The 11th Hour

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The things making our world just a little bit better | by brad evansWe LikeA buddy of mine put a fly fishing rod in my handsthis week, and I can’t stop thinking about it.Swimming out to the rocks down at WaterworksPark and standing there for hours casting is some-thing I can see myself doing a lot this summer. The180-acre park has also expanded their hours and isnow open Wed - Sunday 9am-7pm. AmersonWater Works Park is an extraordinary piece ofproperty with two miles of river frontage and a mix-ture of undeveloped forests, meadows, and wet-lands. It has several high bluffs overlooking theriver that provide some of the most dramatic viewsin this area. You should definitely spend lots oftime their this spring. Turkey season also startsthis week. Some friends and I are headed out toOaky Woods this coming weekend for aTurkey/Hog Hunt at a relatives hunting camp and

I’m hoping for my first Gobbler, and certainly awooly hog or two.

I’m really not much forpopular fiction. I’ve beenon a history kick for toomany months to countlately, so I know I’m late tothe ballgame on theDragon Tattoo Books.But damn, if you can getthe names straight theycan provide you some funrides throughout the coming beach months.

I’ve listed Rodeo Beach in this column before asbeing one of the coolest stores in Macon.

Obviously, many of you agree since you votedthem the best local store in Macon at this year’sReaders Choice Awards. I’ve known the galsthere for a while, but they took me out to dinnerlast week and I made some new friends, somethingI’m not really good at doing. If you haven’t checkedthe store out, I guarantee you that they have some-thing you will want in there, if you like the outdoors.

We’ve not made any sort of formal announcement,haven’t really posted a bunch of ultrasound photoson Facespace or anything, it’s just really not ourstyle. But those that know us know that my wifeMeg is pregnant. Fifteen weeks in, it’s just about allwe can do to keep from smiling every time we lookat each other. And that is something I like morethan anything right now.

As some of you remember whenthe 11th Hour first got toMacon, one of our first “Oh

Crap” moments came when the BoardChair of Cherry Blossom prevented usfrom being a media sponsor for the fes-tival because she was also publisher ofthe Telegraph. She went as far as writ-ing all the non-profits in the area letters,which we have copies of, telling themthat if they supported us, they would notbe supported by the Telegraph.

We made a little stink about it, pub-lishing the letter she wrote to the non-profits, and in many ways the incidentwas a big reason why folks started tak-ing us seriously. Now we get along withthe Telegraph just fine, as well as theirnew publisher, and we’ve worked sideby side with Cherry Blossom since.

This year, I was asked to come onboard to help put together the streetparty and had the great pleasure of get-ting to know Ms. Karen Lambert in theprocess. I’d known Karen through hertour at the Grand Opera House, and Ithink she’s done a great job holding thereins of Macon’s largest Festival. Last

year’s street party was a line up out ofthis world, if only the weather wouldhave cooperated, it would have been thebiggest ever, and I think this year mightjust be yet. (Only a 30% chance of rainso far.)

But once all the free ice cream iseaten and Cherry Blossom is over, Ms.Lambert takes on an even bigger chal-lenge, filling her mother’s shoes at thePeyton Anderson Foundation. Lordknows where this city would be if itweren’t for grant money, and folks likeThe Community Foundation, TheKnight Foundation, and PeytonAnderson have kept this town on therise for as many years as I’ve been here.Ms. Juanita Jordan, Karen’s mom, hasbeen featured on the cover of our maga-zine as one of the most powerful womenin Macon, doling out funds that helpsome of the most important organiza-tions in our community. I don’t thinkthere is a better person to fill those shoesthan Karen, especially after witnessingher work during this bear of a festival.So to Ms. Juanita, thank you, and to Ms.Karen, Good Luck!

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We Want to Hear Macon Singing“Take Me Out to the Bears Game!”

How many baseball teams have we seen come and go in our own backyard?Macon, look no longer, because the Mercer Bears want to be Macon’s home-town baseball team, and to prove it, we are inviting the whole town of Maconout as our special guests Saturday, March 31st at 4:00 p.m. at Claude SmithField at Mercer University! Everyone from Macon or Bibb County gets inFREE! All you have to do is bring your family or friends and show us you area Maconite!

There are several great reasonsto call the Mercer Bears our home-town baseball team. First, MercerBaseball is a winning team. Afterwinning the 2010 A-Sun champi-onship and being the runner-up in the2011 A-Sun Championship, we areconfident that 2012 will be just asmemorable. It has definitely startedout on the right note with a currentrecord of 14-7 for the 2012 season.Second, the Mercer Bears are a great group of athletes for the young peoplein the community to model. They work hard on the field and in the classroom,and they have great character. Third, the atmosphere at the game is laidback and fun for the entire family. There are AWESOME Contests and thechance to win AMAZING Prizes. There is even a grassy area past right fieldto hang out, grill, and enjoy the beautiful spring afternoons.

ALL OF MACON, come out and fill the stands and the outfield to sup-port your MERCER BEARS and see why Mercer is Middle GA’s HometownBaseball Team! Please contact Abby Butt at 706-373-6202 for more informa-tion or to schedule an interview.

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TOUR-IST FOR A DAY

Spring is definitely in the air. (As evidenced by the film of pollenaccumulating on cars and anything left outside for more than an hour.)These next two weeks offers Middle Georgians a plethra of events toget outside and enjoy the mild temps, blooming streetscapes and thediverse cultural activities offered around the area. So grab the Nasonexand head for the door, ‘cause these next couple of weeks are going tokeep you very busy!

Starting the week of March 19th, Macon’spollen count is off the charts, that’s “VeryHigh” in technical terms. Tree pollen fromOak, and Pine are the main culprits forthat runny nose and itchy, watery eyes.But if the blooming splendor of Macon’sCherry Trees have you in awe, instead ofawchoo, consider taking the Cherry Blossom Riding Tour.

