Vanessa Ellis, the rapping social studies teacher and Georgia Economics Teacher of the Year, shares tips and tricks on adding zest to the classroom.

The program includes five certifications upon completion, ensuring all graduates are qualified for entry-level construction work.

This week, it’s your last chance to enjoy this year’s Music in the Park series as the season wraps with a performance by bluegrass artists Doug and the Henry’s

Amazon is hiring now while Starbucks announced a major expansion of its roasting plant in the Augusta area.

One of the best ways to get a new job is to attend a job fair. This one might be just what you're looking for.

The information gathered using the readiness check will help teachers plan instruction and families understand their child’s strengths and areas for growth.

July 4th, The Augusta-Richmond County Public Library is hosting a fireworks viewing event on the patio of the Headquarters Branch downtown on Telfair Street.

Savannah is reaping the benefits of Georgia Film's boom.

Casey Bethel shares his year-long experience serving as the 2017 GATOTY and talks about the state of education in Georgia.

How did the 4th of July become such a big deal? Our radio and tv specials bring insights into our history as well as fireworks.

It's the day designated to make sure your pet has an ID on its collar or is v-chipped.

Sparks Yoga brings aerial classes to Macon.

GPB’s Total of 17 Awards Topped All Other Georgia Radio Stations

It’s time for the annual Star Spangled Fourth concert and celebration at Saint Paul’s Church on the river in downtown Augusta. This year, special guest, tenor Daniel Rodriguez, joins the Independence Day Chorus and Orchestra, directed by Keith Shafer.

Employ Georgia is a free job board for Georgia jobs.

Tyson has had a presence in the Macon area for some time, and it recently announced it would double down in the area.

Teacher Advisors will help to design digital resources for nationwide STEM curricula.

It's official! A "Downton Abbey" movie is set to be made.

Betsy Ballard is also known as the "Pet Nanny" to her clients. How a love for animals turned into a business.

Having a degree is a good thing, but it’s not necessary to land a well-paying job in Georgia.