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Every community has a story to tell. And when a community strives to promote tourism and economic development, it’s important to distinguish itself from other communities by telling its story. At UGA, two campus units are working together to help… Full story

ATHENS, Ga. — More than 700 students from across the state recently competed for more than $25,000 in prizes and awards during the 66th Annual Georgia Science and Engineering Fair (GSEF), administered and hosted by UGA’s Georgia Center for Continuing… Full story

Athens, Ga. – While Georgia’s healthiest counties continue to flourish, poorer rural counties continue to struggle with higher obesity rates, less access to healthcare and diminished quality of life, according to a recent national study on county health. University of… Full story

A new county manager for Henry County government should be named within a few weeks, as the Board of Commissioners announced Monday that three finalists had been chosen for the position. Last fall Fred Auletta moved from county manager to… Full story

Michelle Elliott, Archway Professional for Pulaski County, sees service as a way to contribute to Georgia in a meaningful way. In her current position, she facilitates connecting economically struggling communities with UGA’s extensive resources to aid in economic development. According… Full story

MOULTRIE — In a career of more than 30 years as a University of Georgia Extension agent, Glenn Beard’s work has nurtured the local vegetable industry and helped farmers as far away as China. Farmer Louie Perry, who attended a… Full story

MORROW — The proposed TriCity Opportunity Zone that is intended to spur economic growth through tax credits across three cities in northern Clayton County is a go. Sort of. The Morrow City Council voted unanimously to participate in the project… Full story

Early in the morning on Oct. 23, the SparkFun Electronics National Tour visited Hart County High School to work with 40 students and teachers during a full-day workshop focused on computer programming. The tour, sponsored by the Archway Partnership, was… Full story

As part of an ongoing effort to prepare for rising sea levels, Tybee Island officials are asking the public to help document upcoming “king tides.” Such tides, which will occur on the mornings of Nov. 4 and 5 and Dec…. Full story

Athens, Ga. – The University of Georgia Marine Extension Service and Georgia Sea Grant, public service and outreach units, are reaching out to Athens and the UGA community through social media sites to prevent littering on St. Simons Island Beach… Full story