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Black Builders and Designers Contributed to Macon’s Infrastructure and Architecture

by MGI Staff Report During a recent Kwanzaa Cultural Access Center & Torchlight Academy sponsored program focused on Black Builders and Designers, audience members were

Thomas E. Hudson, Sr., Model of Service in Macon’s Mist

Thomas E. Hudson, Sr. is a Model of Service in Macon’s Mist by Clarence Thomas, Jr. (thomasjr63@gmail.com), MGI Contributor The journey of personal and professional

D.A. Howard’s R.I.S.E. Initiative More Than Doubles Graduates in 2nd Year

Macon Judicial Circuit District Attorney Anita Howard’s R.I.S.E. (Restoring Inspiration by Success in Education) Initiative is set to celebrate the achievements of 68 graduates at

Beyond The Bell Continues to Provide Prevention Services to Macon-Bibb County

As Beyond The Bell, located at 3115 Vineville Ave Macon, begins its third year of prevention services to Macon-Bibb youth, and families, there are several

Senator Raphael Warnock And Other Dignitaries Tour Macon’s Ocmulgee Mounds

by Herbert Dennard Senator Raphael Warnock, Congressman Sanford Bishop, Mayor Lester Miller, State Representative James Beverly, and Jessica Walden, the President of the Macon Chamber

Appreciation Day Presented By Motivating Youth Foundation & United Way Of Central Georgia

by Sara Michelle Earley A group of volunteers from the GREA (Georgia Retired Educators Association) and other volunteers answered the call when Roger Jackson of

Glorious Hope Celebrates Burning a 30-Year Mortgage In Just 15 Years

On Thursday, September 21, Glorious Hope Baptist Church, under the leadership of Pastor John H. Herring, made its FINAL mortgage payment to their mortgage lender.

2nd Annual King Of Soul Music Festival Pays Tribute To Otis Redding’s Timeless Legacy

The Otis Redding Foundation proudly presented the 2nd Annual King of Soul Music Festival, two days dedicated to celebrating the enduring influence of the legendary soul singer, Otis

USAG Robert Kennedy & Bert Bivens III Prompted Bibb Schools 1963 Integration

by Herbert Dennard Known for his civil rights activism, Bert Bivens III, the former Civil Service Worker, School teacher, Macon Mayor Pro Tem and Bibb

Sen. Rev. Warnock: “Junk Fees are Keeping Hardworking Americans Out of Our Financial System”

Sen. Rev. Warnock: “Junk Fees are Keeping Hardworking Americans Out of Our Financial System” Washington, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock (D-GA), Chair of the United States
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