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Grant Blankenship
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Reporter and Editor, Georgia Public Broadcasting
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Culture, Sports Diverse & Ethnic Affairs, History Education, Politics
I don't cover local, daily life, only issues relevant to society.
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By Grant Blankenship Verified| The Macon Newsroom@ By now, you probably know the road from immigrant to citizen can be long and arduous, regardless of what the first step on that road looked like for the person who eventually raises their hand to take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States. Wednesday in Macon, 22 people from 15 different countries stepped off that road and into the full rights of U.S. citizenship in a ceremony at the Bootle Federal Courthouse in Macon.
By Grant Blankenship Verified| Georgia Public Broadcasting Verified By now, you probably know the road from immigrant to citizen can be long and arduous, regardless of what the first step on that road looked like for the person who eventually raises their hand to take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States. Wednesday in Macon, 22 people from 15 different countries stepped off that road and into the full rights of U.S. citizenship in a ceremony at the Bootle Federal Courthouse in Macon.
By Grant Blankenship Verified| The Macon Newsroom@ By now, you probably know the road from immigrant to citizen can be long and arduous, regardless of what the first step on that road looked like for the person who eventually raises their hand to take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States. Wednesday in Macon, 22 people from 15 different countries stepped off that road and into the full rights of U.S. citizenship in a ceremony at the Bootle Federal Courthouse in Macon.
Company Info
Georgia Public Broadcasting
Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) is a statewide public broadcasting network in Georgia, established in 1960. Originally known as Georgia Educational Television, it launched WGTV, the state's second educational television station. GPB has since expanded to offer both television and radio services, delivering educational, cultural, and community-focused programming throughout Georgia. GPB Television operates nine channels, featuring a range of content including documentaries, children's shows, and local productions. GPB Radio, with 20 stations, provides news, educational content, and cultural programming. The network also covers sports, particularly high school football, through programs like GPB SportsCentral and PrepSports. Additionally, GPB plays a vital role in community events and public safety by broadcasting important information and emergency alerts. In 2025, GPB plans to unveil a new strategic initiative and rebranding to mark its 65th anniversary, aiming to enhance its mission and better serve the people of Georgia.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
+1 404-685-2400
Founded: 1960