants to Bring Your Mom to for Mother’s Day
Mitch Jaugstetter, Contributing Writer
May 4, 2017
Mother’s day is approaching and it’s time for you to start making some plans to treat your mom. If you and your mom will be in Macon on May 14, there are plenty of restaurant options in Macon that your mom will love. Here are 7 restaurants to take your mom to on Mother’s Day: 1. Natalia’s ...
K.J. Lemoine, Contributing Writer
November 13, 2018
The Bear’s Den is a restaurant located just steps away from Tattnall Square Park and Mercer University. It serves Southern soul food favorites such as fried chicken and...
Local vegan restaurant expands its business
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