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Understanding Dyslexia : An Educator Explains

Hasania Clarke, Murphy Center
March 10, 2026

What is Dyslexia? Roberts Academy sixth grade teacher Teresa Kalmbach breaks down what dyslexia is and misconceptions attached to it.

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Petals Flowers and Market moved to downtown Macon in part because of the area's foot traffic.
Downtown Foot Traffic Drives Small Business Growth in Macon
The marquee outside the Piedmont Grand Opera House located on Mulberry Street in downtown Macon.
Inside Macon's Historic Grand Opera House
NewTown Macon conducts a residential market study every five years to discover resident characteristics and needs in Downtown Macon.
NewTown Macon President talks about the strategy to adding lofts in Downtown Macon
The Little Free Library in Tattnall Square Park was refurbished in 2026. The little libraries are a place for people to share books.
Refurbished Little Free Library Promotes Literacy and Community
Margaret Harrington poses outside of store Bear's Books on Feb. 26, 2026
Bears Books Owner Shares Value of the Physical Book
Four volunteers stand in a kitchen preparing for Centenary Church's weekly community breakfast.
Centenary Church Opens Its Doors Each Week for Free Breakfast and Compassion
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Pura Vida is a common greeting and sight to see on signs in Costa Rica. Pictured here is a Pura Vida sign at Estacion Las Tortugas on the Carribean coast.
Pura Vida
Mercer students Talia Vega, Riddhi Maheshwari, Christopher Fields and Elijah Walton shadowed at Proyecto Asis while a three-toed sloth was provided emergency care. The animal was injured in the wild and did not survive.
Mercer On Mission Costa Rica: The Experience That Changed Us
Mercer University student, Misha Patel, observes a sloth from a safe distance through a telescopic lens during a Costa Rican wildlife tour at Proyecto Asis.
Protecting Paradise: How Ethical Tourism Can Preserve Costa Rica's Future
Mercer on Mission students talk with Oscar Campos, a Proyecto Asis employee, on Tuesday June 16, 2026. The trip gave students plenty of opportunities to learn and practice speaking Spanish with employees at Proyecto Asis and their host families. Students who were already fluent in Spanish realized differences in the linguistics of the language and which led them to ask questions which allowed them to learn more about Costa Rican culture.
Mercer On Mission students embrace everyday life in Costa Rica
Pictured is a Mercer Student observing the Great Currasow residing in the animal rescue site Proyecto Asis.
Costa Ricans share their views on wildlife
One of the parrots located at Proyecto Asis.
The Birds of Proyecto Asis