Andrew Scherr, an educator and longtime public service lawyer, is the first director of the University of Georgia School of Law’s Veterans Legal Services Clinic. When it begins serving clients this summer, the clinic will offer Georgia veterans legal assistance…
Congratulations to the eight Georgia food producers who came home from San Francisco recently with 2018 Good Food Awards. The awards honor food products that have no artificial ingredients, fertilizers, herbicides, hormones, synthetic pesticides or ingredients that have been genetically…
For the fifth consecutive year, Becker’s Hospital Review, a leading source of business and legal news for hospital and health system decision-makers, has named Dr. Ninfa M. Saunders to its 130 Women Hospital and Health System Leaders to Know list.…
Augusta’s Miller Theater recently reopened in rejuvenated splendor with a sold-out inaugural performance by Symphony Orchestra Augusta. The 1,300-seat Art Moderne theater was originally built as a movie palace in 1940 and over the years its Italian marble terrazzo, black…
More than 80 years ago, Robert Winship Woodruff, The Coca-Cola Company’s late leader, became a benefactor of Emory University. Today, his legacy continues to support the university, most recently with a pledge of $400 million by his namesake foundation. The…
A who's who of Georgia business, government, nonprofits, education and more were on hand at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta for Georgia Trend's 2018 Georgian of the Year and 100 Most Influential Georgians event today. Georgia Department of Transportation Commissioner…
It’s that time of year. The twenty-three days in January and February when the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (AJFF) returns. In its 18th successful year, the AJFF will screen 75 feature films and shorts at seven venues throughout the city…
Winter’s chill may still have Georgia in its grip, but warmer temperatures are on the horizon. Time to think about getting out of the house and back into nature. Kennesaw’s Smith-Gilbert Gardens is a hidden gem of serenity that offers…
With receipt of a $500,000 grant from ArtPlace America, Macon’s One South Community Development Corp. is ramping up plans for Georgia’s first agrihood. Located in a south Macon neighborhood, the goal of the agrihood is to turn blighted properties into…
Coastal Pines Technical College, with its seven campuses serving 13 Southeast Georgia counties, received the 2017 Sonny Perdue Technical College of the Year award from the state board of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG). Chosen from among the…
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