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y mother has been a Southern Living subscriber for 30+ years, maybe 40. She used to see me scribbling in my notebooks as a kid, and say “Maybe one day you’ll be in Southern Living, sweetie.” It was the only magazine she got, probably the only one she reads with regularity. So in September’s issue, when she sees me in it, I know I’ll get calls from her, and from all her sisters, just like I did when Mark Ballard name-dropped me in his Telegraph column. “Oh you know Mark Ballard? We tour his house every year for Christmas, he’s so nice.” Yes he is. Anyway it turns out I’m the go-to guy for Southern Living when they are looking for someone in Macon who wouldn’t know how to polish silver if a they were sitting on a box full of Hagerty's. I took their travel writer out to our favorite watering hole, Adam’s Lounge. I’ve written about it dozens of times, and without reading it, I can pretty much tell you what Southern Living’s feature will highlight. The handwritten signs, 91-year old George Adams asleep in his easy chair, that authentic feeling that can’t be built, it
just has to percolate for over 50 years. Almost as long as it would take for Southern Living to find them. Writer Alex Crevar stayed at our house for the night , and we did it right. We drank way too many really cold beers and told lies at Adams all afternoon, wandered into Downtown to the Jazzplex to see a friend of mine play, but the power kept going out. Then some dudes tried to fight the little guy at the Bird later. We came home passed out and he called this past week to let me know that Mom will read all about it in September. Awesome. I thought it was pretty cool this week for our local musicians and for a lot of the candidates up for vote this July to show up at the Bird this past week. There wasn’t a speech that I didn’t enjoy, and since I’ve been here I haven’t seen as much excitement around an election among we youngsters. Regardless of how it turns out, that level of interest is going to do our city good. Next issue Floco Torres, who has been out on his own interviewing the candidates for the You Tube public will be doing the same thing for us. I cant wait to hear what they have to say.
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During my recent bout with pneumonia, a friend gave Ja No Man, by Richard Poplak. It’s a vivid portrayal of the life of an ordinary white South African growing up during apartheid-era South Africa has been fun. Told with extraordinary humour and self-awareness, Richard’s story brings his gradual understanding of the difference between his country and the rest of the world to life in a great read. I also came home from watching Pirates of the Caribbean 4 and read a biography of Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard. I hadn’t given much thought to the fact that he really existed and I must say that his life may have been more interesting than the legend. Pillaging had to have been pretty damn fun. During the recent surge of crime here in Middle
Georgia a reader wrote in asking if I had my carrying permit for concealed weapons. I do, but I rarely use it, because I don’t really want to shoot anyone and if you don’t want to shoot someone with your concealed weapon, you’d probably be better off not pulling it out. That said, it’s a fairly easy process, as long as you’re not a felon. Go to the same place you get your marriage license in the Bibb County Courthouse, bottom floor, and its 25 bucks and will take two weeks. I’ve been listening to Allen Toussaint the New Orleans pianist and composer this week, mainly because I’ve been watching too much Treme. I also listend to Shabazz Palaces “Black Up” this week, the inspired hip hop. It was interesting, but I’m the first to admit I’m too old or big or too some-
thing to understand Dubstep. Also listened to the Bo Keys, an old-school sounding Memphis band, compromised of veteran session players. There new album “Got to Get Back” is a big ole Bar Kays inspired vase of good. Their guitar player wrote that riff from Shaft, fyi. I think it rocks that Lucinda Williams is coming to the Capitol Theatre in July. I don’t mind paying more for tickets, to get the more intimate experience. Bragg Jam announced Jamey Johnson tickets are now on sale for his late July show, which also rocks. All this right around the same two weeks as Bragg Jam itself (July 30), which just released it’s schedule. Go to www.braggjam.org to check it out and make your plans.
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BRAGG JAM HIGHLIGHTS ANNOUNCED Big Mike & the Booty Papas, Old Soul featuring Bo Ponder and B. Bivins, Back City Woods, Shane Bridges Band, Nick Malloy Band, Packway Handle Band and Friends of Brax. Please check the Bragg Jam website braggjam.org for festival updates. Bragg Jam takes place rain or shine. The Cox Capitol Theatre, the 567, the Mellow Mushroom, Rookery (until 10 p.m.) and Shamrock (until 10 p.m.) are all ages and non-smoking venues. Armbands are $20 and are sold at any of the participating venues the day of the
event. Proceeds from this year’s Bragg Jam will benefit the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail and other local charities. Inspired by late musicians and brothers Brax & Tate Bragg and operated as a 501c3 under a volunteer board of directors, the Bragg Jam Festival has contributed over $150,00 of its net proceeds to charitable organizations in the Macon community. Since 1999, Bragg Jam has evolved from an impromptu jam session to citywide music festival to a full-scale arts festival and Macon’s premier music event.
