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Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke honored the Tennessee Mother of the Year and Young Mother of the Year, both from Chattanooga, on Wednesday.

Tom Shoupe, president of Honda Manufacturing of Alabama and who was recently named executive vice president/chief operating officer of Honda Manufacturing of America, will share insight on "The Honda Way" during a public lecture in the Social Sciences Building, Room 1019 at Kennesaw State University from 12:30 to 2 p.m. March 13. Shoupe's talk is ... (more)

The national traveling exhibition "Remembering Ravensbruck: Women and the Holocaust" is on view in UNC Asheville's Karpen Hall through March 27, staged by the university's Center for Diversity Education.

Still an active business consultant, baby boomer Lambrecht is also writing a book he plans to call "Living Among Friends, a Boomer's Guide to Housing Options".

Liberty County High School senior Kirsten Schreihofer, at the microscope, center, is taking a Biology II class at Armstrong Atlantic State University - Liberty Center through the dual-enrollment program.

U.S. Senate candidate Michelle Nunn takes a few moments to discuss her views with the MDJ before addressing Cobb County residents who gathered Saturday at the Kennesaw State University Student Center to learn about the processes of the upcoming campaign for which they are volunteering.

Dr. John Hunter stresses a point during his introduction at Kennesaw State University's Pathways to Peace presentation.

The Residence Hall Association is a student-led group designed to make residence hall life as enjoyable as possible for the students.

The artwork included words from a 19th-century letter by Georgia novelist Corra Harris about the lynching of a black man near Newnan.

Officials at Kennesaw State University said they are standing by their decision to keep a piece of controversial artwork out of the newly opened Zuckerman Museum of Art, but are working with the artist to explore re-installation.

Protests in the form of blog posts on arts sites and a petition followed Kennesaw State University's decision to remove artist Ruth Stanford's installation "A Walk in the Valley" from the school's Zuckerman Museum of Art before its grand opening last weekend.

By Patch Staff The Forsyth County Board of Education recently announced the appointment of two new high school principals.

Georgia manufacturing activity reversed an anemic performance with a strong boost in new orders and production for February, which offset the double-digit losses in the prior two months, according to the Purchasing Managers Index released by Kennesaw State University's Econometric Center in the Michael J. Coles College of Business.

On March 8, 2014, the Kennesaw Historical Society and the Southern Museum are sponsoring a lecture entitled The Atlanta Campaign, with author Michael Shaffer.

Kennesaw State University President Daniel Papp ignited a firestorm in Atlanta's art world on Thursday when he demanded that an artist's work be removed from the inaugural exhibition of the university's new Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art.

Columbus State University will be among five Georgia institutions of higher learning to participate in a national initiative to increase the number of outstanding teachers in STEM, the subjects of science, technology, engineering and math, Gov. Nathan Deal announced Monday in Atlanta.

Patch Staff Report Cobb County students and families can learn how to earn college credit while enrolled in Cobb high schools at the College Credit Now Summit March 4 at Campbell High School.

I know so little about art I don't even know what I like. Thankfully, I have my lovely GF and her friends to hip me to interesting stuff.

The new seasonal farmer's market takes over a lot at Biscayne Boulevard at Northeast Second Street across from Bayfront Park.

"Education is the foundation and cornerstone of a great community and a great economy," Nixon said.