Roxy Theatre’s history brings new life to a Macon Black business district
![The old Roxy Theatre could be a hub of activity again when its parking lot houses food trucks and a pedestrian plaza in a renaissance of the old Greenwood Bottoms Black business district near Downtown Macon.](https://macon-newsroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Roxy-900x697.jpg)
Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
• December 1, 2020
Have real estate agents contributed to Bibb school segregation?
![Seth Clark and his family recently moved back to Macon from Atlanta . They bought a house in the Vineville neighborhood even though he said the selling agents emphasized crime and problems with the public schools in the area.](https://macon-newsroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Clark_Family_Photo.jpg)
Jenna Eason, Center for Collaborative Journalism
• December 30, 2017
Class of 1977 recalls the early years of segregation
December 26, 2017
They were among the first to integrate. Here’s what Central High’s class of ’77 learned
![Rufus Bundridge, third from left, at the class reunion for Central High School’s class of 1977.](https://macon-newsroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Central_Reunion_1.jpg)
Adam Ragusea, Center for Collaborative Journalism
• December 26, 2017
Kelly Neal
Mitch Jaugstetter and Paige Hill, Center for Collaborative Journalism
• December 16, 2017
Christie Freeman
Jastine Alaan and Jiali Chen, Center for Collaborative Journalism
• December 16, 2017
Kristin Hanlon
Adelia Henderson and Jade Thompson, Center for Collaborative Journalism
• December 16, 2017
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