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ragg Jam organizers are seeking to stretch the Bragg Jam Festival into a seven-day music, arts and community celebration by kicking off events with Jamey Johnson performing at the Macon City Auditorium on July 22, 2011, one week before Bragg Jam’s signature events take place the weekend of July 2930, 2011. Johnson, whose last scheduled performance in Macon was cancelled due to weather, will headline the concert inside the Macon City Auditorium. Opening the show will be Randy Houser and previous Bragg Jam performer Corey Crowder. Tickets, ranging from $25-45, went on sale June 16, through the box office and Ticketmaster. The Bragg Jam-produced show hopes to expand the Bragg Jam audience, as well as the festival itself. Bragg Jam’s signature events kick off the following weekend. The Bragg Jam Patron Party takes place on Friday, July 29 at the Armory Ballroom with Yacht Rock Schooner. Bragg Jam’s Arts @ the Park takes place the next day on July 30. The free community event moves this year from Third Street Park to Cherry Street Plaza where the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame will offer a free place to cool down with free throw contests inside hosted by former UGA players. Festival goes will be able to enjoy arts, crafts, food and beverage vendors, along with cultural events throughout the day. Bragg Jam’s Concert Crawl cranks up at 5 p.m. This year there are 36 bands on nine stages with free trolley service throughout the night. Downtown dance club and performance venue Asylum is the newest stop on the Concert Crawl. Adding a dance element to this year’s Bragg Jam, among the acts at Asylum will be DJ VH1, who has worked with Lady Gaga, and DJ Mix Master Mike of the Beastie Boys who was recently on tour with Lil’ Wayne, Nikki Minaj and Travis Barker. Other Bragg Jam venues will be the Cox Capitol Theatre, Hummingbird Stage & Taproom, Rookery, Bottoms Up, the 567 (with two stages), Shamrock and the Mellow Mushroom. Bands confirmed for this year’s Concert Crawl are Gringo Grande, Abby Owens Band, Rabbi Larry Schlesinger and Friends, Futurebirds, Tron Jackson, Amy Godwin, Xavii, Stribling, Ocean is Theory, Kopecky Family Band, Rocketboys, Parachute Musical, Death on Two Wheels, Chad Evans and Company, George McConnell and the Nonchallants, Lightnin’ Malcolm featuring Cameron Kimbrough, Jay Storm Project, Jubee & the Morning After, Vonneggut, Floco Torres, DJ Kidd Star, Delta Saints, Dirty Guv’nahs, Lubriphonic, Noot d’Noot, Bonner Creek Bluegrass, Chris Hicks & Friends,
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SCIENCE FICTION (OOH OOH OOH) DOUBLE FEATURE: ROCKY HORROR MUSICAL ON CHERRY STREET watched it any more.” aise your hand if you remember when the Instead he has relied on the script and direction of Victorian Village was the site of great concerts Jim Crisp, both of which have led Brian to a deeper and outdoor movie screenings. For the rest of understanding of the iconic Frankie. “His main motivayou well south of age 40 the trio of lovely victorian tion in life is pleasure, seeking pleasure in any form or homes opposite Fountain Car Wash was, in the 1980’s, a a role where you can just fashion,” he explains. “It’s happening scene. One particular summer some 21 years totally let go and explore to see where it takes you.” ago or so they screened “The Rocky Horror Picture role has really worked on Brian’s personal This Show” every Saturday night at sunset. People you would ability to let go. “I’m a lot less inhibited than I now recognize as teachers, doctors, lawyers, and comthought I was,” he laughed again. “It’s taught me to munity theatre directors could be seen most weekends at really just let go and be myself and not worry about the outdoor ampitheater dressed as the demented Dr. what other people think.” Frank N. Furter, the virginal Brad and Janet, Riff Raff, Magenta, Columbia, Eddie, and the film’s hunky namesake - throwing rice, spritzing water, and singing every word to the songs of the pop cult classic. This summer Theatre Macon brings the stage version of “The Rocky Horror Show” alive onstage with performances July 1-16. The show drew many acting veterans home from college for the summer, and lured one of the midstate’s most talented “I’d love to play Sweeney Todd and John Wilkes Booth in “Assassins.” performers - actor and I tend to be attracted to roles that Northside High School thehave been played by one of my idols atre director Brian Barnett in high school, George Hearn.” to the stage in the leading - BRIAN BARNETT, leading role role as a “sweet transvestite from Transylvania.” Let yourself go and head to Theatre Macon for “It wasn’t on my ‘list’ of roles to play,” Brian “The Rocky Horror Show” July 1 - 16. Performances laughed. “I rented the movie just so I could see what I Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays & Saturdays at 8 are would be getting myself into because I wasn’t really a July 3, at 2:30, with a special midp.m., and Sunday, big ‘Rocky’ fan in high school. I was kind of a theatre night performance on Friday, July 15. Tickets are $20 snob.” (In other words, if you’ve never seen it you’re for adults, $18 for seniors, and $10 for students with ID. not alone.) “When I saw it I really could appreciate it The box office is open Monday through Saturday, 10 for what it was. It’s just campy fun.” a.m. to 3 p.m. For reservations or more information call Even if you know all the moves to The Time Warp 478-746-9485 or visit www.TheatreMacon.com. dance, you’re in for some new takes on it. “One of the things that I think is important because this Cindy Hill, Marketing & Grants Director of the Macon show is so popular and people know it so well,” Brian Arts Alliance, contributes a monthly column on behalf of said, “is that I didn’t want to be seen as copying Tim the nonprofit organization. Curry. So I saw the film that one time and I haven’t
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Fri July 1 This day in history: (1863) The largest military
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New Macon Co-Ed Book Club: Looking for a hobby? Love to read? Want to make new friends? The new macon co-ed book club is just what you are looking for. For more information please call 912-227-4212.
Downtown Friday Fest Downtown Macon celebrates Fridays each week with Friday Fest. The streets of downtown Macon are alive with music, art, and great food every Friday of the year. Free concert in Third Street Park featuring Georgia Army National Guard presents "Camouflage" Funk/R&B Group from the 116th Army: 6-9 p.m. The 116th Army Band traces it lineage back to 1859 when it was part of Atlanta’s “Gate City Guard” Georgia Volunteers, Company F. Its music has been heard by Confederate troops as well as those returning from more recent deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Children’s Play Area: water slide, face painting, sand castle building, giveaways and more from 5 until 7 pm on the fountain side of Third Street Park. Free event.
"Figures" Exhibit at Middle Georgia Art Association. Thru June 10. Free and open to the public. Exhibit continues Tuesday - Friday, Noon 5 p.m. Saturday, Noon - 3 p.m. 478.744.9557. MiddleGeorgiaArt.org. 2330 Ingleside Ave. Macon Arts Gallery Thru July: Tangible and Intangible"Laura Dewberry Surace, paintings and Sheryl Holstein, ceramics. The Gallery is open Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is always free. For more info call 478.743.6940. 486 First St.
Theatre Macon presents: Rocky Horror Show, Music Direction by Jim
Thru October 31 – 55th Anniversary of Museum of Arts & Sciences: Selections from the Permanent Collection. Tuesday - Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday, 1 - 5 p.m.. Admission $4 - $8. 478.477.3232. MASMacon.com. 4182 Forsyth Rd.
