We're all a little bit broken, aren't we? Young widow Tracie Shaw may be more than most. She spends her days hidden away making beautiful treasures out of other people's trash. Her life changes when she finds someone's abandoned ashes in a storage bin auction. When she meets a woman who might have a clue as to where the ashes came from and what they mean, her life turns upside down.
When it comes to student learning, we need to assess the full picture. School social workers are an integral part of this whole child approach. Join us in conversation with Dr. Abifee Thomas and Caitlin Tripp of Atlanta Public Schools to learn more!
LaGrange High School students Alexandria Dowell, Chariya Johnson, and TyCianna Rome interview a police officer and members of the LaGrange College men's basketball team. Special thanks to Troup County Schools Transition Facilitator and GPB Student Voices Collective mentor, Dr. Nicholas Griffin.
One of the state’s oldest and most intense rivalries will be in the spotlight when the Marist-St. Pius game is featured on this week’s Football Fridays in Georgia.
“Since I was a child, woodworking has played an important role in my life. It has given me a sense of belonging and a connection to a wide ranging and dedicated fellowship. The feelings of continuity and timelessness that the craft has brought to me are most gratifying.”
In this episode of the Fork in the Road podcast, host David Zelski visits Longleaf Ridge Farms in Camilla, Georgia, to talk with sixth-generation farmer Casey Cox. They explore the challenges and rewards of managing a diverse farming operation, including peanuts, sweet corn, and timber. Casey shares insights into sustainable farming practices, water conservation, and crop rotation, while highlighting the importance of environmental stewardship.
Society for Science announced the 30 finalists in the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (Thermo Fisher JIC), a national middle school science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) competition. Among the finalists is Anushka Sable, an 8th grader at Wadsworth Magnet School in Decatur, GA.
GPB Sports is looking for Georgia high school football players who are having a great season and career but may need a little help getting noticed by recruiters.
As many communities around the Southeast continue their recovery from the effects of Hurricane Helene, young children may have questions and feel uneasy about the environment around them.
Former President Jimmy Carter, a native of Plains, Georgia, celebrated his 100th birthday on October 1, 2024. In celebration of President Carter's long life, we've curated a collection of free learning resources you can use in your classroom.
In the second episode of Plainspoken: Jimmy Carter and the People of Plains, host Andrew Greer explores President Jimmy Carter's upbringing in the segregated 1920s and '30s in Plains, Georgia. Through conversations with childhood friends and family members, the episode sheds light on President Carter's close relationships in the predominantly Black community of Archery, the values of respect and unity instilled by his family, and how those experiences shaped his lifelong commitment to racial justice.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, what is the plan for making up football games? What will happen to the playoff schedule? Dr. Hines and Dr. Scott of the GHSA join Jon and Hannah to answer those questions and more. In this episode we learn more about NIL in Georgia, the future of reclassification, and how the GHSA is dealing with the chemical fire in Rockdale County.