Join this guided bus tour of the Cherry Blossom Trail thatintrigues passengers with stops at the Woodruff House andSt. Joseph Catholic Church. Central City Park departureMarch 19-24; 1 p.m.; Arrive 15 minutes prior; $10

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Rock Candy ToursTHRU SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 10amRock Candy Tours will start off each Cherry Blossom Festivalday from Saturday-Saturay, with a "Wop-bop-a-loo-mop-a-lop-bam-Bloom," as groups meet at 10 am daily at beautifulWashington Park in the heart of Macon's College Hill historic dis-trict. From the Architect of Rock & Roll Little Richard to OtisRedding, the Allman Brothers Band, Capricorn Records and evenmusician of the Old South Sidney Lanier, this two-hour guidedwalk takes in the best of what makes Macon a music lover'smecca, set against the city's beautiful blooming backdrop. Visitorswill see the homes, offices, crash pads and favorite haunts ofsome of Southern music's most legendary players, as well as hearabout the backstage cast of characters who played a crucial role intheir catapult to fame.

The Tour begins at Washington Park on Magnolia Street,between College Street and Spring Street. $15 per person cash orcheck only; group rates available. Walking tour over hilly terrain;wear comfortable shoes. "Combined with the Festival's famousCherry Blossom Riding Trail Tour, these two offerings round outanyone's - local or visitor - festival tourexperience in our beautifulcity," said Ruth Sykes, spokesperson for both groups.

Riverside Cemetary Spring Spirit StrollMARCH 23 - 25Riverside Cemetery was estab-lished in 1887 as a privatecemetery located above theOcmulgee River and has oper-ated as a not-for-profit entitysince the 1940’s. The HistoricRiverside CemeteryConservancy has been estab-lished to preserve, protect, edu-cate, and help enrich the ceme-tery's relationship with its com-munity. The Conservancyworks directly with RiversideCemetery to provide both enter-taining and educational events and programs, and thankfully thisincludes the popular “Spirit Strolls.”

Stroll back in time into the Civil War and Emancipationeras on a one hour guided tour featuring actors in costume atgraveside who bring to life stories of selected individuals buriedin the cemetery. Told from the points of view of, not only sol-diers, but also women and children, African-Americans andUnionists as well as Confederates. Cost - $10 per person. ContactInformation for event [email protected]

Ocmulgee Monument Lantern Light ToursMARCH 23 - 25Guide yourself or enjoy a tour guide for this one-mile candlelitwalk along the lantern light trail. Choose from a guided tour onthe 1/2 hour or self-guided walk. The Ocmulgee NationalMonument is located at 1207 Emery Highway, Macon.Gates openat 7:30 p.m., close at 9:00 p.m. $5 for visitors 13 years or older;12 and under: Free 478.752.8257; nps.gov/ocmu

Second Sunday Brunch and SoapBox Derby SUNDAY, APRIL 1Join College Hill for the return of a Corridortradition, Second Sunday Brunch, onSunday, April 1, in WashingtonPark! April's event falls on thefirst Sunday of the month(changed due to Easter) andfeatures Macon's own JuBeeand the Morning After.

This afternoon of freemusic starts at 1 p.m. and isfollowed by the MagnoliaStreet Soapbox Derby,which takes place from 3-5p.m. along Magnolia St. Asalways, Michael’s onMulberry will have boxedlunches and Sunday appropriate cocktails available for purchase. This is event is free andopen to the public. Bring your kids, dogs, blankets, chairs, picnic and friends for an afternoonon the rolling banks of scenic Washington Park.

The Big House “Back Yard Boogie” SATURDAY, MARCH 31The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House is kicking off ourBack Yard Boogie music series. On March 31st, music will begin at 5:00pm with the soulful sounds of Louise Warren. Louise has been gracing

the stages around the region and electrifying fans and audiences with herblues soulful voice. Following Louise Warren will be The Back CityWoods starting at 6:30pm. Back City Woods is no stranger to the stages of

Macon. The Alternative/Americana styled band will have your feet stompingand heads bobbing in just a matter of minutes. These guys are full of energyand always a crowd pleaser. Col. Bruce Hampton has been making music since

he formed his first band in 1963. The Colonel has been in constant motion eversince leaving a trail of memorable live performances with his many bands, including The LateBronze Age and Col. Bruce Hampton and The Aquarium Rescue Unit. The Colonel’s bandfeatures Lawson Feltman, Duane Trucks, and Kevin Scott. Still rolling down the road, Col.Bruce continues his quest for the tonal center at each exit #6.

Admission is $10, lawnchairs and blankets welcome, no outside food or beverage please.For more information, call 478-741-5551 or www.thebighousemuseum.org

12th Annual Bluebirds & Bluegrass FestivalSATURDAY, APRIL 7, DAUSET TRAILSThis fun-filled event is FREE and offers something for the entire family. Children 10 years andyounger may enjoy an Easter egg hunt at 11:00 a.m. (Egg hunt begins punctually at 11:00 a.m. -Line up early). Don't miss a special appearance by the Easter Bunny. Also enjoy moonwalks, spi-der-bungee jump, rock climbing wall, and more. There will also be booths represented by wildlifeand outdoor recreation organizations.

Food and drink will be available to purchase throughout the day. There will be plenty of pic-nic tables arranged to enjoy the music while you eat. Live music for the day includes Grassline,Packway Handle Band, and JR and the Apostles. 360 Mount Vernon Church Rd, Jackson. Formore info call (770) 775-6798.

In the early 1980's, Dauset Trails was primarily a rehabilitation center for injured and orphanedwildlife. These animals were given exhibits for protection and display and gradually grew tobecome the Animal Trail. See cougars, barn owls, reptiles and more! No admission.

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3.23SPRING SPIRT STROLL AT RIVERSIDE CEMETARYStroll back in time into the Civil War andEmancipation eras on a one hour guided tourfeaturing actors in costume at graveside whobring to life stories of selected individualsburied in the cemetery. Told from the pointsof view of, not only soldiers, but alsowomen and children, African-Americansand Unionists as well as Confederates. Cost- $10 per person. Contact Information forevent [email protected]

OCMULGEE NATIONAL MONUMENTLANTERN LIGHT TOURSOcmulgee National Monument will be hav-ing their annual Cherry Blossom LanternLight Tours. March 16-25 Guided RangerTours 7:30p.m., 8:00p.m., 8:30p.m., &9:00p.m.Self Guided Tours 7:30p.m.-10:00p.m. Gates open at 7:30p.m. and closeat 9:30p.m. See Ocmulgee at night and learnthe history and culture of the MaconPlateau. Tours start at the visitor center goesto the Great Temple Mound which was builtby the Mississippians 1000 years ago. Cost$5 for ages 13 & up. Ages 12 & under free.

