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Burlington, Vermont · Burlington"There's a huge network here, and we're all invested in each other's success, and we're all invested in making sure that every Vermonter has meaningful arts in their life," Jay Wahl said.See the Story
Federal arts and humanities funding cuts weigh heavily in Vermont
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Macon, Georgia · MaconOne of the pillars of Georgia’s musical community was honored for her life’s work. Zelma Redding, the widow of soul music legend Otis Redding, was given an honorary doctor of humanities degree during commencement ceremonies at Mercer University in Macon. Left with three small children in 1967 after her husband died in a plane crash, Redding mastered the music business to wrestle back her husband’s royalties and laid the groundwork for music educ…See the Story
Zelma Redding honored at Mercer’s Graduation

Macon, Georgia · MaconSigns soon will be going up on a historic downtown building for the new Flying Biscuit Cafe at 582 Mulberry St. The Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission accepted the Design Review Board’s recommendation to approve the illuminated, rectangular projection sign that will jut out from the corner of the building near Second Street, and a wall sign with logo for the front of the building that once housed Michael’s on Mulberry. The installer…Read Article
P&Z approves signs for new downtown restaurant, OKs Beall’s Hill demolition
UDA boosts lofts, Rosa Parks Square delay, celebrating arts, fighting over fries
Re-Cycle Macon Makes Transportation Accessible
The Road to Bearstock: A MothaFunka Story
Mayor Miller: $450M not enough to cover SPLOST project list
Growing the Cycling Culture in Macon with Bike Walk Macon
How Roads Become State Routes in Georgia—and Who Oversees Their Safety in Macon
STREET SWEEPING POSTPONED – Due to delays and construction, Portions of Pleasant Hill Avenues has been postponed
Test Anxiety Can Derail Even the Most Capable Kids — Here's How to Help
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