Dr. Elizabeth Medley will speak on “Rise of the Resistance: Immigrant Women’s Political Activism from Ellis Island to the Modern Era” in the second lecture of a three-part series at 6 p.m. on March 3 in Ernest Edwards Hall at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
Harrison High School recently held a Black History Month assembly in their Performing Arts Center. Harrison’s African American Leadership Club sponsored the event.
State of Georgia Governor Brian Kemp recently reappointed Dougherty County Board of Commissioner Chairman, Christopher S. Cohilas, to serve as a member of the Dougherty County Public Defender Supervisory Panel (GPDSC), for a term of office expiring July 1, 2027.
Summer camps, ballet, swimming, sports, theatres, museums, and a theme park are some of the opportunities Cobb parents will have the opportunity to explore at an upcoming event designed especially for students with disabilities.
In December 2021, Hyekyung "Hannah" Seo came on board under the Business division as the new Program Chair/Instructor for Accounting at Albany Technical College (ATC). Mrs. Seo is new to Albany Technical College, but she is not new to the area. She has lived here for over 20 years.
The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce today announced Deerfield-Windsor School senior Harrison Young Smith as the 2022 Dougherty County STAR Student, earning the recognition for academic achievement and performance on the SAT
Phoebe Volunteer Services donated $30,000 to the Sowega Council on Aging during a check presentation today. The money will be used to help fund the RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program) Ramp Builders Program.
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College will serve as the host institution for the American Collegiate Horseman’s Association (ACHA) National Convention on April 6-9 in Ocala, Fla.
All the gigantic hits of the Eagles will be live on stage at the historic Tift Theater in downtown Tifton on March 10 when the 7 Bridges Band presents The Ultimate Eagles Tribute in the ABAC at the Tift series sponsored by Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
Sumter County Middle School students in Ms. Pamela Harvey's Computer Science class researched influential African Americans in honor of Black History Month