SATURDAY

3.24MACON STATE COLLEGE PRESENTSOPERA SINGER ALLAN EVANSKeynote address and performance by AllanEvans accompanied by Carol Goff, pianistArts Complex Rehearsal Hall, MaconCampus, 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. A reception willbe held in the Arts Complex lobby at 5:30.A part of annual Macon State College ArtsFestival, all events are free and open to thepublic. Allan Evans was born in Macon,Ga., but his talents as an opera singer havetaken him far from his hometown. Mr.Evans is a longtime resident of Mannheim,Germany, where he continues to performand teach.

CHERRY BLOSSOM STREET PARTYParty on the pavement in Downtown Maconwith Rodney Atkins, LayneStevens,Gasoline Brothers on the Cherry Plaza Stageand Digital Underground, Nappy Roots andBo Ponder on the MLK stage. Gates open: 5pm, Tickets: $12 in advance; $20 day ofshow. Cherryblossommacon.com

ARENA FOOTBALL IS BACK INMACON! MACON STEEL KICK-OFFGAME AT MACON CENTREPLEXMacon Steel vs. Carolina ForceThe new Macon Steel will be kicking offfun times and exciting football action thisMarch 24th when Arena Football returns tothe Macon Coliseum! Coached by ErvinBryson, this sure-to-be champion teamneeds your support as they take on otherAmerican Indoor Football League competi-tors from around the country. Go Steel!Tickets $8.50 and up.

TUESDAY

3.27MERCER ORCHESTRARising star conductor Robert Treviño takesup the baton to lead the Mercer Orchestra inits final concert of the Spring season, inFickling Hall at the McCorkle MusicBuilding on the Macon campus of MercerUniversity. The program begins at 7:30 p.m.Admission is free and open to the public.For more information call (478) 301-5751.Described as “incisive and thrilling”(Chicago Classical Review), the young con-ductor will also conduct the Macon

Symphony Orchestra with guest artist JuliaSiciliano, piano, in aprogram titled “GreatActs” at The Grand Opera House on March31. For more information about that concertvisit MaconSymphony.com.

THURSDAY

3.29URBAN HIKE: ARCHITENTURALSTYLES OF THE CORRIDOR5pm. Learn about styles of historical archi-tecture found in the Corridor with JoshRogers, Director of Historic Macon. Meetat the 1842 Inn, 353 College St. Free!

SATURDAY

3.31THE BIG HOUSE PRESENTS ANNUALBACK YARD BOOGIEMusic will begin at 5:00 pm with the soulfulsounds of Louise Warren. Back City Woodsstarting at 6:30 and Col. Bruce Hamptonwill take the stage at 9:30. The Colonel hasbeen in constant motion ever since leaving atrail of memorable live performances withhis many bands, including The Late BronzeAge and Col. Bruce Hampton and TheAquarium Rescue Unit. Admission is$10.00, lawnchairs and blankets welcome,no outside food or beverage please. For more information, call 478-741-5551 orwww.thebighousemuseum.org

MONDAY

4.02LECTURE “CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL” Dr. Robert Cook, Professor of History at theUniversity of Sussex (UK) and ResearchFellow at the Marcus Cunliffe Centre for theStudy of the American South, will give alecture, “Civil War Centennial: HistoricalCommemoration in the Age of Civil Rightsand the Cold War,” on Monday, April 2, at7:30 pm in the Mercer University MedicalSchool Auditorium. The lecture is sponsoredby the Georgia Humanities Council. It isfree and open to the public.

2012 PEACH STATE PROFESSIONALGOLF TOUR - THE WILD WINGCLASSIC - APRIL 2-42012 Peach State Professional Golf TourOnly two weeks remaining till the openingevent, The Wild Wing Cafe Classic at TheBrickyard at Riverside in Macon, Ga. Theentry deadline for this event is WednesdayMarch 28. All players and their families willrecieve a 10% discount on food and drinksat Wild Wing for the week of the event.April 2 - Player Meet & Greet at Wild WingCafe 7:00 p.m. Free beer and soda for play-ers, April 3- 2nd Round, April 4 - FinalRound. To register, visit pspgt.com

TUESDAY

4.03QUINTESSENTIAL JAZZ; 10THANNIVERSARY OF McCORKLEMUSIC BUILDING 7:30 p.m.Fickling Hall, McCorkle Music Building atMercer University, 1329 Adams St.Tickets $10 general admission; free withMercer I.D. Purchase tickets at (478) 301-5470 or online at tickets.mercer.edu.Grammy-nominated jazz saxophonist BradLeali comes to Townsend for a residencyand performance. Former lead alto sax forthe Harry Connick, Jr. Orchestra and CountBasie Orchestra, Leali has performed withstellar musicians Billy Joel, KidRock,Yolanda Adams and Brian McKnight. TheMercer Jazz Ensemble, under the directionof Monty Cole, joins Leali in this concert.

SATURDAY

4.07BLUE BIRDS & BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL AT DAUSET TRAILS Thisfun-filled event is FREE and offers some-thing for the entire family. Easter egg huntat 11:00 a.m. Also enjoy moonwalks, spi-der-bungee jump, rock climbing wall, andmore. Food and drink will be available topurchase throughout the day. Bands includeGrassline, Packway Handle Band, and JRand the Apostles. 360 Mount Vernon ChurchRd, Jackson. For more info (770) 775-6798.

For a complete listing of events, including ongoing exhibits, musuem hours & more visit 11thHourOnline.com

arts- Getting to Know your iPad, Tues. Feb 16, 21and March 1, 5-6pm. Cost, free! PeachMac ofMacon at Shoppes at River CrossingYou have just purchased the coolest, newest, great-est device Apple has ever created. Learn how tomaximize your iPad’s capabilities. Please join usfor an hour of hands-on experience with your newiPad 2. While not necessary, you are invited tobring your iPad along with you. DATES: February7, 16, 21, March 1 (Tuesday or Thursday)- Intro to Mac; Every Saturday thru March10:00 – 11:00am. Cost free! If you're new to theMac, or to OS X, this workshop is for you.

