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'The Next King' shows young audiences the power of civic action
In the jungle wilderness, civic action’s power is proudly displayed as rainforest creatures come together to elect a leader. The new short play, “The Next King,” shows young audiences how they can make a change in their communities. It’s on stage this Saturday, July 20, at the...
Emory University and Emory St. Joseph hospitals in Atlanta rank highest in Georgia
Emory University Hospital and Emory Saint Joseph are Georgia’s No. 1 and 2 hospitals, according to new rankings from U.S. News & World Report. Emory University Hospital was also nationally ranked for their cancer care. U.S. News offers rankings and ratings in three dozen different health care services, including...
Summer study abroad opportunities in Europe help Oglethorpe students grow
Oglethorpe students are using the summer to embark on life-changing study abroad experiences. For two of the students studying in Europe, the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich cultures and histories of their chosen cities is proving to be invaluable. Sydney Dooley-Smith ’26 is expanding her academic interests and pursuing a communications internship in Dublin, Ireland, while Kennedy Bell ’25 is exploring the ruins of Rome as she fulfills courses for her communications minor.
Alex Anthopoulos can kill two birds with one stone for Braves at trade deadline
For a couple of reasons, the Braves are two weeks away from having a much different look. On the injury front, Michael Harris II is set to return soon following the All-Star break. That will be a massive boost, and the trade deadline also offers an opportunity for the Braves to better themselves, just like it did back in 2021.
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returns to Piedmont Park for Free Concert on Sept. 10
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra announces its much-anticipated return to Piedmont Park on Tuesday, September 10, at 7:30 PM with a free performance of symphonic gems on Oak Hill. William R. Langley conducts the evening’s program, featuring a selection of orchestral favorites and a special preview of ASO’s two-season epic endeavor,...
FEMA funds $19 million project for life-saving equipment in critical facilities in Georgia
The grant is funded by FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP), which encourages states and local governments to help communities develop projects that prevent, eliminate or reduce disaster-related damage.
Georgia beauty pageant star hosts free back-to-school supplies event
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Several metro Atlanta school districts are set to start class again in the next few weeks — and if your student still needs a backpack or other supplies, an event this weekend may be able to help. Carrington Manous, who was recently crowned...
Is it legal to collect rainwater in Georgia?
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV)- With mild droughts taking place all around Georgia, collecting rainwater when it does come through may sound appealing, but is it legal? In Georgia, it is legal to harvest rainwater if it is for outdoor use only. This means that harvested rainwater can be used unregulated for watering gardens and plants but […]
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