GPB invites kindergarten through 3rd grade students to create a great story, illustrate it and enter it in our PBS KIDS Writers Contest.

Join us for a three-part series specially designed with PreK-1 teachers in mind!

Let's just say if the forestry industry in Georgia were a stock, we'd make sure to buy as much of it as possible.

With these digital resources, GPB and PBS highlight the past and present accomplishments of African Americans and extend this study to more than a month.

What happens when the premise of a reality television competition makes its way into Long County High School?

The Queen has arrived with her subjects and drama in tow.

New ‘How Nature Inspires 3M Science’ virtual field trip takes students on a journey to explore how 3M scientists are using nature to improve and invent new technologies.

Want to work on a Jack Black movie? If so, now's your chance as it and several other productions are looking for crew members.

There’s no better time to start a new job than at the beginning of a new year.

Combining in-class exercises with guided instruction, this program gives students a taste of the performing arts.

Amazon needs a home for its new headquarters, and Scrooge shows the company why Atlanta should top its list.

Georgia high school students are invited to compete in the 2018 Student Chef Competition.

As we enjoy our Downton Abbey marathon all week on GPB, we can’t help but wonder what our favorite cast and crew involved with the series are working on next.

Here are the top-5 posts from the inaugural year of Georgia At Work.

As 2017 comes to a close, we look back on the year that was for Georgia@Work.

Chess pie is a great tradition of the South. Everyone’s grandmother has a recipe, and frankly, they’re all delicious.

For me, there are few flavors as versatile and satisfying as caramel. This easy salted caramel sauce adds so much to a variety of desserts from warm caramel oat bars to ice cream.

2017 closes with a bang as more jobs and more investment comes to Georgia.

Calling all curious minds and problem solvers! The Young Scientist Challenge is now open for entries.

What can you do with a Trade Five Grant? One Georgia teacher bought supplies to help build robots.