Middle Georgia Art Association: Free and open tothe public. Gallery open Tuesday - Friday, Noon -5 p.m. Saturday, Noon - 3 p.m. 478.744.9557.MiddleGeorgiaArt.org. 2330 Ingleside Ave.

Macon Arts Gallery The Gallery is open Tuesdaythrough Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. andSaturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is alwaysfree. For more info call 478.743.6940. 486 First St.

Open gallery exhibits at Contemporary ArtsExchange. Resident and guest artist exhibits everyFirst Friday, 7 - 10 p.m. MySpace.com/CAEMacon.2nd Floor, 590 Mulberry St.

Art on the Avenue Fine Art Gallery New monthlygallery shows. 2368 Ingleside Ave, 478-743-3720

Celebrating 175 years of history through art, arti-facts, and archives. Six-venue exhibit of WesleyanTreasures –– priceless objects d’art, silvers, textiles,archive papers, and paintings dating from the earlyRenaissance to Warhol and Dali, plus the world’s firstcollege degree earned by a woman and a special dis-play of period dresses. The exhibit runs through May25, 2012. Gallery hours: Monday - Friday, 1-5 pm.All events are free and open to the public. 757-5171.

farmer’s marketsCity Market on the Green, 9am - 1pm. EverySaturday morning in Poplar Street Park, middleGeorgia merchants, craftsmen and artisans set upbooths of locally grown produce, plants, deliciousbakery items, art, crafts and more!

Wesleyan Market every second Saturday9am - 1pm. Held monthly, this fun communityevent features a variety of locally grown and pro-duced items ranging from flowers and organic fruitsand vegetables to baked goods. Music, fun & edu-cational events also offered. Free and open to thepublic. (478) 757-5233.

Mulberry Market every Wednesday. 4:30-7pm.The Mulberry Street Market is part of the MaconMain Street Program's efforts to bring life and busi-ness to Downtown Macon, and is directed by ven-dors dedicated to the people of Macon. Find a vari-ety of all things fresh and local, from honey tobreads, seasonal vegetables to grass-fed beef.

museum hoursMuseum of Arts & Sciences. Tuesday – Saturday,10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday, 1 – 5 p.m. $4 - $8. Free forstudents & Bibb Co. residents the last Friday of eachmonth, 5 – 8 p.m. 477.3232. 4182 Forsyth Rd.Where The Wild Things Live exhibition – throughMay 13, 2012. The Museum will use its collection ofpreserved specimens to depict how wild animalsmake their homes across Georgia and the Southeast.Scenes will show habitats in the mountains of northGeorgia, to the rolling hills and river valleys of thePiedmont to the Fall Line in the middle of the state,down to the seas and swamps of the coastal plains ofsouth Georgia. Where The Wild Things Live willshow how animals adapt in areas where humanshave altered the environment.

Georgia Children’s Museum: Tuesday – Saturday10:30 -5:30, $4 per person, 2 and under free. Freeadmission on Tuesdays from 10:30 -1:30 for City ofMacon residents and First Fridays from 5:30-8:30.

The Allman Brothers Band Museum at the BigHouse in Macon. This house-turned-museum waswhere members of the Allman Brothers Band, theirroadies, friends and families lived between 1970 and1973.Call for hours. 741.5551. 2321 Vineville Ave.

Georgia Sports Hall of Fame Tuesday-Saturday,9am-5pm (admission $8 for adults; $6 for seniors,college students, & military; $3.50 children).

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RESCHEDULED FOR APRIL 25TH MERLE HAGGARD IN CONCERTat Macon City Auditorium. Due to illness, Merle was unable to performhis scheduled performance. The show has been rescheduled for April25. If ticket holders are unable to attend the rescheduled performance,refunds will be made at the point of purchase. The good news is thattickets are now still available. $35 and up; 800.745.3000.


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Multi-Media Concert Comes to MaconBlack Swan Violinist Tim Fain to perform at Wesleyan College

It's hard to contain my excitement about all the wonder-ful things happening in our local creative community.Films are being made here. The new community sup-

ported art program from The 567 Center for Renewal andMacon Arts Alliance just announced this year's crop offive Bibb County artists. The 7th Annual Fired WorksRegional Ceramics Exhibition and Sale is now thelargest exhibition of sculptural and functional pottery inGeorgia. All these things demonstrate how the creativeeconomy of central Georgia is growing and changing.Luckily, the changes are only for the better.

Another incredible event that will be taking placesoon is the presentation of "Portals" at Porter Auditoriumat Wesleyan College by the Macon Concert Association onApril 25. “Portals” is a monumental undertaking by ourlocal concert association. It is also a fine example of thehigh level of cultural riches that Macon has to offer.

"Portals" features violinist Tim Fain, as seen in “BlackSwan,” performing original work by American composerPhillip Glass along with videos directed by Kate Hackettand Phillip Millepied, choreographer for "Black Swan."

"Portals" is like no concert you have ever seenbefore. Fain stands alone on stage in front of a large screenwith a series of films on display. Those films feature spo-ken word, dance and musicians interacting with thesoloist, who is live on stage. At points, Fain is even har-monizing with himself during the show.

Hackett, director and producer of the films, said thatthe video aspect of the show can be divided into threetiers. The first tier is a group spoken word films with anarrator. These include glimpses of Fain, Glass and others

working together and collaborating online on the “Portals”project. The spoken word films also feature readings of thepoetry of Leonard Cohen and were made to look as if theyare self-recorded on a cell phone or webcam.

The second tier is comprised of concerthall footage of Tim collaborating with himselfand with a pianist in a concert hall. Thesefilms function like music videos and allowFain harmonize with himself and concertizewith a pianist who is not even in the sameroom with him or the audience. They are themost polished of the films.

According to Hackett, Fain wanted thefilms to compliment the performance and tocreate a heightened level of intimacy. Thespoken word films were to give the audiencea sense of what it is like to be involved in theartistic process. He wanted to convey the feeling of beingin a concert hall from the artist's point of view through theuse of documentary-style footage.

Fain also wanted to showcase new, American com-posers. For this reason, he will be performing an originalscore by Phillip Glass, called "Partitia for Solo Violin"which was written for the renowned violinist.

