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Murphy Center Student Work
Arts & Entertainment
Middle Georgia Artist Kevin "Scene" Lewis
Paid to Paint on Walls
Meet Artist Kevin Lewis
Christopher Alton Hill, Murphy Center • December 12, 2024
Paul and Alice Williams with Cherry the Pink Poodle outside Pet Grooming by Paul and Alice
Behind the tradition that keeps Macon tickled pink
Couples commitment to pink poodles pink has become an iconic part of Cherry Blossom experience.
Caris Weinberg, Murphy Center • December 6, 2024
Pictured above is JP Haynie, the current Artistic Director of the MLT, sitting in the ticket booth on Oct. 16th, 2024.
Behind the Curtain
A Look at Macon Little Theatre
Karaline Houston, Murphy Center • December 6, 2024
RSS News From Across Georgia
  • Judge orders Fulton DA to pay $54,000 for violating Georgia Open Records Act March 17, 2025
    Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been ordered to turn over documents and pay $54,000 in attorneys fees in the 2020 election interference case after a judge ruled that she violated state open records laws. Fulton Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause ruled Friday in favor of defense attorney Ashleigh Merchant after finding that Willis […]
    Stanley Dunlap
  • Library workers deserve protection, not prosecution March 17, 2025
    Georgians have access to a public library in every county in the state, adding up to more than 400 public library branches. In 2024, Georgia’s library cardholders borrowed more than 11.7 million items from their local public libraries, an increase of 407,500 items borrowed compared to the year before. This is made possible by library […]
    Adoris Gibbs
  • Georgia Power to argue new long-term plan to PSC after Legislature stalls consumer-friendly bills March 17, 2025
    The Georgia Public Service Commission is scheduled to begin hearing testimony later this month from Georgia Power officials about how the state’s largest utility plans to spend billions of dollars to meet its skyrocketing energy demand, primarily due to the projected growth of large data centers supporting artificial intelligence.  State regulators have set aside multiple […]
    Stanley Dunlap