Penndorf. Showing July 1, 2, 8, 9, 15 and 16 at 8:00pm, July 3 at 2:30pm, July 7 & 14 at 7:30pm July 15 at midnight. The Rocky Horror Show tells the story of two clean cut kids, Brad Majors (Mike Cantrell) and Janet Weiss (Leah Parris), who run into car trouble and seek help at the sight of light down the road. Little do they know it's coming from the place where Dr. Frank N Furter (Brian Barnett) is in the midst of his maniacal experiments. The play is a rock musical, a spoof of science fiction movies, and a bizarre story of seduction and sexual confusion. Complete with sass from the audience and audience-participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock ‘n roll sci-fi gothic is more fun than ever. (Audience participation props will be sold at the theatre. Please DO NOT bring your own.) For reservations call 7469485. 438 Cherry Street. Tickets: $20 for general admission, $18 for seniors, and $15 for students.
Open gallery exhibits at Contemporary Arts Exchange. Resident and guest artist exhibits every First Friday, 7 - 10 p.m. MySpace.com/CAEMacon. 2nd Floor, 590 Mulberry St. La Galerie is an art gallery across from the Cox Capitol Theatre open each Friday from 6:30-10 pm or later. 391 Second St, Downtown Macon.
Art on the Avenue Fine Art Gallery New monthly gallery shows. 2368 Ingleside Ave, 478-743-3720 She Got Game: The History of Women's Basketball in Georgia She Got Game explores Georgia's contribution to Women's basketball and features Georgia Sports Hall of Famers Teresa Edwards, Katrina McClain, and Anne Paradise. $3.50-$8
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B. Johnson signs into law the historic Civil Rights Act ending racial segregation.
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Second Saturday at Georgia Children's Museum. Fun, family-friendly activities, 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Admission $4, free for Macon residents with ID. 478.755.9539. GeorgiaChildrensMuseum.com. 370 Cherry St.
Thur July 7 This day in history: (1865) Mary Surratt
becomes first woman executed by the U.S. government for her role as a conspirator in Abraham Lincoln's assassination.
Big Screen Movie Night: Field of Dreams 8pm – 10pm Tattnall Square Park. Join MaGa Film Festival and College Hill for a FREE screening of Field of Dreams! This special event is in partnership with Amstar 16 Cinemas, who will be giving away popcorn, and you will have a chance to win free movie tickets. Don't forget to bring your friends, lawn chairs, and blankets. Bring snacks or walk over and grab a bite at any of the Mercer Village restaurants.
Fri July 8 This day in history: (1776) The Liberty Bell
was not rung until the Declaration of Independence returned from the printer on July 8.
Downtown Friday Fest Downtown Macon celebrates Fridays each week with Friday Fest. The streets of downtown Macon are alive with music, art, and great food every Friday of the year. Free concert in Third Street Park featuring The Double Barrel Band: 6-9 pm Classic Rock, Blues, and Country Band: The Double Barrell Band was originally formed in 1978 by seven music-loving friends from Cochran, Georgia.
Sun July 10 This day in history: (1999) U.S. women’s soc-
cer team defeats China to win their second Women’s World Cup.
Macon Film Guild presents: “In a Better World” at the Douglass
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Tues July 19 This day in history: (1799) The ancient
Rosetta Stone is found, the key to solving the riddle of hieroglyphics.
Macon Film Guild presents Documentary Series “Into Eternity” Screening 7:30pm. Onkalo (Finnish for "hiding place") is under construction: it's a cavernous world of tunnels and corridors, a permanent storage facility for nuclear waste, meant to last 100,000 years. The press wrote, “A hauntingly cool documentary!" General admission is $5.
Thurs July 21 This day in history: (2007) seventh and final Harry Potter novel, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, is released.
Third Thursday: Party in Mercer Village 5pm – 10pm (intersection of Montpelier and Coleman Ave) Join the Mercer Village merchants for a party in Mercer Village every third Thursday of the month! Highlights for the event include: Food specials, drink deals, live music, and outdoor games. Participating Shoplocalmacon.com businesses will also be on hand. Street closed from 5-10pm and party from 6-9pm. Knight Neighborhood Challenge grants
will be announced in the lobby of the new Lofts at Mercer Village at 5pm.
Fri July 22 This day in history: (1923) Dillinger joins the Navy in an attempt to avoid prosecution.
Jamey Johnson in Concert at the Macon City Auditorium Johnson, whose last scheduled performance in Macon was cancelled due to weather, will headline the Bragg Jam concert inside the Macon City Auditorium. Opening the show will be Randy Houser and previous Bragg Jam performer Corey Crowder. Tickets, ranging from $25-45, are on sale through the box office and Ticketmaster. The Bragg Jam-produced show hopes to expand the Bragg Jam audience, as well as the festival itself.
Macon Little Theatre presents: “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” Production dates are June 22-31 Tickets: $18 Adults, Students w/ID $10 Call 471-PLAY for Reservations 1 – 6 PM. The Biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes to vibrant life in this delightful musical parable. Joseph, his father’s favorite son, is a boy blessed with prophetic dreams.4220 Forsyth.
Thur July 28 This day in history: (1990) A Columbian soft drink containing liquid cocaine sickens an unsuspecting drinker
Lucinda Williams in Concert at the Cox Capitol Theatre NewTown Macon and the Cox Capitol Theatre are proud to present Lucinda Williams on July 28th at the Cox Capitol Theatre in downtown Macon, Georgia. Named “America’s Best Songwriter” by TIME magazine in 2002, Lucinda Williams will bring her band to Macon to perform a benefit concert with the proceeds from this performance shared by the Cox Capitol Theatre and the Capricorn Recording Studios Initiative.
City Market on the Green, 9am - 1pm. Every Saturday morning in Poplar Street Park, middle Georgia merchants, craftsmen and artisans set up booths of locally grown produce, plants, delicious bakery items, art, crafts and more! Wesleyan Market every second Saturday 9am - 1pm. Held monthly, this fun community event features a variety of locally grown and produced items ranging from flowers and organic fruits and vegetables to baked goods. Music, fun & educational events also offered. Free and open to the public. (478) 757-5233.
Mulberry Market every Wednesday. 4:30-7pm. The Mulberry Street Market is part of the Macon Main Street Program's efforts to bring life and business to Downtown Macon, and is directed by vendors dedicated to the people of Macon. Find a variety of all things fresh and local, from honey to breads, seasonal vegetables to grass-fed beef.
