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Mary Helene Hall
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Reporter, The Macon Melody
Macon
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Biography
Mary Helene is a reporter from the Alabama Gulf Coast covering Middle Georgia. She graduated from Mercer University’s Reg Murphy Center for Collaborative Journalism in 2023, where she served as editor-in-chief of The Mercer Cluster. She was a member of the 2023-24 Poynter-Koch Journalism and Media Fellowship. You can find her previous work in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, AL.com, The Macon Telegraph and Georgia Public Broadcasting.
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By Mary Helene Hall Verified| The Macon Melody Verified Walking past a booth filled with hand-woven, multicolored rugs at the Cochran Country Fest, you’d never guess that those products led to the recovery of a man who had once thought his life was over. After having a kidney transplant that led to a series of strokes, Ron Wilderman thought there were things he’d never do again. His handwriting would never be the same, holding utensils steady while eating was impossible, and he had trouble walking without assistance.
Twiggs schools Wellness Center offers health services to students and families in need, free of charge – The Macon Melody
By Mary Helene Hall Verified| The Macon Melody Verified This story was originally published in the Times Journal Post. Now that the school year is back in swing, the Twiggs County Public Schools Wellness Center is open for business again for the 2024-25 academic year. The center, which has received nearly $1 million in grant funding, serves the students, faculty and staff of Twiggs public schools in addition to their families. No health insurance is required, and Medicare and Medicaid are accepted.
By Mary Helene Hall Verified| The Macon Melody Verified Walking past a booth filled with hand-woven, multicolored rugs at the Cochran Country Fest, you’d never guess that those products led to the recovery of a man who had once thought his life was over. After having a kidney transplant that led to a series of strokes, Ron Wilderman thought there were things he’d never do again. His handwriting would never be the same, holding utensils steady while eating was impossible, and he had trouble walking without assistance.
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The Macon Melody
Macon, Georgia, United States
'+1 478-200-7403