Fain also had a loftier goal–to capture the isolationthat results as a byproduct of the ways people now com-municate in the digital age. According to Hackett, this con-cert and its concepts are "all very much Tim's baby."

Early reviews of "Portals" have been spectacular.Vanity Fair said, “Violinist Tim Fain plays like a virtuosoand thinks like a cinematographer. The show, Portals, is a

smart mix of sound and vision for the Facebook visionwho love Bjork and Beethoven with equal ardor.”

The New York Times called “Portals” an “ingeniouslypractical show that Fain can take ontour, unencumbered by much morethan a laptop. His goal is to find newways to frame the music, and in thathe succeeded admirably.”

It's exciting to see nationally-renowned performances coming toMacon. It's great to see films beingmade in Macon and to see excitingnew programs like "CommunitySupported Art: Macon" being devel-oped. It's great to a see a local exhibitlike Fired Works grow into the largestsuch exhibit in the state. Arts and cul-

tural offerings in the mid-state are better than ever before."Portals" is April 25 at Porter Auditorium at

Wesleyan College. Visit portalsproject.com for tickets.Fired Works is April 14-22 in Central City Park, with thespectacular preview party on Friday, April 13. Visit fired-worksmacon.com for tickets. Community Supported Art:Macon is underway now. Visit the567.org for informationon the selected artists and to purchase shares.

Jonathan Dye is the Director of Communications forMacon Arts Alliance, a non-profit organization comprisedof more than 60 arts and cultural organizations through-out central Georgia. Visit www.maconartsalliance.org formore information.

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Bearfoot Tavern DowntownMacon’s only sports tavern with loads ofbeers on tap, 25 in bottles, great foodand flat screen tvs at every booth. LD •BAR • $ 401 Cherry Street. OpenMonday through Friday at 4:00 p.m andall day on Saturday and Sunday at noon.

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Buffalos Cafe on ZebulonYou know this place has great wings, butthey also feature a large selection of sal-ads and sandwiches, large screen tvs towatch all your favorite games and a pop-ular trivia night for the whole family. LD• BAR • $ 5990 Zebulon Rd.

CJ’s Bar & Grill You can’t really callthis bar food. Is it fried, yes, but it’s freshand so, so good! Sloppy nachos, greatburgers and chicken wraps. LD • BAR• $ 2910 Riverside Drive, 757-3262

Friends Bar & GrillServing up your favorite homestyle dish-es, along with famous burgers, chickentenders and other bar food staples.7405 Industrial Highway, 784-9191

Fowl Play Downtown Macon’s onlywing house specializing in dozens of fla-vors, bar food staples and some surpris-ing specialties, including Sloppy JoeNachos, amazing sandwiches (such as thefried shrimp po boy), entrees, salads, andmore. Also open late Thur - Sat til 4am.LD • BAR • $ 580 Cherry St

Locos Grill & PubCasual, kid-friendly, family dining.We’retalking great food, sports on the bigscreens and a full bar. Fantastic weeklyspecials and live music on the weekends.Delivery and catering also available. LDBAR • $ 2440 Riverside Drive.

Montana’s Steakhouse, ByronSpecializing in some of this areas fineststeaks, ribs, chicken & seafood. Locatedin the Peach Outlet Mall and openMonday - Sunday 11 am - 10 pm! 311 GaHighway 49 N Byron, (478) 956-0441.

Nu-Way Weiners Open since 1916,this original store with its neon sign isone of America's oldest hot dog standsand they serve secret recipe chili sauce,famous hot dogs, hamburgers, and othersandwiches. BLD • $ 430 CottonAvenue, 743.1368

The Rookery There isn’t a placedowntown that has been serving uslonger.The Rookery offers some of thebest comfort food in Macon. Burgers,Nachos, Sandwiches and daily lunch spe-cials that can’t be beat. LD BAR $ 543Cherry Street, 746-8658

Wild Wing Cafe Newly opened fran-chise at the Shoppes at River Crossing,fantastic wings in over 30 flavors, over20 brews on tap, great salads and one ofthe few dining options in North Maconthat offers live music on the weekends.LD • BAR $-$$, 477.WILD

MEXICANCaliente’s Burrito Shop We’ve allhad this style of big burrito by now, butCaliente’s does them the best. If you canhandle it, get the MOAB… if not, there’salways the Thrilla From Tha Grilla, whichis just right. LD • $ 6255 Zebulon Road

El Sombrero Witha brand new out-side dining patio, this is the place to getsome fresh, authentic mexican cuisine indowntown Macon. LD • BAR • $Located off Spring Street in theBaconsfield Shopping Center.

SEAFOODJim Shaw’s Casual dining with Macon’sbest seafood, tuna tidbits, scallops, wildGeorgia shrimp. Seperate bar area withsmoking. D • BAR $-$$ 3040 Vineville

PIZZA / ITALIANIngleside Village PizzaIVP has the best pizza in town and thebest beer selection. Keep it classy withthe white pizza and a Stella Artois or,keep it real with a slice of the ultimateand a 24-oz. High Life. LD • BAR $2396 Ingleside Avenue, & downtownacross from Mercer Univ.

Mellow MushroomIn 1974, three college students in Atlantaopened the first of what has now grownto 100 restaurants. Each one locally-owned and operated, with their own dis-tinct, funkified flavor. Gourmet pizza,original sandwiches and a large drinkmenu. Family friendly! LD • BAR • $-$$ 5425 Bowman Road, Macon.

Guiseppi’s Pizza With fresh bakedpizza and exclusive wedgies, pasta dishesand salads, this pizza place has a littlesomething for everyone. Happy hourMon-Fri 4-7pm. LD • BAR • $-$$Tom Hill Sr. Blvd.