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Museum of Arts & Sciences. Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday, 1 – 5 p.m. $4 - $8. Free for students & Bibb Co. residents the last Friday of each month, 5 – 8 p.m. 477.3232. 4182 Forsyth Rd.
Georgia Children’s Museum: Tuesday – Saturday 10:30 -5:30, $4 per person, 2 and under free. Free admission on Tuesdays from 10:30 -1:30 for City of Macon residents and First Fridays from 5:30-8:30.
The Allman Brothers Band Museum at the Big House in Macon. This house-turned-museum was where members of the Allman Brothers Band, their roadies, friends and families lived between 1970 and 1973.Call for hours. 741.5551. 2321 Vineville Ave. Georgia Sports Hall of Fame 9am-5pm Mon-Sat, 1pm-5pm Sun. Admission $8, children 4-16 $3.50.
The Hay House, 934 Georgia Ave. Open TuesdaysSaturdays 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Sundays 1 p.m. - 4. Tours are on the hour with the last tour at 3 p.m. $8 adults, $4 students. Children under 6 free.
The Sidney Lanier Cottage House Museum, located at 935 High Street in Macon, is the birthplace of noted poet, musician & soldier, Sidney Lanier (18421881). Monday-Saturday, 10am-4pm and tours are $5. 478.743.3851
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SIGNATURE SALON GIVES $5000 TO CRISIS LINE AND SAFE HOUSE Despite threatening storms and predicted Signature Salon & Spa is located at heat, Styling the Silence raised $5,000 for 4524 Forsyth Road, Macon. Contact the Crisis Line & Safe House, the Macon- salon at 478.474.4856, or visit the virtual based non-profit organization and shelter committed to thwarting domestic violence in Central Georgia. Signature Salon & Spa owner and stylist Nichole Mitchell set out to raise awareness for the shelter via an outdoor event and raffle, and she hoped her audience would listen. In a band-party-style benefit featuring Milledgeville’s Hammond Band, Tyler Signature ignited the Macon community to listen and act. Crisis Line & Safe House Above, media specialist Susannah Cox with Executive Director Dee Signature Salon owner Nichole Mitchell Simms is honored for the generous gift. She stated, “[The shelter will] use the funds to provide basic style site: signaturesalonmacon.com. For necessities for women and children who press inquiries or for more information have been displaced from their homes due about how you can get in on the beauty to domestic violence.Through Signature’s goodness, contact Susannah Cox: and other community funding, the agency 704.254.1561. To learn more about Crisis is able to help these families move for- Line & Safe House and its mission, visit: cl-sh.org. ward with a violence-free life.”
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B Keith Williams The Shamrock
Travis & Scott Pallot Wild Wing Cafe
WED 7/6
FRI 7/1
Matt Pippen Wild Wing Cafe, 8:30pm
Sugar Creek 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive
Big Mike & Booty Papas APs Hidden Hideaway Corruption Billy’s Clubhouse
Big C & the Ringers The Hummingbird Session Road The Rookery Plentiful The Shamrock
Matt Pippen Wild Wing Cafe
SAT 7/2
Baby Baby, Floco Torres, Attractive Females 567 Gallery Stage
Alter Ego (formerly Project 77) APs Hidden Hideaway Fatty McFatkins The Hummingbird
Mike Brookshire The Shamrock Band X Wild Wing Cafe
SUN 7/3
Big Mike & Booty Papas APs Hidden Hideaway
Jazz Brunch with Walton/Andrews Project The Rookery Scott Pallot Wild Wing Cafe
MON 7/4
Jim Cable 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive
TUES 7/5
Travis Denning Johnny’s Pizzeria
Rea Rea and Calvin Backporch Lounge
THUR 7/7 Open Mic Billy’s Clubhouse
The Habit The Hummingbird Keith & JP Wild Wing Cafe
FRI 7/8
Keith Williams 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive
Big Mike & Booty Papas APs Hidden Hideaway Far From Over Billy’s Clubhouse
Josh Daniels Band The Hummingbird Gaslight Street The Rookery WarTown Wild Wing Cafe
SAT 7/9
The Wall APs Hidden Hideaway Dallas Rodgers Billy’s Clubhouse
Big Mike & Booty Papas The Hummingbird
Little Tybee, Do It To Julia, Amy Godwin The Rookery Mike Brookshire The Shamrock Classic City Soul Wild Wing Cafe
SUN 7/10
Big Mike & Booty Papas APs Hidden Hideaway Open Mic Locos Grill & Pub
Jazz Brunch with Walton/Andrews Project The Rookery Scott Sanders Wild Wing Cafe
MON 7/11
CJ Warren 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive
TUES 7/12
B Keith Williams The Shamrock Travis Denning Johnny’s Pizzeria
Locals’ Showcase The Hummingbird
WED 7/13
Rea Rea and Calvin Backporch Lounge Jailbox The Rookery
Matt Pippen Wild Wing Cafe, 8:30pm
THUR 7/14
Shovels & Rope, David Dondero, Jared Wright The Rookery Scott Little Wild Wing Cafe
FRI 7/15
The Skeeterz 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive Matt Pippen & Rachel Farley Billy’s Clubhouse
2 Finger Jester The Hummingbird Gareth Asher The Rookery McNary Wild Wing Cafe
FRI 7/22
Bragg Jam Presents... Jamey Johnson Macon City Aucitorium Tix $25+
THUR 7/28
Lucinda Williams Cox Capitol Theatre
DRINK SPECIALS/ SPECIAL EVENTS MONDAYS
Happy hour til 9pm, jam & rehearse 7-10pm, 20’s Pub
$1 PBR, Natty, High Life, $5 Domestic Pitchers, Locos
