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Cookies During COVID-19: How One Athens Baker Adapted During the Pandemic
Baylee Marsh Thornton started her baking business, Baylee Bakes, by accident. A few candid ...
Madison County School District Will Test Students This Spring
The Madison County School District will conduct the Georgia Milestone exams to students in ...
What Can You Do About Sexual Assault in Northeast Georgia? Here Are Some Key Resources
Officers arrested the 51-year-old male suspect accused of armed robbery, kidnapping and sexual assault ...
Barrow Teachers, Parents and State Administrators Voice Concerns Over Standardized Testing Requirements
Members of the Barrow County School System community are voicing their concerns over ...
Climate Change Causing Global Rise in Temperatures, but Northeast Georgia Farmers Aren’t Feeling Effects — Yet
When Chris and Rhonda Luther planted their first blueberry bush in 2007, neither ...
Social Media Expands Opportunities In Sports News Industry
Long before Wes Blankenship was hosting a podcast for the University of Georgia Athletic ...
Local Media Weighs In On Emerging News Media Models
For local news organizations, being engaged with the local community is essential to finding ...
COVID-19 Won The Battle Against Will Ruff and The Family Recipe, But It Is Losing the War
Will Ruff of The Family Recipe discusses with Liam Monast the way his ...
UGA Students Still Talking About Justice A Year After Arbery Death
The death of an unarmed Black man in Georgia, and other deaths like his, ...
Journalists Of Color Discuss Disparity In Latinx Coverage For Northeast Georgia, Nationwide
Whoa, what do you mean by others?” This is the question that came to ...
Georgia College Political Society Sparks Conversations as Solution to Political Polarization
As a new administration rolls into U.S. political office, the divide in political ideology ...
Newsletters Present Opportunity for Audience Engagement in Newsrooms
For journalists like Walter Hickey, writing newsletters as a career offers a new ...
