Mercer University Assistant Professor of Anthropology Doctor Lauren Dodaro discusses the origins of Halloween.

Paul Midkiff of the Macon Pickleball Association discusses the rising popularity of pickleball in Bibb County.

Public art is an important aspect of many communities, and Julie Wilkerson, the executive director of the Macon Arts Alliance, is working to keep public art alive in the city of Macon.

Coffee shops are a very popular place to go to catch up on work, hang out with friends, or get that perfect Fall drink you've been wanting since the season started.  Huntley Herring at Z Beans Coffee...

Robert Walker, Macon-Bibb County's Director of Parks and Recreation, shares the importance of parks and public spaces in Macon.

As the number of pedestrian deaths in Macon grows, Rachel Umana, executive director of Bike Walk Macon and member of Macon's Pedestrian Safety Review Board, shares what is contributing to the issue and...

Tubman African American Museum Guest Services Associate Joseph Porter talks about the museum's significance.

The Hay House has been a local landmark for Macon for almost two centuries. Erin Evans, the manager of collections and education for the house, speaks on its captivating history and cultural significance.

Mercer University political science professor, Chris Grant, explains what a federal shutdown is and how it might effect the communities around Macon, Georgia.

As COVID-19 takes a back seat to other news, the effects of the pandemic are still present in the daily lives of Maconites. While numbers go up around the state, Carolina Stover and Sara Daugherty remain...

Macon struggles with homelessness, and the Rescue Mission for Middle Georgia strives to combat this in many different ways. Jason Beck, the Vice President for Programs, shares what his organization does...

The Macon Mall is undergoing construction for a brand new, 10,000 seat Amphitheater adjacent to its main building, which will also include new government offices and pickleball courts. This...