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Road safety concerns, frustrations prompt Macon-Bibb summit with GDOT
Liz Fabian
, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
August 12, 2022
“It’s expensive to be poor”
By Hannah Elmore, McKenna Kaufman, Lars Lonnroth, Phoebe Monosour, Sam Tupper and Christan Watson
, Center for Collaborative Journalism
May 20, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccines in Macon-Bibb County
Mandi Delong
April 1, 2021
Pio Nono Kroger could become new food oasis; Sonny’s BBQ and Agape Nursery rejected
Liz Fabian
, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
July 27, 2020
Old Pio Nono Kroger storage units, Sonny’s BBQ on Zebulon back at P&Z
Liz Fabian
, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
July 24, 2020
Publix closing leaves large retail space to fill in north Macon
Liz Fabian
, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
May 29, 2020
New plans for old Pio Nono Kroger to hold storage units and grocery to ease ‘food desert’
Liz Fabian
, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
March 9, 2020
Neighbor complaints stop plans for old Pio Nono Kroger
Liz Fabian
, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
January 27, 2020
Pio Nono Kroger plans stall; North Macon neighbors help sink events center
Liz Fabian
, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
January 14, 2020
Six months after Kroger closes, what’s left for residents to feed their families?
Samantha Max
, Telegraph/Report for America corp member
October 29, 2018
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