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go subscribe » Keep up with local current events and subscribe to local magazines. This is your guide to your hometown magazines. To keep up with what's going on in Middle Georgia, make sure you keep up with all of them! |
goRoundTown™ guides are your internet guides to Middle Georgia. Hyperfocus on the best guides and directories in Middle Georgia including news, calendars, magazine, photos, videos, music, podcasts, books and arts. If you would like for us to include your guide into goRoundTown™ Middle Georgia or for more information about our guides, click here. |
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Produced by Macon Magazine, Midstate Magazine in cooperation with the Middle Georgia Chambers of Commerce and Robins Air Force Base , provides a newcomers'guide to the Midstate.
The chambers and the base will distribute Midstate to individuals and families being transferred or considering relocating to our area. It will also be distributed by banks, realtors, colleges and large employers to new residents and employees. The online version of Midstate Magazine simulates the magazine with the added functionality of links to event websites, sponsors, advertisers and features rich media content.
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For the best in Macon entertainment, Macon restaurants and Macon tourism, read Macon Magazine.
Macon Magazine is an award-winning bi-monthly publication with more than 45,000 discriminating readers per month. Macon Magazine emphasizes local history, arts and cultural events, homes and real estate developments plus the people and places that make Central Georgia unique.
Publishers James and Jodi Palmer are married and have four children. They both are journalists who have spent the last 20 years working for newspapers. They bought Macon Magazine in the Fall of 2000 and are committed to continuing the magazine's strong tradition of providing readers with useful, interesting stories about Macon and Central Georgia.
The Palmers enjoy hearing from readers and encourage input for new story ideas and opinions about Macon Magazine.
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The 11th Hour is an arts and entertainment alternative newsweekly found in Macon, Statesboro and Valdosta, Georgia. What began as an idea for a bar and nightclub newsletter in Statesboro, in 2001, soon evolved into a full-scale A&E publication fulfilling a leisure media void in the conventional college town. In 2003, The 11th Hour arrived in Macon and opened a main office. Macon’s version of The 11th Hour was also widely received, and distribution quickly grew to the surrounding Middle Georgia cities of Milledgeville and Warner Robins. Valdosta’s version of The 11th Hour arrived in 2004 and not only garnered a college fanbase from Valdosta State University, but is also read by supporters of the South Georgia art community.
The 11th Hour reports on local politics and has featured interviews with local community and political leaders. Other one-on-one interviews featured in The 11th Hour have included Billy Bob Thornton, George Jones, Mr. Food, R.E.M.’s Mike Mills, Gregg Allman, Angie Aparo, Eddie Kirkland, the Drive-by Truckers, Widespread Panic and one of the last interviews given by Johnny Jenkins.
The 11th Hour is owned by publisher Brad Evans and his wife, art director Meagan Brown Evans. Brad met Meagan while she was a student at the Savannah College of Art, and it was not long after her graduation that they began their 11th Hour venture together. In 2005, the couple was the recipient of the Macon Arts Cultural Award.
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Georgia Music magazine is a quarterly publication covering Georgia music and entertainment. The magazine is published by the Georgia Music Hall of Fame Foundation, which is supported by your subscriptions.
Georgia Music magazine, features a calendar of music-related events, in-depth artist profiles, news, reviews, eye-catching photographs and original illustrations. The whole gamut of Georgia music is covered: rock, hip-hop, country, jazz, blues, gospel, folk, classical, R&B, bluegrass, Americana, soul and children's—reflecting Georgia's divers and innovative musical landscape.
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Find everything from our quarterly music magazine Hittin' the Note to exclusive and hard to find CDs, DVDs, T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, kidswear, posters, stickers, books and other merchandise from your favorite artists. Hittin' the Note always strive to give you the best...because music matters!
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address, Macon's most innovative magazine concept, delivers components of success for business, economic development, quality of life and lifestyles. The magazine identifies the factors that nurture our economic development efforts and improve our quality of life. Additionally, the publication documents the history, challenges, accomplishments and rewards of Macon's business professionals. address is the champion for business and success in Macon.
address is a business development publication published by Imedia, Inc. in Macon, Georgia.
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Around Town North Macon is a monthly community magazine. The mission of Around Town North Macon is to build a sense of community and pride by providing residents and businesses with positive stories and timely information that spotlights local residents, organizations, and businesses operating and working together.
Around Town North Macon is free and mailed to local residents and businesses in North Macon and the surrounding area each month. Additional copies are available for pick-up at local businesses. Total distribution is 18,000+. For residents who do not automatically receive the magazine, yearly subscriptions are available for purchase.
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 Columns is a fresh new lifestyle magazine for informed Middle Georgians. Columns features stories on the people, places and events of Monroe and surrounding counties. The mission of the magazine is to promote the quality of life of those in the Middle Georgia area. Readers enjoy a range of features and regular columns in this new quarterly publication. Advertisers benefit from the vast readership and receive complimentary copies to distribute to customers and friends.
Columns is distributed to local businesses, including restaurants and in hotel rooms, and is offered free of charge to readers giving a wide reach for the advertising dollar.
Columns is owned by FSW Publishing, Inc. Forsyth businessman Eric Wilson serves as the publisher, Dewayne Strickland of Vidalia serves as the Editor-In-Chief and longtime newspaper executive Wanda Fountain is the magazine’s Managing Editor. Jay Fountain is also a partner in the publishing company. Timm Chambliss is the Creative Director.
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 Houston County Magazine Is a publication that emulates the region and its number one resource – people. Houston County’s history, growth, and prosperity have resulted in a multi-cultural community of individuals with incredible stories of strength, vision, humor, spirituality and courage. Many of these stories are passed from generation to generation – others go untold. The mission of Houston County Magazine is to discover and unfold these generational treasures and future legacies through the eyes, ears, tastes, and textures of Houston County’s historians. Houston County Magazine intends to regularly feature “Houston Heroes”, heroes that deserve the community’s appreciation whether they are the obvious or the obscure.
Houston County Magazine is published by Imedia, Inc., a full-service graphic design, printing, publishing, and technology company. Imedia, Inc. specializes in full and multi-color design, printing, and publishing for magazines, catalogs, brochures, internet technologies, and corporate image marketing.
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 M Food & Culture Magazine is a high-quality, free monthly publication concentrating on the diverse independent business establishments in Macon, Warner Robins and surrounding areas. The magazine includes all aspects of the dining scene, from grits to foie gras, as well as the unique shopping, entertainment and services in the area.We incorporate facets such as the arts, theatre, picnics to-go, music, fashion, wines, cigars, coffees, etc. — basically, accompaniments to a night on the town or a day in the park. Our dining and culture calendars are a must save for any serious foodie or patron of the arts The writing is professional, complimentary, thought-provoking, and hopefully, motivating. Our goal is to focus this areas attention and purchases towards you, the independent business.
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View our wonderful communites in every issue of ApartmentSearch Magazine & Map Guide. From Milledgeville to Perry, Warner Robins to Centerville, and all of the Macon area, we are sure that you will find a new apartment home to enjoy!
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