Prachi Patel might have been born with an entrepreneurial soul.  She started selling her toys when she was just three years old. When she turned five, she would put cotton balls sprayed with fragrance...

History shows the summer doldrums can take a toll on local businesses, but the Downtown Macon Community Association and other organizations are working to buck the trend with events and promotions. From...

As there is the continuing push for Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park to become the first National Park in Georgia, two National Park Service rangers explain why their job is important to them. Andrea...

As part of the International Cherry Blossom Festival, the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park hosted their annual Lantern Light Tour March 24-25 which gives visitors a chance to tour the mounds at...

  In America, 70% of the known population are at least avid or casual sports fans, so it’s safe to say that sports in our country are a pretty big deal. Macon is the 4th most populated city in...

Six months after the untimely death of Visit Macon’s Steven Fulbright, his friends and business associates want to erect a permanent memorial to his service to the community. The Macon Arts Alliance...

Hiring more people with developmental disabilities pitched as Georgia’s labor shortage fixby Aaleah McConnell, Georgia Recorder March 9, 2023 People living with intellectual and developmental disabilities...

In town this week, we have 90s rock gods, a few Southern laughs, new art downtown and so much more.  Thursday, March 9 Macon Bike Party Ingleside Social  The folks over at Bike Walk Macon will...

Madea would have been proud of what happened in Macon over the weekend — if not a little surprised. At a private, black-tie event Friday night at the Tubman African American Museum opened the first...

For some, the memory of a passed loved one is gently tucked into a fold of a wallet or simply hidden by the collar of a shirt. While the significance of a photo, a letter, or even a piece of jewelry may...