Student Production: Macon’s Food Deserts

Student Production, Student Production|January 22, 2019

Connor Cable takes a look at some areas of Macon that leave residents with few grocery options.

Macon Food Story

Radio Feature: Decadent Dessert Bar Closes It's Doors in Macon

Radio Feature: Decadent Dessert Bar Closes It’s Doors in Macon

Valerie Sewell, the director of operations at Loaves and Fishes Ministry, getting ready to serve a lunch that was provided by a children’s group, according to Jake Ferro.

Food Banks begin to open as volunteers return

Alicia Mays of UGA's Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program, teaches Southwest High School boys healthy eating habits.

An after school program that ties life lessons together for black boys

Panelists discuss improving food access and health at the Rosa Jackson Recreation Center.

Improving food access & health outcomes in Macon

Pleasant Hill Grows Relationship in Community Garden

Pleasant Hill Grows Relationship in Community Garden

Murphy Center Student Work

Elizabeth's Vintage Boutique on Cherry Street in downtown Macon.

Give Vintage a Chance

Intown Macon Historic District homes face Tattnall Square Park

5 Historic Macon Neighborhoods

Canva Graphic

Hotdogs as Game Changers in the American South

Army Master Sgt. Craig Mattoon briefs former Defense Secretary James N. Mattis and former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on border operations. Photo courtesy Craig Mattoon

Mercer ROTC instructor left chiropractic career to join the Army

2nd Lt. Garland Crawford in the 1st Armored Division in Bad Kreuznach, Germany. Photo courtesy Dr. Garland Crawford

Chemistry professor still uses skills he learned in Mercer ROTC and the Army

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