LUNCH SPOTSAdriana’s Quick & delicious cafeteria-style lunch, serving the most authenticItalian in town, including sandwiches,soup, salads, pasta, pizza. Mon-Thur 11-5,Fri-Sat 11-6pm. L • $ 359 Third Street

Market City Café – Superb sand-wiches, homemade soups, loaded salads,pizza and pastas. Unique breakfast menuincluding gourmet coffees and teas.Dinner now being served Fridays andSaturdays featuring seafood and steakspecials. Full bar, excellent wine cellar.Full catering services on or off site.Open Tues-Thur, 7am-6pm; Friday andSaturday 7am-9pm. 502 Cherry St.,Macon 257-6612 BLD • BAR • $-$$

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Greek Corner Deli Serving deliciouslamb gyros, monster greek salads, subsand specialty sandwiches 7 days a week.One of the few restaurants downtownopen on Sundays and the only late nighteatery on Saturdays 12:30am til 3am! LD• $ 587 Cherry Street, 254.3059. Secondlocation; Greek Corner Pizza also offerscalzones, pizzas, greek firies and plenty ofready-made desserts. Forsyth Street.

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The Shamrock Dargan and his crewcook up some of the best homemademeals in Macon, including his legendaryShepard’s Pie. Plus, he’ll surprise youevery week with some interestingseafood selections. D • BAR $-$$ 342Rose Avenue, Payne City

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a room? Unfortunately, it’s not just a bad joke. Georgia’s AttorneyGeneral has determined that two members of Macon City Council

violated the state’s Open Meetings Act (although the Telegraph buried thatfact inside a Saturday edition). Some might think of laws that require openmeetings and open records to be nothing more than a nuisance but ourAttorney General has already shown he means business in ensuring that elect-ed officials follow the law when we transact the public’s business. He foundthat the Savannah City Council violated the law and the only reason he did-n’t censure or fine them was because they acted on the misguided instructionsof their City Attorney. The Attorney General also recently warned BibbCounty’s School Superintendent when he announced plans for successivemeetings in order to circumvent the law. The meetings were cancelled.

City Council’s Committee on Committees is extremely powerful butonly for about 48 hours every four years. It is comprised of the newly-elect-ed President and President Pro Tempore, as well as a third Council member(who is not serving in a city-wide position) elected by his/her peers. Afterasking all Council members to write their committee preferences in rankedorder, this small committee meets to decide who sits on which committee atthe beginning of each four-year term. There are six standing committeesrequiring five members each, so that appointment power is exercised in 30separate instances. Because there are only three members, any two constitutea quorum and thus are prohibited from meeting without public notice. It isimportant to note that the law does not say they can’t meet for the purposesof their deliberations; it merely says they cannot meet in a quorum withoutpublic notice.

When the Committee on Committees met to transact its business inDecember, President Timley offered to distribute a printed list of all Councilmembers’ committee preferences. The other two members, Schlesinger andJones, said they had no need to see them. In other words, in their arrogancethey didn’t care what our wishes were. They then each handed over a printedlist of their suggested committee assignments. Of 30 slots, their two lists dif-fered in only one. I’m not a mathematician but I’d wager the odds of having29 out of 30 be an exact match are pretty slim. Timley then voiced his strongsuspicions that the two of them had met previously and they admitted theyhad done so. In fact, Keith Moffett from the Mayor’s office admitted that theyhad met with him and the Mayor just the day before. Their later explanationwas that, as members of the clergy, they often meet as friends.

The next day, the Macon Telegraph accurately reported what transpiredat the meeting. The Attorney General’s office saw the story and called tomake sure it was reported correctly. When it was confirmed, the AG’s officeasked the City Attorney to gather the facts and submit them without a legalconclusion. The Council President also later submitted a copy of the audiotape of the meeting in which the non-public meetings were admitted.

The Attorney General then issued amemorandum of understanding which heasked that Schlesinger and Jones sign.The memo states, “council membersCharles Jones and LarrySchlesinger…met one or more times inprivate…without notice or agenda ascalled for by Georgia’s Open MeetingsAct and they were not made open to thepublic nor voluntarily disclosed to thepublic.” After laying out the chain ofevents, the memo then officially states,

“the Attorney General believes that themeetings on or before December 10,2011 by council members Charles Jonesand Larry Schlesinger were meetingsgoverned by Georgia’s Open MeetingsAct and that so meeting in private with-out notice and agenda would constituteone or more violations of the Act.”

The Attorney General took anextraordinary step to require that themeeting of the Committee onCommittees meet again to reconsider itsearlier tainted action. He also requiredtraining for Jones and Schlesinger as wellas all members of Council to reviewGeorgia’s Open Meetings Act. Takingnote that the two members deny anywrongdoing, the Attorney General gener-ously did not require them to admit guiltbut did require their signature on thememo receiving their assurance that theywill not violate the law in the future. Infact, the AG’s office will monitor theiractions for one year and reserves the right“to bring legal action for violation of thisagreement or for the violations alleged inthis agreement within 90 days after theend of that period.” Even with such a gen-erous offer by the Attorney General, thetwo have refused to sign. The rumor isthat they are betting the AttorneyGeneral’s understaffed offices will nothave the resources to pursue the matter.

Someone suggested to me that thetwo disagree with the law. The next timeI’m stopped for speeding on I-75, I thinkI’ll tell the officer I disagree with speedlimits and see how far that gets me.Maybe I’ll even ignore the ticket hoping itwill get lost in the administrative shuffle;that seems to be the position ofSchlesinger and Jones. As one friend saidto me, “I would have expected more fromtwo clergymen.” Wouldn’t we all?

Inconvenient Laws

Georgia’s Attorney General hasdetermined that two members ofMacon City Council violated thestate’s Open Meetings Act(although the Telegraph buriedthat fact inside a Saturday edi-tion). Some might think of lawsthat require open meetings andopen records to be nothing morethan a nuisance but our AttorneyGeneral has already shown hemeans business...

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BY RICK HUTTOMacon City Council

24 MARCH 22 - APRIL 6, 2012

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The Rookery 11-1am: $2 BLbottles, $4.50 well doubles, $3 Sexon the Beach and 2 for 1 Jager.