Daily Happy Hour; 4-7pm. 241 drafts, house wine and well drinks Guiseppi’s Pizza 2-4-1 wells and $2 Domestics until 8pm CJ’s Sports Bar $1 Wells all night, The Bird Happy Hour open to close Rivalry’s Sports Bar
1/2 off salads! $2 house vodka Wild Wing Cafe
25% off all appetizers, Happy Hour 3-6 and 9-Cl Macon Mellow
TUESDAYS
Trivia 8:30p Trivia Special - $1.50 PBR Pints | $4.50 PBR Pitchers 8Close Macon Mellow $1 PBR, Natty lite and High Life, Locos $8 bottomless mugs HL, PBR, $5 carbombs, $3 Guinness The Hummingbird
2 for Tues- buy 8 wings and get 8 free! $2 domestic drafts Wild Wing
2-4-1 drafts Johnny’s Pizzeria
WEDNESDAYS
Country Fried Weds- $1.50 natty lites, $2 bud & bud LT drafts, $4 rodeo bombs and country fried chicken wings Wild Wing Cafe Ladies Night All Day: $1.50 House Wine, $4.50 Jager Bombs Macon Mellow
BJ Billiards, $3 wells and $2 domestics, shots
45¢ wings, BOGO drafts, $2 mart. Kem’s/Holiday Inn N. Ladies Night: 20’s Pub
Gals, $2 drinks all night Rivalry’s Taco Rita Nite- $2 tacos, $3 margaritas, $6 Megaritas, $4 Irish Bombs Wild Wing $4 Jager Bombs! Locos
FRIDAYS
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The Rookery 11-1am: $2 BL bottles, $4.50 well doubles, $3 Sex on the Beach and 2 for 1 Jager. Everyday, Miller Lite buckets just $12! Wild Wing
SATURDAYS
$1 PBR, Natty lite and High Life, Locos $10 Beer Buckets, 20’s Pub
Happy Hour Special 3pm-6pm & 9pm-Close Mellow Macon $4 Firefly cocktails, $3 20oz. domestics Wild Wing Cafe
SUNDAYS
$10 beer buckets, 20’s Pub
$7.99 Beer buckets Giuseppi’s
$3 Margaritas, Bloody Mary's, Long Island's, Sangria's (Red or White) Happy Hour Special 9pm-Close Macon Mellow
$1 PBR, Natty lite and High Life Locos
Live acoustic on patio, 6:309:30pm. $2.50 Miller Lt & Coors Lt Bottles $3 Bloody Marys Wild Wing Cafe
Ladies night, free wells for the gals The Hummingbird
$3 Bloody Marys Locos
8-9pm: Free cocktails and Miller High Life Draft, Kaos Macon
Lady’s Hour 7:30-8:30pm. Gals enjoy $1 Wells/Domestics BJ’s Billiards
$5.99 Pitchers - Trivia Johnny’s Pizzeria
THURSDAYS
The Rookery 11-1am: $2 Bud Lt bottles, $4.50 well doubles, and 2 for 1 Jager.
$1.99 drafts, Johnny’s Pizzeria
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Big Mike & Booty Papas @ APs Hidden Hideaway
Big Mike, Hal, Cuzz have been playing music for an accumulative total of 100 years! That's a lot of gigs! They have been playing interactively for the past 10 years. They play 260-300 dates a year and have played with or opened for acts such as Johnny Winter, Bob Dylan, Jr. Walker, Government Mule, Warren Haynes, Steve Morse, Les Dudeck, Jimmy Hall, Ronnie Hammond & The Atlanta Rhythm Section.
Big C & the Ringers @ The Bird
Big C and The Ringers is a high energy rhythm and blues revue. Bring your dancing shoes cause this set get’s funky!
Wednesdays, Johnny’s Pizzeria Wednesday nights at Guiseppis, hosted by Outspoken Ent. Tuesday Night Trivia (8pm) with Outspoken Entertainment., Wild Wing Cafe
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Far From Over @ Billy’s Clubhouse
"Far From Over" was formed in January 2011. Ken Dominy (Drums) and David Young (Guitar/Singer) met at Billy's Clubhouse in Macon, Georgia through a mutual friend Scott Smith. After a few practices with Clint Cromer (Guitar/Backing Vocals) and Stuart Berry (Bass), the band emerged. A short time later Mike Smallwood joined as the Bass player and the group started gigging around Middle Georgia.
WarTown @ Wild Wing Café
WARTOWN is Steve Holcomb and Mike Yurgalavage, two long-time friends who have played music in one form or another for nearly 25 years. Formerly performing simply as "Steve and Mike", they have pushed themselves to grow and expand their shows, striving to increase their audiences and playing in new venues.
SAT. JULY 9
Little Tybee, Do It To Julia, Amy Godwin @ The Rookery
They'll be on tour with Asheville, North Carolina indie act DO IT TO JULIA. To make the deal even sweeter, Macon's talented AMY GODWIN will be opening the show with her soulful sounds. Come support Georgia music, a great venue, and some good times.
THUR. JULY 14
Shovels & Rope, David Dondero, Jared Wright @ The Rookery
Make it work with what you've got, that’s what Shovels and Rope does. Two Guitars, a junkyard drum kit (harvested from an actual garbage heapadorned with tamborines, flowers and kitchen rags), a handful of harmonicas, voices, and above all. songs. Cary Ann Hearst & Michael Trent prefer to keep it simple. They have cleverly managed to take 3 separate recordin.g projects and combine them into 1 cohesive, folk rock, sloppy tonk, harmonized,audience killing machine.
FRI. JULY 15
Matt Pippen with Rachel Farley at Billy’s Clubhouse
After performing upwards of 300 shows and sharing the stage with fellow country artists Luke Bryan and Brantley Gilbert, Rachel still expresses the same enthusiasm for singing live. Influenced by everyone from country artists Jamey Johnson, Miranda Lambert and Patsy Cline to rockers like Joan Jett and the boy of Guns and Roses, this young musician’s sound combines the best aspects of contemporary country and classic rock.
