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‘Young Kings & Queens’—The Effects of Childhood Poverty in Athens
The city of Athens is home to the University of Georgia, a school known ...
Quilting Creates Common Threads Across Generations
If you want to know about quilting, Frances Arnold is your woman. Arnold, who ...
24 Years After Death of Edward Wright, What Does Public Think of Police Now?
Nearly a quarter century ago, Edward Wright, a 20-year-old unarmed black man, was shot ...
Sustainable Agriculture as Welfare and Healthcare
When the sun rises and many people are still fast asleep, Matthew Schneider and ...
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Can Foster Homes Keep up with the Increase of Children Entering the Foster Care System?
Dr. John DeGarmo lost his first child 23 years ago. This loss fueled a ...
UGA Student Shares Her Texting And Driving Story
Karla Dougan, now a freshman at UGA, was texting and driving on Dec. 31, ...
Forensic Sketch Artist Who Sketched Recent Suspect Has Solving Crimes Down to an Art
When a crime is committed, Kelly Lawson takes matters into her own hands. Kelly ...
Michael Gabriel: Firefighting For His Community
When Michael Gabriel makes the walk to Engine No. 1 every day, he knows ...
Sweet Olive Farm Owners Committed to Business of Rescuing Animals For Nearly a Decade
Two women in Winterville, Ga., have spent the last nine years rescuing animals from ...
Gov. Kemp Signs Georgia Medical Marijuana Bill
Gov. Brian Kemp signed House Bill 324 on April 17, allowing for the production, ...
Reviewing the Immense Power of Prosecutors
The official who holds the most power in the criminal justice system may not ...
UGA Student Launches Cookie Business From Scratch
At 4 a.m. on a weekday, most University of Georgia students are still asleep, ...