Everyday,Miller Lite buckets just$12! Wild Wing

SATURDAYSEveryday 4-7pm: $1 beers and $6domestic pitchers $2 Beers Allday Everyday, Locos

$10 Beer Buckets, 20’s Pub

Happy Hour Special 3pm-6pm &9pm-Close Mellow Macon

Game Day Specials: 2 for 1 bombsand $1 domesic draftsBilly’s Clubhouse

Game Day Specials: $3.25 Miller Lt& Coors Lt Stadium Cups• $13 Miller Lt & Coors LtBuckets Wild Wing Cafe

SUNDAYS$10 beer buckets, 20’s Pub

$7.99 Beer buckets Giuseppi’s

$3 Margaritas, Bloody Mary's, LongIsland's, Sangria's (Red or White)Happy Hour Special 9pm-CloseMacon Mellow

Live acoustic on patio, 6:30-9:30pm. $3.25 22oz Bud & Bud LtDrafts, $13 Bud & Bud Lt Buckets$3 Bloody MarysWild Wing Cafe

Lady’s Hour 7:30-8:30pm. Galsenjoy $1 Wells/DomesticsBJ’s Billiards

12:30-5: Bloody Mary BuffetLocos

FRI 3/23B Keith Williams 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive

Dead Confederate, StFrancis, Packway HandleBand Cox Capitol Theatre

Homeless HillThe Hummingbird

Electric SocialRoasted Cafe & Lounge

Midnight in MaconLocos Grill & Pub

Stephanie MartinThe Opening Act, free

UnmentionablesWild Wing Cafe

SAT 3/24David Bullard BandAP’s Hideaway

BradshawLocos Grill & Pub

tbaCJ’s Sports Bar

Atlanta Funk SocietyThe Hummingbird

tbaRoasted Cafe & Lounge

Midnight in MaconThe Shamrock

Big Daddy & Co.Wild Wing Cafe

SUN 3/11Big Mike & Booty PapasAPs Hidden Hideaway, 3pm

MON 3/12tba 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive

TUES 3/13B Keith WilliamsThe Shamrock

WED 3/14Open Mic Night Backporch Lounge

Matt PippenWild Wing Cafe, 8:30pm

THUR 3/29Eddie & the PublicSpeakersThe Hummingbird

Scott LittleWild Wing Cafe

FRI 3/30Catfish Willie20’s Pub, Riverside Drive

Karaoke every Friday!APs Hidden Hideaway

Travis BryantBilly’s Clubhouse

Lord T & EloiseThe Hummingbird

tbaRoasted Cafe & Lounge

tbaThe Rookery

Fresh HeatLocos

Justin CutwayThe Opening Act, free

From WithinWild Wing Cafe

SAT 3/31Hott with Harry Legs APs Hidden Hideaway

Baxter JamesBilly’s Clubhouse

Abby Road Live!The Hummingbird

Hannah ThomasThe Opening Act, $5

Session RoadThe Shamrock

Radio CultWild Wing Cafe

SUN 4/1Big Mike & Booty PapasAPs Hidden Hideaway, 3pm

Jazz Brunch The Rookery

MON 4/2tba 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive

TUES 4/3B Keith WilliamsThe Shamrock

WED 4/4Open Mic Night Backporch Lounge

Matt PippenWild Wing Cafe, 8:30pm

THUR 4/5Scott Little Wild Wing Cafe

Flannel ShirtThe Hummingbird

FRI 4/6Midnight in Macon 20’s Pub, Riverside Drive

Daniel WalkerBilly’s Clubhouse

Josh Daniel BandThe Hummingbird

Drunk DrawerLocos Grill & Pub

tbaThe Opening Act, free

UnmentionablesWild Wing Cafe

SAT 4/7Yesterdaze RockAP’s Hideaway

Rich King & Vic StanleyBilly’s Clubhouse

The SkeeterzThe Hummingbird

Big Daddy & CoWild Wing Cafe

THUR 4/12Stumblin ToadsThe Hummingbird


FRIDAY, MAR 23Dead Confederate, St. Francis &Packway Handle Band @ CoxCapitol Theatre A night of great Athens music. DeadConfederate is a loud buzz with lots ofindustry buzz. St. Francis, fronted byMaconite Scott Baston brings his supergroup back to a Macon stage after mov-ing to Athens a year ago and bluegrassrockers, Packway Handle Band alwaysreceive a warm welcome here. A nightfilled with fantastic music!

SATURDAY, MAR 24Street Party in Downtown Macon Rodney Atkins has had six number onehits from his first three albums, from"Watching You" and "These Are MyPeople" to his most recent smashes,"Take A Back Road," and "Farmer'sDaughter," (which quickly skyrocketed toplatinum,) and he's sold over four millionsingles in the past five years alone. Alsofeaturing the legendary DigitalUnderground and Nappy Roots. Gatesopen at 5pm. Beer vendors outside.Advance tickets $12, $20 day of show.

Atlanta Funk Society @ The Bird Started in the summer of 2010, theAtlanta Funk Society brought together acollection of some of the best musiciansAtlanta had to offer. Members include gui-tarist and vocalist Rob Lane (theApostles), bass player Kevin Scott (Col.Bruce Hampton), drummer Duane Trucksand a female vocalist and trombone play-er round out the super group.

Midnight in Macon @ Shamrock A local band inspired by Macon’s own

southern rock roots. Expect blues, classicand some country.

FRIDAY, MAR 30From Within @ Wild Wing Cafe This Warner Robins duo plays acoustichits from the 70’s to present. Excellentmusicianship and a great song selection.

Lord T & Eloise @ TheHummingbird, Macon Easily one ofthe most interesting groups to come thruMiddle Georgia, if you love GOOD kitschyrap, then this show is for you! LORD T &ELOISE are Crunk artists and performersbased out of Memphis, TN. Thetwo self-proclaimed ‘saviors of rap music”have spent the last three years touring theUnited States, sharing the stage withsome of the industry’s most importantmodern performers, and bombarding theAmerican media with their own sense ofstyle, bravado and showmanship.

SAT, MARCH 31Abby Road Live! @ TheHummingbird, Macon Initially a trib-ute to the monumental "Abbey Road"album, the band has expanded its scope to

include more than 100 Beatles tunes, fromall eras of the Fab Four's career. AbbeyRoad LIVE! is not your typical Beatle look-alike tribute act; this show is about bringingto life some of the more mature and com-plex Beatles material in a raw & spiritedfashion.

Justin Cutway @ The Opening Act Cutway writes hushed, subtle songs thatprovide lush illustrations of the world witha sense of wonder and humor. Cutway’slyrics are filled with imagery taken fromnature and sentiments borrowed fromsimpler times. His songs bypass the com-mon singer/songwriter habit of nakedintrospection. The songs are personal,yes, but a far cry from the girl, drugs, andheartbreak route favored by his peers.

