University of Georgia Kennewsaw State News

The Eastport Arts Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Deborah A. Smith as part-time Development Director.

Five African women seeking state offices in November plan to launch a statewide bus tour in August to reach citizens and garner support for their campaigns.

In the two months since a number of primary contests were whittled down to two contenders, candidates for seats from the local school board to the U.S. House have not pulled punches in their efforts to emerge victorious Tuesday.

WHO/WHEN: Commencement schedule: Entertainment & Sports Law Section, Katz is widely recognized as a leader in entertainment law.

Metro Atlanta transit riders now have a website they can call on to help them transfer more smoothly from one of the region's transit systems to another.

Cobb residents will soon have another option for higher education. Officials from Chattanooga-based Richmont Graduate University, which offers master's degrees in counseling and ministry fields, recently announced they will relocate their Atlanta campus to Cobb County.

In July 1864, under the order of Union General William T. Sherman, over 400 workers at the Roswell Mill, mostly women and children, were brought to the railroad depot in Marietta.

An attendee at a recent Qigong/Tai Chi class practices her technique. Coupled with Qigong, Kennesaw State University's Osher Institute is offering two unique classes with the goal of improving students' well-being.

Chattanooga native Virginia Dudley exemplified nearly every major trend in American modernism for almost forty years.

Kennesaw State University faced the question of how to handle older infrastructure as it put its overall mass notification system in place, says Bob Lang, chief security officer.

Ball Ground, Ga. Tater Blackwell lives a pretty charmed life. Rescued as a puppy, the Australian cattle dog/blue heeler mix goes to work every day at Kennesaw State University's 25-acre farm, with his owner Michael Blackwell.

On July 19, Soul Sistas Run will host It's a Different World College Fair and Career Day to assist local youth with information on preparing for college or a career after high school.