Now listen little children and I’ll tell you a tale. It’s a story of how agricultural fortitude, culinary finesse, and a lawmaker with diplomatic ties can change everything – including the delicious creamy filling you slather on your daily bread…
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I don’t think any of us will be sorry to see 2016 go, will we…
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A city on a hill is a thing that cannot be hidden. These were the words of Jesus in his Sermon on the Mount, and rather famously borrowed some centuries later by Puritan leader John Winthrop…
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Way back in Colonial times, before George Washington was a President or America became a sovereign nation, our country’s very first citizens held fast to the holiday traditions they had brought with them from "Mother" England…
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As the first tinkling strains of Tchaikovsky’s famous overture to The Nutcracker echo out from the stage of The Grand Opera House, it’s clear we’re in for something special…
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I cannot tell a lie: For me, it’s been a minute since Christmas looked or felt or smelled or tasted or in any way resembled the most wonderful time of the year…
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Think big but shop small – that’s the message of Small Business Saturday…
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On almost any given Saturday in Macon, when the weather is good, you can cruise down Vineville Avenue and spot at least one estate sale sign nailed or stapled to a utility pole. You can practically set your watch by it…
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Photo taken by Doug Nurnberger “I went down to the sacred store, where I'd heard the music years before - but the man there said the music wouldn't play.”…
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Photo by Doug Nurnberger In Part I of a two-part series, we explore a little bit of the musical and historic galaxy known as Capricorn Records, and the legacy it has imprinted on Macon…
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