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THE URBAN EXPLORER
Bough (Bookstore) or the occasional larger headlining show at The Cox Capitol Theatre. took a vacation of sorts with some close friends this I'm lucky enough to get to take another vacation for a past weekend to Athens to cover their annual music few days over the 4th of July to Tennessee to go camping festival Athfest for TheBlueIndian.com. with an old friend, so I won't be in Macon but I'd love to This was probably the first "vacation" I've taken in a few months and I'm going to go ahead and say that despite provide you with some suggestions for how to spend your the entire city smelling like liquor, I had an awesome time. holiday! Of course there will be the traditional fireworks show from Downtown, but I encourage you to drive to It gives me hope that Macon's own upcoming annual music, kids, and art festival Bragg Jam can be as success- Alabama and pick up some of your own. There's some ful and beneficial to our community. We need more artists, billboard that's popped up around town with the name of what's supposedly the nearest place to buy fireworks. Grab musicians, locally operated businesses and the like to the number and take a short day trip so you can make this make this small, but bustling community we have fully the best holiday yet. Get in touch with your oldest and functional. So, in short, thank you so much everyone in newest friends and have them over for a grill out and Athens. Thanks especially to the people and bands I met and the old friends I got to catch up with. It's become more drinks. You can throw a great Fourth party without breakand more clear to me through the events of this past week- ing the bank. My best advice: Cheap beer, expensive food. If you're lucky enough to have a few days off surrounding end that you can have tremendous fun in a small, Georgia the holiday, try to get out to the river. This time of year is city during the summer. You just have to be adventurous prime floating dates. and make plans for yourself. On one of the weekend nights, make it a point to head To start things off: I have to do a bit of self promoto Theatre Macon to check out one of their incredible tion, but simply because I'm really excited about someperformances of The Rocky Horror Show. I can only thing. I'll be getting to play music alongside some of my imagine what some of the costumes are going to look like. very good friends and some of Macon's finest musicians this coming Saturday at The 567 Gallery Stage. Attractive I get back to Macon just in time for Little Tybee (Atlanta) and Do It To Julia (Asheville) at The Females is the name. Rookery with none other then the always This will probably be the soulful Amy Godwin. This goes on Saturday very first and last show, so I the 9th at 10:00pm. Another one I wouldn't would love for you to come see miss out on. I'd encourage you to check out us. Baby Baby (Atlanta), Eva Little Tybee. They were voted as one of Collider (Columbus), and PASTE Magazines best performances at Macon's own Floco Torres will SXSW in Austin, Texas this year. be there as well. There's not For the past few weeks, I've been trying really a good reason to miss out out as many local restuarants as I can. Like on this one. Plus, I've aleady said, Joe Bear's BBQ has been at TheBlueIndian.com is presentthe top of my list, as has Edgar's Bistro and ing 3 other shows in Macon this Saturday, July 9th, the ever faithful Rookery. I'm constanlty month with a large variety of impressed by their staff, service, and food music, so if you have to miss TheBlueIndian.com presents quality. There are some seriously talented peoout, you have other options. Little Tybee^ (Atl), Do It To Julia ple in this town. I really would like to know Your best bets for some great (Asheville) and Amy Godwin what you and your friends do to pass time live music in Macon would (Macon) at The Rookery. around here so, send me some information and either be The Rookery, The I'll write about it. Seanppritchard@gmail.com Hummingbird, The Golden 10pm, 21+, $5 BY SEAN PRITCHARD
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With an alias name of "WarTown", Steve and Mike are better known simply as "Steve & Mike" - who have played music in one form or another together for over 25 years. You will quickly realize that our sound is much bigger than you expected, with our own backing basslines, percussion, and various other instruments too numerous to count. With a performance list of well over 100 songs, our palette of covers runs through a variety of artists and styles. A long time staple of the Warner Robins music scene, the guys have been getting gigs in Macon as well, playing Wild Wing on July 8.
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Name a song you've listened to in the past 24 hours? MIKE: “Rope” by the Foo Fighters STEVE: "Life is Beautiful" - by SIXX A.M. What was the first album you bought with your own money? MIKE & STEVE: I think it was AC/DC Back in Black in 1980. "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" Whose band t-shirt do you wear proudly? MIKE: ReHab 'Bartender I Really Did It This Time..." STEVE: Bonepony Recommend a band our readers must hear now? STEVE & MIKE: Homeless Hill from Warner Robins, take a listen at facebook.com/homeless-hill.
What’s your favorite local happy hour spot? MIKE: I enjoy Kippers for drinks in Warner Robins. STEVE: Kippers Sports Grill in Warner Robins & The Cavern in Bonaire Favorite local independent restaurant? MIKE: El Cotija Mexican Restaurant in Warner Robins, Mixed Fajitas and mucho cerveza! STEVE: Benson's Steak & Sushi located on S. Houston Lake Road in Warner Robins. I love the Sesame Chicken!
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MY WEEK WAS COOLER THAN YOURS Dylan York’s guide to getting down; he recaps what you may have missed sitting on your ass these past two weeks “Dude, it’s cool, I work here. I have to take this trash out later anyway.” I was waiting in line to use the bathroom at a bar in Athens when an employee walked in and began to urinate in the trashcan. Will Thompson had asked me to come up to help promote and shoot a show headlined by Contraband and Macon’s own DJ Street Urchin. I drove up on Monday in a borrowed Buick and in the course of four days ran on something like 15 hours of sleep total. With a Back City Woods show the previous week at 40 Watt and the show that week Will has his sights set on bridging the gap between the Macon and Athens scenes. Will is a friend of mine and I hadn’t seen him in months so I jumped at the opportunity to collaborate with him. The first night I arrived I was introduced to several very cool people including a girl who does booking for the 40 Watt. We had spoken on the phone the previous week over a concern with the Back City Woods show and I instantly made myself feel creepy by recognizing her by her voice. Will and I began the night at a downtown bar and ended it by breaking into a pool at 4 in the morning in a neighborhood which no one in our group lived at. The week continued along similar lines until the show that Thursday. The show, hosted by Atlanta Hip-Hop duo The Adult Film Stars, had been a success and was well worth the lack of sleep and the steady diet of PBR, granola cereal and strong black tea I’d been enduring throughout the week. I missed Macon, though. The previous Tuesday had brought a pretty amazing show to The 567. Headlined by Athens locals Space Ghost and featuring Chris Bell and Texas-based Sick Sea, the show had been both eclectic and amazing. The 567 was a stop on Sick Sea’s first tour east of Texas. BCW bassist Mike Collins’ and I marveled at the drummer’s skill and use of cowbell and their frontwoman’s “too clean to be indie” vocals. Joy Division-esque Space Ghost brought a sound and a stage presence that was like something I hadn’t seen in Macon before. Their drum and synth-driven music carried their frontman’s lyricism and on-stage antics to a level that surpassed their own youth. Recently The 567 has been a favorite venue of mine in Macon. They’re a church on the weekend, which is seemingly icky to some people within the indie culture. However, their openness in bringing secular shows has proven to be successful and their collaborations with The Blue Indian and their in-house booking agent Jordan Welsh has made The 567 the new indie hub for Downtown Macon. Along with the Golden
Bough bookstore, The 567 is leading the way toward progressive booking within our scene. Following suit is their next door neighbor and my favorite place to meet with friends in the daytime, The Rookery. Recently The Rookery has revamped their in-house PA system and has begun to book bands on a steady basis. Their weekly Sunday Jam has solidified itself as a forum for local artists, but their status as venue is slowly shaping itself into something altogether great. I was asked to shoot a show there this past Saturday for the band Broken Bootstraps. The Rookery, of course, is a restaurant first and a venue second and I’m sure owner Chad Evans doesn’t want to see a return to the days when that role was reversed and the floors were constantly sticky. Regardless, an ear has been kept to the scene and The Rookery has become an outlet for musical creativity within Downtown Macon. I also appreciate their new business model of hiring a wait staff comprised solely of really cool guys and really cute indie girls.
