Top stories published by Let’s Get Civic-al in 2017

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Top Stories published by Let’s Get Civic-al in 2017

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Elliot James in Let’s Get Civic-al

May 8, 2017

The Bennett House: It calls us to restore Macon’s downtown neighborhoods

Ethan Thompson in Let’s Get Civic-al

Dec 8, 2017

Hunter Godsey: The First Openly Gay Deacon at First Baptist Church of Christ in Macon, Ga

By Ethan Thompson

Eryn Lee in Let’s Get Civic-al

Dec 11, 2017

Capricorn Records: Restoring Macon’s History

By Eryn Lee

Jaclyn Ramkissoon in Let’s Get Civic-al

May 9, 2017

Local roller derby team boosts players’ confidence

By Jaclyn Ramkissoon

Megan Rosinko in Let’s Get Civic-al

Dec 11, 2017

Hart’s Petuary among many pet crematories in Middle Georgia

By Megan Rosinko

Shayna Waltower in Let’s Get Civic-al

May 5, 2017

Scripture, Striptease and Self-Expression

BY SHAYNA WALTOWER

What do the Bible and striptease have in common? To Tinker Nantucket and Lady Helhath, they are the perfect pair.

Connor Cable in Let’s Get Civic-al

Dec 8, 2017

An Inside Look at The Macon Coliseum

Ice and More

Shayna Waltower in Let’s Get Civic-al

Jan 25, 2017

“An Unbelievable Story of Rape” Write-Up

By Shayna Waltower

This piece was published on ProPublica as a part of The Marshall Project.

As I was researching possible articles to use for this assignment, I came across this story. I was immediately…

Emily H. in Let’s Get Civic-al

Dec 11, 2017

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Redesign? A look at Macon’s Recycling Program

Devyn Mode in Let’s Get Civic-al

May 2, 2017

How to Make a Hookah

By Devyn Mode and Shayna Waltower

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These were the top 10 stories published by Let’s Get Civic-al in 2017. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2017 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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The Center for Collaborative Journalism’s Civic & Community Journalism class is diving into what interests and concerns the community. We want to tell you stories about the Macon community that you want to hear.

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