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Alice Bailey photographed in the Center for Collaborative Journalism in the Fall of 2015.

[Photo] The Patrons: Alice Bailey

Parker Van Riper, Center for Collaborative Journalism
December 10, 2015
13 Investigates: Bibb County Sheriff’s Office estimates 30 minutes for average response time

[Video] 13 Investigates: Bibb County Sheriff’s Office estimates 30 minutes for average response time

Ashlyn Webb, 13WMAZ News
November 11, 2022

[Video] Mayor Miller explains anti-violence campaign, homeless relief efforts, plans for future GDOT summit

Macon-Bibb County Mayor Lester Miller answers the public’s questions monthly on 13WMAZ through the Center for Collaborative Journalism at Mercer University
Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
August 29, 2022
Garbage piled up outside a residence on Laura Ann Place in Macon June 18

How much does Macon pay for trash, recycling pickup? Here’s a breakdown

Jenna Eason, The Telegraph
July 9, 2021
People crowded together under blooming cherry trees in Third Street Park during the 2019 Food Truck Frenzy.

Macon’s 2021 Cherry Blossom Festival is a go during COVID. Here’s how businesses feel

Jenna Eason, Telegraph Staff Writer
March 1, 2021
People crowded together under blooming cherry trees in Third Street Park during the 2019 Food Truck Frenzy.

From the Cherry Blossom Festival to Tubman Museum, how Macon tourism drop impacts you

Jenna Eason, Telegraph Staff Writer
October 5, 2020
Nnamdi Onyekwuluje, case manager for the School-Justice Partnership program in Macon-Bibb County, talks to a fifth grade class at Springdale Elementary School about making good decisions as they go into middle school.

Bibb schools partnering with DA’s office to develop ‘strong kids’ instead of ‘broken adults’

Jenna Eason, The Telegraph
December 9, 2019
Eric Thomas, owner of Jonah’s on Johnston Pizzeria, cuts the edge off a calzone on Sunday. Thomas says he doesn’t turn people away unless they have already closed up everything. “As long as we can bring them in and make what they want and give them good service, we’ll be there for them,” he says.

[Photo] Where are the best restaurants in Middle Georgia? Vote now in Munch Madness

Staff Report
March 14, 2019
Darrie Schlesinger, wife of retired Rabbi Larry Schlesinger, explains the different desserts she makes to celebrate Hanukkah including these cookies on Nov. 28.

[Photo] ‘The feeling, the meaning and the food’: Macon family’s Hanukkah centers on tradition

Justin Baxley, Telegraph Reporter
December 6, 2018

These breweries are in the middle of nowhere Georgia, but totally worth the drive

Jenna Eason, Telegraph staff writer
September 27, 2018
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Macon Food Story, Chapter 2: What is a food bank?

13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
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Macon Food Story, Chapter 11: The ‘meat and threes’ that bring people together

13WMAZ and GPB Macon
September 7, 2018
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[Photo] Macon Food Story, Chapter 10: New meat processing plant headed to Monroe Co.

Suzanne Lawler, 13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
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Macon Food Story, Chapter 7: What is a food desert?

13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
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[Photo] Macon Food Story, Chapter 8: How what we eat affects our health

Zach Merchant, 13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
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Macon Food Story, Chapter 4: Tonya Wright

13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
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Macon Food Story, Chapter 3: Trinity UMC food pantry

13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
Macon Food Story, Chapter 1: What is the definition of poverty?

[Video] Macon Food Story, Chapter 1: What is the definition of poverty?

13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
Macon Food Story, Chapter 12: Macon from Scratch

Macon Food Story, Chapter 12: Macon from Scratch

13WMAZ
September 7, 2018
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.

Have real estate agents contributed to Bibb school segregation?

Jenna Eason, Center for Collaborative Journalism
December 30, 2017
The Cajun Big Fish at Metro Diner is a blackened swai filet served over mashed potatoes with a mushroom cream sauce and green onions on top. Jenna Eason photo@macon.com

Students in the Fall 2015 Civic & Community Journalism course visit the site of the former Roxy Theatre as work begins on a semester-long project.

The Last Memories

Jenna Eason, Center for Collaborative Journalism
December 11, 2015
Hamp Swain, The King Bee. Photo provided in November 2015.

The Performers: Hamp Swain, The King Bee

Jenna Eason, Center for Collaborative Journalism
December 10, 2015
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