We began our quest Friday morning with a stop at the Kinman Christian Academy in Macon.  That's housed at Victory Baptist Church on Houston Road.  

13WMAZ Chief Meteorologist Ben Jones walked through the door with one goal in mind: find Hannah Williamson.  When Hannah saw Ben enter her classroom, she jumped out of her seat and screamed his name.  You see, this new Junior Journalist has a love for meteorology and Ben is her favorite anchor. 

When asked why she'd make a good Junior Journalist, the 12-year-old excitedly said, "Because I want to be a chief meteorologist."

Before our crew left for the day, Hannah had a little piece of advice for Ben.  "Give me a ring whenever there is bad weather," she said.  She also demonstrated her ability to give a weather forecast.

The next stop on our agenda, Fort Valley Middle School.  That's where we found 11-year-old Hillary Fobbs-Glenn. 

The night watchman at downtown Macon's Fickling Building probably doesn't see too many visitors at 2 a.m.

Early Thursday, one came calling on four legs.Here's a still photo from the building's surveillance camera, taken around 2 Thursday morning.

Don Laurens, the Ficking Company's director of property management, says the watchman saw the black bear come to the door, near Mulberry and Second streets, but thought it was a dog.

When the watchman got closer, Laurens said, the bear ran away toward Second Street.

He says it all lasted about 10 seconds.

Black bears are common along the Ocmulgee River in Bibb County and areas south, but are seldom seen around the downtown area. They're considered harmless to humans.

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