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Margaret Walker

Margaret Walker

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Journalist, The Telegraph (Macon)

United States

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  • Get to know Margaret Walker, the Macon Telegraph’s new climate change reporter

    By Emma Brumsey, Margaret Walker Verified| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified There’s one phrase that has graced my lips an arguably annoying amount since the time I could string words together: What’s your name? That question, always followed by a slew of other questions, is a testament to two things about me. • None I’m fascinated by people and their stories• None I never shy away from asking a questionWhile in many scenarios these qualities could come across as nosy or invasive, in journalism it’s the perfect storm.

    By Emma Brumsey, Margaret Walker Verified · The Telegraph (Macon)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Historic Macon house outside the Ocmulgee Mounds will be rejuvenated. Here’s why

    By Margaret Walker Verified| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified Macon’s Urban Development Authority received a $310,000 grant from the National Park Service Friday to “restore and rejuvenate” the DeWitt-McCrary House on Hydrolia Street, according to a news release from Macon-Bibb County. The restored historic house will be the site of the new Muscogee Cultural Center, which will serve as a museum and meeting space for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, according to Alex Morrison, executive director of Macon-Bibb’s Urban Development Authority.

    By Margaret Walker Verified · The Telegraph (Macon)

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Get to know Margaret Walker, the Macon Telegraph’s new climate change reporter

    By Emma Brumsey, Margaret Walker Verified| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified There’s one phrase that has graced my lips an arguably annoying amount since the time I could string words together: What’s your name? That question, always followed by a slew of other questions, is a testament to two things about me. • None I’m fascinated by people and their stories• None I never shy away from asking a questionWhile in many scenarios these qualities could come across as nosy or invasive, in journalism it’s the perfect storm.

    By Emma Brumsey, Margaret Walker Verified · The Telegraph (Macon)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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The Telegraph (Macon)

Macon, Georgia, United States

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