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Superintendent of Clarke County School District Resigns
Athens-Clarke County
September 1, 2016
Superintendent of Clarke County School District Resigns
ATHENS, Ga. — Superintendent Philip Lanoue of the Clarke County School District resigned Tuesday, September 1st effective March 1, 2017. CCSD officials shared the news of Lanoue’s resignation with parents and other school board members following an executive session Tuesday evening. In his official statement to the CCSD, Lanoue said…
Governor Deal Declares State of Emergency for South Georgia
Northeast Georgia News
September 1, 2016
Governor Deal Declares State of Emergency for South Georgia
Governor Nathan Deal issued a state of emergency for several counties in south Georgia in response to the incoming tropical storm Hermine. Georgia’s Emergency Operation Command recommended the state of emergency. It will be in effect starting at noon on September 1 and ending at midnight on September 3. Governor…
Innovation in Health Education: Designing Medical School of Tomorrow
Health
May 13, 2016
Innovation in Health Education: Designing Medical School of Tomorrow
How can today’s medical schools truly prepare students to care for patients tomorrow? That’s the question Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld said curriculum designers at America’s medical schools need to ask more often. The structure of medical education has changed little over the last hundred years, said Ehrenfeld, a physician and professor…
Rural Areas Deal with Teen Sexting
Northeast Georgia News
May 13, 2016
Rural Areas Deal with Teen Sexting
Forty years ago, Presidential candidate, Jimmy Carter shocked the nation by telling Playboy Magazine that he had lusted after women who were not his wife. His declaration was a radical departure from his squeaky clean image as a peanut farmer from tiny Plains, Georgia, where he taught Sunday school at…
Strong4Life Helps Kids Love Being Healthy
Health
May 12, 2016
Strong4Life Helps Kids Love Being Healthy
Almost anyone who has visited a doctor’s office has heard the phrase “come see me in six months.” But for people seeking help with obesity, this doctor’s office classic offers shockingly little in the way of guidance. As recent headlines about weight gain among TV’s “The Biggest Losers” make clear,…
Doctors, Researchers Address Obesity, Body Image Differently
Athens-Clarke County
May 12, 2016
Doctors, Researchers Address Obesity, Body Image Differently
Few medical conditions are so frequently “diagnosed” by lay people as obesity. Because obesity is associated primarily with a visual manifestation of body weight, even those who are not medical professionals feel that it is easy to recognize an obese person who needs help. “I’ve had significant others tell me…
Athens’ Outdated Sewage Infrastructure May Endanger Local Waterways
Athens-Clarke County
May 10, 2016
Athens’ Outdated Sewage Infrastructure May Endanger Local Waterways
Advocates say sewer lines proposed by city officials are not the answer Athens’ aging sewage infrastructure, up to 100 years old in some parts of the city, is threatening local streams, rivers and drinking water. “The bulk of it is still very antiquated and, really, they’re not putting any effort…
Athens-Clarke County Citizen Police Academy Begins
Athens-Clarke County
May 5, 2016
Athens-Clarke County Citizen Police Academy Begins
Athens, GA–Grady Newsource Reporter S.K. Bowen profiles the Athens-Clarke County Citizen Police Academy.
Stitching for Glory of God at Saint Nicholas Episcopal Church
In-Depth
May 4, 2016
Stitching for Glory of God at Saint Nicholas Episcopal Church
Needlework enthusiasts gathered on February 27, 2016 to work on stitching canvases for God’s glory. All are welcomed to join this two-year long project to be a part of this creative journey to show the work of God. By TJ Yi
Mother Daughter Duo Show Discipline, Joy of Dressage
In-Depth
May 4, 2016
Mother Daughter Duo Show Discipline, Joy of Dressage
Marjolein Geven, 44, is a dressage horse trainer from Eindhoven, Netherlands. She works at Poplar Place Farm to train horses in dressage competition for clients. After competing as a child, she now enjoys coaching her 8-year-old daughter, Tessa, who has an equestrian spirit like her mother. By Ansley Walker