<p>In this month&#39;s preview of music coming to Macon, we look forward to the holy drone of Lobo Marino,&nbsp;&nbsp;to a tsunami of surf punk from Repeat Repeat, a show from a godfather of lo-fi recordin, and to a visit from a veteran of the deep soul scene.&nbsp;</p>

Diggin' the Field Ep. 7

In this month's preview of music coming to Macon, we look forward to the holy drone of Lobo Marino,  to a tsunami of surf punk from Repeat Repeat, a show from a godfather of lo-fi recording, and to a visit from a veteran of the deep soul scene. 

Diggin The Field Episode 7

Macon&Eggs:Middle Georgians Get Ready For Super Tuesday Plus C.T. Vivian Visits Macon!

<p>A group on St. Simons and Sea Islands hopes a local city government could better manage developemnt. Others aren&#39;t so sure.</p>

St. Simons Residents Push For Local Government

Macon Negro League Players Make History

Jim Alexander says he never shot a picture for hire or tried to make a photo editor happy. He always shoots unapologetically with his own point of view. 

He Used His Camera For Change

For Southerners who have lived and struggled with the issue of race all their lives, it can be tough to see it with fresh eyes. Sometimes you need an outsider. When it comes to race in one Southern city, Macon, Ga.,  playwright Mark Mobley is just that.

A New Eye On A City's Life With Race

Michael Hayden wants college students, tomorrow’s leaders, to embrace both facts and ambiguity. Hayden ran the NSA from 1999 to 2005 and the CIA from 2006 to 2009. Today he includes among his responsibilities teaching at George Mason University. Before a lecture at Mercer University in Macon, GA, Hayden shared the core of what he wants students to know.  

What Can Students Learn From An Lifelong Spy?

Meet Kenny Howell, Jr. on his moving day form the 75 year old Tindall Heights Public Housing Project in Macon, Ga. 

When It's Moving Day In Public Housing

This week’s implosion of the Georgia Dome rounds out what has been a historic year for Atlanta sports. 2017 will go down as the year when the Falcons logged the most embarrassing loss in Super Bowl history; the Falcons and the Atlanta Braves opened new stadiums; and Atlantans embraced the city’s first Major League Soccer club.

The man behind almost all of this is Arthur Blank. Senior Anchor/Correspondent Rickey Bevington sat down with the owner of the Falcons, Atlanta United and Mercedes-Benz Stadium at his family office in Atlanta. Their conversation took place the day after Atlanta United’s playoff loss to Columbus Crew SC. Atlanta lost in penalty kicks but Blank remained animated describing the Atlanta fans’ enthusiasm for the fledgling soccer team.

Arthur Blank Reflects On Atlanta United's First Season, National Anthem Debate, Future Of NFL

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