Christopher Hill

Dec 13, 2024 | macon-newsroom.com | Christopher Hill

Art is everywhere. We live in a world where the word “art” is so universal. You ask someone “What is art” and everyone is going to have some sort of different answer to that question. Music, fashion, movies, pictures, doesn’t matter. To some, one if not all of those are considered some kind of art. Yeah sure art is pretty to look at, listen to, feel, but art can be so much more for a community. Meet local Macon artist Kevin “Scene” Lewis, a man who has committed his life to creating just that.

Dec 2, 2024 | macon-newsroom.com | Chris Hill |Christopher Hill

Mercer loves to tell new students that  “Mercer is a small town school with a big school feel.” That statement goes further than just education though. For a school of around 9,000 students, Mercer’s athletic program has grown tremendously, especially since the comeback of football back in 2013.

Oct 3, 2024 | macon-newsroom.com | Chris Hill |Christopher Hill

Philosopher Aristotle said, “The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”Art is more than just a picture with pretty colors scribbled up on a wall. Macon is a city full of artists’ creations on public display. With the help of Macon365’s directory of public art in the city, let us break down some of the art pieces in our town that can very easily go unnoticed if you don’t know what you’re looking at. 1.

Dec 8, 2023 | macon-newsroom.com | Christopher Hill

The web address for the Bibb County School District is https://www.bcsdk12.net/Does website list out its key staff, governing board or other leadership and how to contact them? The website provides its governing board as well as their contact information. The Superintendent is Dan Sims and he can be contacted through an online portal. The Board President is Juawn A. Jackson of District Four and his contact [email protected]Does the agency have a public information officer?

Nov 3, 2023 | macon-newsroom.com | Christopher Hill

A local basketball player is interviewed on what more basketball courts could do for the city and comments on what the city of Macon has done instead.