This summer has been amazing so far, I’m excited to see what the rest of the season holds. I want to see more shows featuring singer/songwriter Amy Godwin. I saw Amy
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for the first time last summer at Atlanta’s Wonderoot venue opening for her boyfriend Christian’s band Christ, Lord. She is one of the most talented individuals I have ever met in my life. I’m also looking forward to a return from Columbus’ Stereomonster later this month. I finally got a chance to hear some of Mag Tard’s new album, I wrote about their album release show in my last column but I just haven’t had the time to sit and listen to anything from it. Needless to say the tracks I have heard were upbeat alt-rock amazingness. Also, if you’re downtown be on the lookout for messages in bottles, there’s a strange collaboration on the horizon.
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How long have you been doing what your doing? 3 Years What do you like about your job? The freedom of being outside each day rather than being behind a desk. Meeting new people is a perk as well.
ing an ice cold Budwieser at each one.
Do you get thanked often? Yes. I bump into a lot of people at stores I deliver to that thank me for delivering their favorite product each week.
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How do you beat the heat? Hanging out in the coolers a little longer than required sometimes.
Who is your Hero of Summer? Derek Jeter
Ultimate vacation if expenses didn’t matter? Spend an entire summer going to every major league ballpark in the US and hav-
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Age 46 Measurments Living Large How long have you been doing what your doing? Established my business, The Pool Guy in 2002. What do you like about your job? What’s not to like about working outside in the beautiful Georgia weather, making my own hours and every now & then surprising a topless sunbather. Do you get thanked often?All the time, people love a crystal clear, blue swimming pool How do you beat the heat? I work around swimming pools, When I’m hot I just jump in! (besides im usually home inside by early afternoon)
a t m a t m Age 32 How long have you been doing what your doing? I’ve been a car hop at Sonic for ten years.
Ultimate vacation if expenses didn’t matter? My family & myself LOVE the Bahamas, we try & visit there twice a year if not more. What are your usual plans for a weekend? When im not rockin’ with my band 2FingerJester I can be found surrounded by family & friends around my swimming pool. Who is your Hero of Summer? all the public service people that keep us safe. What’s your advice to our reader’s trying to have fun this summer. It doesn’t cost alot of money to have fun its more important who you’re with then where you are... but if you wanna have a GREAT time come party with 2FingerJester!
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l e m l e m a pretty good supply of Cherry Limeade when you get too hot here.
at t ma l el me m tom my as j n o a t m l a e m m t l e m tom my jona s What do you like about your job? The People. We’ve got great staff and great customers. It’s a lot of fun working at Sonic. Do you get thanked often? Oh yes. I even have nicknames from the regulars that come thru the drive-thru, some of them are Superwoman, Tiny and Trouble.
How do you beat the heat? Make sure I’m off by two. Just kidding. We’ve got
Ultimate vacation if expenses didn’t matter? I’d go to Israel, Holy lands.
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What’s your advice to our reader’s trying to have fun this summer. Keep Hydrated, have fun, get out and do something.
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HUTTO’S ELECTION PREDICTIONS RICK HUTTO City-wide councilman and published author
ong before I learned I would not have an opponent in my campaign for re-election to Macon City Council, I told several people that I did not look forward to the summer and fall election season. I greatly fear that it will devolve into a campaign based largely upon the black/white issue of race. As the only white city-wide candidate without opposition, I am particularly aware of how much damage can be inflicted when someone tries to “pull the race card” without justification, as someone recently tried to do to me. The worst part for me was the lack of friends – of either race - who offered to refute the charges without being asked. While everyone agreed they weren’t true, no one volunteered to step forward publicly to say so. In case you missed the most recent voter registration figures for the City of Macon, you should be aware of these facts: • In 2007, Macon had 39,462 registered voters; • Since, the number has risen 20% to 47,462
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• The number of registered white voters shrank 1% to 14,671 • The number of black registered voters rose by 30% to 30,613. Obviously the surge in black registration owes a great deal to the campaign and election of President Obama. Even though Georgia remained in the Republican camp in the 2008 presidential election, Bibb County voted solidly Democratic (Obama received 38,987 votes while McCain received 27,037). Within the city limits the Democratic percentage was much higher. Among the four candidates for Mayor (we will dismiss the bizarre write-in candidacy of former Republican David Cousino), three are black and only one – the incumbent – is white. Interestingly, one candidate, Paul Bronson, is an articulate young black firefighter. He was required to give up his city job – with no promise of being reinstated – in order to run. That rule was put into effect when Dominick Andrews, an active Macon police officer (and son-in-law of the police chief), ran against former Mayor Jack Ellis. What makes that requirement particularly distressing to me is the fact that the current
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uly 19th is the most important day in our community’s history as Macon and Middle Georgia will be voting on several key races that will most certainly affect our future as well as the future of our children. In one fell swoop we can clean out the commode of our local government by flushing out the refuse that has clogged us up for decades by voting Elaine Lucas, David Lucas, Robert Brown and C. Jack Ellis out of office once and for all. In the past several weeks, I have seen solidarity arise around Middle Georgia that in the past has been completely unheard of as people around the mid-state have begun to realize that it is actually possible to get our stagnate community on the move again. People have put aside party differences to do what’s right for the whole community, not just for a select few individuals who think that the voters owe them a job for life while they divide our community with their smears and in some cases out right lies. (I devoted much of my last column to Elaine Lucas’ false
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accusations that the Republican Party has been behind her opponent. It was a lie then and is a lie now no matter how many times she tells it. Believe it or not, I am trying to make this article positive instead of my normal pessimistic, crumudgeonly self but it is so hard to keep a positive attitude when you’re writing about the “quadrangle of qualm and agitation” better known as Ellis, Brown and Lucas times two.) Why has Middle Georgia been held captive by these soldiers of untruth for so long? Why have we not elected them out of office sooner? We simply have not had any alternatives to vote for in their place. My friends that has changed! Each of the aforementioned dividers of our community have qualified opposition that will all heal our wounds instead of continuously pouring salt in them and pecking at us like a chicken that finds a sore on a wounded barnyard mate. We must all put aside our differences in ideology and politics for the common good of the community and get rid of career politicians who only look out for their own self interests while replacing them with solid alternatives that WILL look out for the good of all of us.