Baxter James @ Billy’s Clubhouse Frontman for Macon’s favorite coverband, Tron Jackson, a rock-n-roll coverband comprised of a bunch of hooliganswho like to forget their roles as attorneys(and one member slogging through theworld of finance) by playing loud music atvenues around Atlanta and Macon. Comehere fly solo and play acoustic on Billy’snewly remodeled stage.

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The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House iskicking off our Back Yard Boogie music series. On March31st, music will begin at 5:00 pm with the soulful sounds ofLouise Warren. Louise has been gracing the stages aroundthe region and electrifying fans and audiences with her bluessoulful voice. Following Louise Warren will be Back CityWoods (Alternative/Americana) starting at 6:30.These guysare full of energy and always a crowd pleaser. Followed bythe legendary Col. Bruce Hampton and band. Bring lawnchairs, blankets, and friends for a full day of music. Foodand beverage available for purchase. Admission is $10.

Packway Handle Band @ Capitol Theatre Abby Road Live! @ The Hummingbird

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DANCE PARTY / DJ Macon’s newest dance club, Elementopen Wed-Sat!

DJ Tremendous, Macon’s best danceparty at Club Kaos Fri & Sat.

DJ Dance Party every Thursday night,Backporch Lounge

KARAOKETuesdays at 9pm, and Wed,Thurs,Sat & Sun, 8p, 20’s Pub

Thursdays 10pm, CJ’s Sports Bar

Wednesday, Friday & Sunday 8pm-until at AP’s HiddenHideaway

Wednesday and Fridays at Tara’s Tavern

Every Friday & Saturday,Friends Bar & Grill, Macon

Sundays with Brad, 9pmThe Backporch Lounge

PUBINGOEvery Tuesday night, come play withfriends, great prizes! 7-9pm 20’s Pub

TRIVIANOW TUESDAYS: Hardest Trivia inMacon 7-9pm at BJs Billiards

Tuesdays, CJ’s Sports Bar

Tuesday Night Trivia (8pm) withOutspoken Entertainment., WildWing Cafe

Trivia every Monday night with Woodyat the Backporch Lounge

Tuesday night trivia with our ownJammin’ Rivalrys

Wednesday nights, 7:30pm at Billy’s Clubhouse

Trivia with T-Bag at Loco’s everyWednesday, 8:30pm!

Every Wednesday at The Rookery,compete for $5,000 grand prize! 8pm

Every Wednesday at The Bird, 7pm.

Thursday nights 9p, The Shamrock

POKERNightly Poker 7:30p, Friends Bar

Nightly Poker 8p, BJ Billiards

Sat 2p,Wed 7p, Billy’s Clubhouse

Tues,Wed and Thur:Texas Hold ‘Em7pm at AP’s Hidden Hideaway

FeaturingRodneyAtkins &DigitalUndergroundRodney Atkins,the eastTennesseenative has animpressivetrack record

with hitting on sentiments that strike a chord with the coun-try listener: he's had six number one hits from his first threealbums, from "Watching You" and "These Are My People" tohis most recent smashes, "Take A Back Road," and"Farmer's Daughter," (which quickly skyrocketed to plat-inum,) and he's sold over four million singles in the past fiveyears alone. Also featuring the legendary DigitalUnderground and Nappy Roots. Gates open at 5pm. Beervendors outside. Advance tickets $12, $20 day of show.

Saturday, March 24Cherry Blossom Street Party

Saturday, March 31Back Yard Boogie @ The Big House

26 MARCH 22 - APRIL 6, 2012

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House for Rent! 1700 Square Feet3 Bedrooms 2 baths, Dining Room LivingRoom Den that can be Fourth Bedroom.Has an unfinished Basement. Central Heatand Air, Ready For Rent. Lease $975a Month with 1 year Lease, or $950 amonth with 2 Year. Call 478-808-6344

2008 SmartCar for two. Original owner.All service work has been done. Getsabout 45 MPG! Car has 32,000 miles.$11,000 BlueBook, but selling for $9,000(firm). Contact: [email protected]

Kitchen Help Needed at The Rookery,downtown Macon. Experience necessary.Download application at www.RookeryMacon.com

Servers wanted for fast pace restaurant,take home cash, must have reliable trans.& good driving record. Apply in person@ Locos between 2pm-5pm daily.

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In the months before their deaths, relatives say Mildred and Jewel Clevelandhad struggled living in the same house with Mildred's grown son, JasonHoward. Jobless and socially withdrawn, Howard was a disturbed man who

had been committed to a mental institution for schizophrenia following his arrestfor robbing a bank. Although his mother thought that Howard could be rehabil-itated and insisted that he live with them, relatives say her husband, Jewel, was-n't so sure. Police think that after killing and burying the Clevelands, JasonHoward continued to live in the house. He paid bills, cared for the family pets,and even took a trip to the family's vacation home. With the aid of cadaver dogs,Liberty County police found the bodies of Jewel and Mildred Clevelandwrapped in tarps and buried in a barn on June 15, 2004. An autopsy later con-firmed that both had been shot in the head and that Mildred had been beatenfirst. In his own words from a November 1994 note, Howard explained:

Let it be known that I, Jason M. Howard, can be extremely paranoid, therefore as a fugitive I willnot only be carrying firearms but explosives as well...I'm not dangerous until I am crossed or cornered,so stay away. Keep away and don't blame me for a dead tactical team. Only yourselves to blame.

For the next several years, Howard would live in the woods in Macon Georgia, in a camp he con-structed out of camouflage tarps and tents and everything else he could find. He was featured onAmerica’s Most Wanted during those years, though he would elude arrest until 2009, when Macon Policefound him breaking into a rental car. Some months later, a friend of the 11th Hour, and a cross countryrunner, came across Howard’s camp in the woods. In it three journals were found. What follows is apage of one of these journals, the first in a series of pages that look inside the head of a suspected killer.

IN MY HEADRipped from a journal of suspectedmurderer found hiding out in Macon

JASON HOWARDArrested 4/13/20094 Cts Felony Murder

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