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Rules of the Road: Golf Carts Cause Controversy in Jackson County
Jackson County

Rules of the Road: Golf Carts Cause Controversy in Jackson County

Pendergrass resident Cody Sorrow was giving a friend a ride home when young people on a golf cart cut him off and nearly caused an accident. “Out of nowhere, a golf cart full of presumably 12-year-olds darted out in front of me. They swerve all over the road and are…
Winder Venue Hosts First Drag Show In Barrow County
Barrow County

Winder Venue Hosts First Drag Show In Barrow County

Some Barrow County residents celebrated Halloween this year by attending the first drag show in the county.  Speakeasy at Latin Flavors, a Winder steakhouse and bar, hosted the Halloween Drag Show on Oct. 24 at 10 p.m. The drag show involved lip-synching and a costume contest, and the performers were…
Annual Madison County Toy Ride To Be Held In Honor Of Officer
Madison County

Annual Madison County Toy Ride To Be Held In Honor Of Officer

COVID-19 has impacted many events nationwide, but this year, the annual Madison County Toy Ride will be different for more reasons than this. In early September, an officer of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources was struck and killed by a car. Capt. Stan Elrod will be honored at the…
ANNOTATED: Jackson County Schools’ Nutrition Program Sees Participation Decline During COVID-19
Doing Journalism

ANNOTATED: Jackson County Schools’ Nutrition Program Sees Participation Decline During COVID-19

  In this annotation, Crysta Jones interviews Shianne Jones, a junior journalism student, to discuss the process of reporting on Jackson County Schools’ participation decline in their Nutrition Program during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Why did you choose to write this story? How did you come by this story?  Shianne Jones:…
Breaking Systemic Barriers: Children’s Media Influences Views on Diversity
Diversity

Breaking Systemic Barriers: Children’s Media Influences Views on Diversity

When I was little, I wanted to be Cinderella. I watched the Disney film on repeat, dressed up in her blue ball gown for multiple Halloweens and begged my parents to take me to Disney World so that I could meet the princess who had the same blonde hair and…
UGA Catholic Community Speaks Out On Barrett’s Confirmation
In-Depth

UGA Catholic Community Speaks Out On Barrett’s Confirmation

Amy Coney Barrett was sworn in Tuesday as the new Supreme Court justice, just a little over a month after the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.  Barrett was nominated on Sept. 22, 2020, four days after Ginsburg’s death, and the time it took between her nomination and confirmation was…
Voting on Election Day? Here’s What You Need to Know on Nov. 3
2020 Election

Voting on Election Day? Here’s What You Need to Know on Nov. 3

The 2020 general election is just days away, and despite the surge in early voting numbers, many voters will choose to vote on Election Day, which is Nov. 3. Voting in person on Election Day comes with certain rules and guidelines to ensure a fair voting procedure. Here are things…
How to Vote Absentee — The Right Way
2020 Election

How to Vote Absentee — The Right Way

An unprecedented number of Georgians voted through absentee ballots in the June primaries — around 1.15 million, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s office. While historically, only 3 to 6% of Georgians vote absentee, in the primaries almost half of the total vote was accounted for by absentees, said…
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