Mayor’s political aide was allowed to run statewide for Public Service Commissioner (he lost handily) without giving up one day of pay or benefits, as confirmed in our year-end budget “sweeps” when unspent salary and benefits were returned to the City’s coffers. At a recent neighborhood party, many of the attendees wanted to talk to me about the Mayor’s race. All expressed the fact that they had high hopes for the current mayor when he was elected. Almost without exception, they also expressed their profound disappointment in his administration. When I asked several how they intended to vote, one said she would just “sit it out” and not vote, another said she would “vote for that nice young guy who lives near here” (Bronson), and yet another said she would “just hold my nose and vote for Reichert.” Not exactly the kind of support needed for the Mayor in an affluent white neighborhood that would normally be expected to turn out heavily for him. How do I foresee the elections? First, on Council there will be two new unopposed members due to open seats – retired educator Louis Tompkins (whom I’ve never met) in the city-wide seat of Council president Miriam Paris (who is running for Robert Brown’s open State Senate position), and businesswoman and philanthropist Beverly Olson (whom I respect) for the open north Macon seat. Six current members are unopposed – President Pro Tem James Timley and I who are both elected city-wide, as well as Miley, Defore, Watkins,
and White who are elected within their ward. The others all have opposition and several of those challengers stand a good chance of success. I predict that at least two of the remaining seven incumbents will be defeated. And the Mayor’s race? Robert Reichert has only one hope of re-election. He must somehow win outright on primary day. Unlike four years ago when he carried every precinct in the City, that’s not going to happen this time. In a runoff with either Brown or Ellis, Reichert loses. Unemployment in Macon jumped from 6.1% shortly before he was elected to the present 12.4%, and that figure is higher than both the national and the state average. The choices are stark. Everyone is afraid of an Ellis re-election and with good reason. I was a frequent critic while he was in office, although I must admit that he never resorted to personal attacks when he disagreed with me. Robert Brown is perceived to be like a silent sphinx, but he is more like another animal – an 800 pound gorilla in the room that some would like to ignore. However, do so at your own peril. I’ve been at this political game a long time and I’ve never known a more savvy votecounter. Who would have thought that Brown would have been able to secure the agreement of Senator Cecil Staton, a conservative Republican, for Brown’s Macon-Bibb consolidation plan? I disagree with a few of its components but I’m enthusiastic that someone has finally gotten this far. So here’s my prediction – Robert Brown will be Macon’s next mayor.
As I have written before, I am an officer of the Bibb County Republican Party so I cannot and will not endorse any Democrat that is running for office. I can ask you to remember the eight years before Robert Reichert was elected Mayor of Macon. I can remind you how much of a laughingstock Macon became under Jack Ellis and his antics. From writing a letter of support to Hugo Chavez to racing down Vineville Avenue with a red light on top of his car pretending to be Barney Fife, Ellis had us on CNN more than Larry King. I can also remind you of former Senator Brown’s racial attack on State Senator Eric Johnson on the floor of the Georgia Senate all because Johnson dared to sponsor a bill that mandated legislators to pay their taxes, which by the way Brown, for health reasons, couldn’t pay. (I shouldn’t have to remind you about the property taxes he refused to pay just this past week on a house that was GIVEN to him.) And don’t forget the “white sheet” comment that he snarled at Representative Allen Peake on Close-Up aimed at Representative Bubber Epps for daring to change parties. For some reason, I can’t recall any controversy that has occurred during the past four years of the Reichert Administration. On now to David and Elaine Lucas who have clung to a death grip of power in Macon for more than 35 years since Mr. Lucas election to the Georgia House in 1975, which alone makes it time for a change on his part, but you can also throw into the pot his divisiveness, rigidity and unyieldingness to compromise as a
recipe for a political goulash no community should have to eat for any length of time, much less since Gerald Ford was President. As for her part, Elaine has vaulted herself into the position of the most divisive of the divisive. “The People’s Candidate”, as she calls herself, has done nothing for our community except try and separate us racially and politically. Who can forget her rant against former Macon City Councilman Erick Erickson, as she called him “Erick Erickkkson” trying to link him to the Klan instead of trying to meet with him to work out differences? Instead she called him a liar, a coward, a carpetbagger and a “little man”. She’s a real agent of compromise, isn’t she? (In a lesser known rant, Elaine has called Mayor Reichert a “snake-oiler” and that her opponent Chris Horne is being financed by Reichert and the Republican Party, all of which she concludes with “The truth is just thatTRUE.” I sincerely doubt that she actually knows the meaning of the word truth as it certainly not in her vocabulary except to try and paint an opponent as a liar.) Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote “the wise know that foolish legislation (or in Macon’s case legislators) is a rope of sand which perishes in the twisting; that the State must follow and not lead the character and progress of the citizen; the strongest usurper is quickly got rid of; and they who build on Ideas, build for eternity; and the form of government which prevails is the expression of what cultivation exists in the population which permits it.”
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