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News from 2022

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Local Autry's Ace Hardware has the YETI products you want

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 16, 2022

Autry's Ace Hardware offers the latest YETI products to keep your drinks cool on any adventure.

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Find your favorite YETI accessories at Ace Hardware Hammonds

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 16, 2022

Ace Hardware Hammonds offers the latest YETI products to keep your drinks cool on any adventure.

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Find your favorite YETI accessories at Beverly's Ace Hardware

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 16, 2022

Beverly's Ace Hardware offers the latest YETI products to keep your drinks cool on any adventure.

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Local Summit Ace of Oakwood has the YETI products you want

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 16, 2022

Summit Ace of Oakwood offers the latest YETI products to keep your drinks cool on any adventure.

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North Hall Ace Hardware offering YETI products for your next adventure

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 16, 2022

North Hall Ace Hardware offers the latest YETI products to keep your drinks cool on any adventure.

Ribbon Cutting Held to Reopen Jackson High School Welding Lab - Southern Crescent Technical College

By Press release submission | Jun 16, 2022

In partnership with the Butts County Chamber of Commerce, the Butts County Development Authority, the Butts County School System and local business and industry partners, Southern Crescent Technical College held a ribbon cutting on Monday, June 6, 2022 for the reopening of the welding lab located at Jackson High School. This ribbon cutting also kicked off a new welding class with ten students in attendance.

Middle Georgia State University

By Press release submission | Jun 15, 2022

As an MGA student, Stephen Adams worked as an intern with the Macon Economic Development Commission. Now he’s executive director of the Macon-Bibb Industrial Authority.

Brenau students aid farm workers in south Georgia volunteer clinics

By Press release submission | Jun 15, 2022

Students and faculty from Brenau University’s Ivester College of Health Sciences and College of Education will travel to Moultrie, Georgia, as part of the Moultrie Farm Workers Family Health Program from June 19-24.

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Shaurya Bajaj ranks 2,939th in Boys' 18 doubles bracket by week ending Mar. 19

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 14, 2022

Cumming tennis player Shaurya Bajaj won 75 points playing doubles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 18 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending Mar. 19.

Aviation Maintenance Program Begins July 11

By Press release submission | Jun 14, 2022

Aviation Maintenance Program Begins July 11

Hall County adds first associate Probate Court judge

By Press release submission | Jun 14, 2022

Hall County added a second Probate Court judge to its courts system last week. Mark Loggins was sworn in by Hall County Probate Court Judge Patty Laine June 8.

Is Social Media Bad For Your Mental Health?: Middle Georgia State University

By Press release submission | Jun 13, 2022

From Facebook to TikTok and everything in between, social media is engrained in our everyday lives, connecting us to work, school, businesses, and each other. However, while social media helps to build these connections and ease feelings of isolation, it also takes a toll on users’ mental and emotional wellbeing. Dr. Kim Johnson, associate professor of nursing at Middle Georgia State University, explains why social media use may be hurting your health and shares the benefits of taking a break.

Accreditation reaffirmed for Brenau’s BBA and MBA programs

By Press release submission | Jun 13, 2022

The international Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs has reaffirmed Brenau University’s accreditation. The designation ensures business students gain the skills and knowledge sought by employers.

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14.4% of households in Gainesville received food stamps in 2020

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 12, 2022

Gainesville ranked 350th in Georgia for the percentage of households receiving food stamps in 2020, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.

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Hriday Narang ranks 2,535th in Boys' 16 doubles bracket by week ending Mar. 19

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 11, 2022

Cumming tennis player Hriday Narang won 87 points playing doubles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 16 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending Mar. 19.

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Cumming tennis player Sanjay Raghav ranks in Boys’ 16 singles bracket by week ending May 28

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 11, 2022

Cumming tennis player Sanjay Raghav won 418 points playing singles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 16 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending May 28.

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Harper Lummus ranks 5,563rd in Boys’ 12 singles bracket by week ending May 28

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 11, 2022

Cumming tennis player Harper Lummus won 371 points playing singles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 12 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending May 28.

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Lachlan Stephens junior tennis player earns 390 playing Boys 14 singles by week ending May 28

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 11, 2022

Gainesville tennis player Lachlan Stephens won 390 points playing singles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 14 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending May 28.

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How many points did Walker Allen from Cumming win in Boys’ 18 singles USTA competitions by week ending May 28?

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 11, 2022

Cumming tennis player Walker Allen won 379 points playing singles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 18 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending May 28.

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How high did Cumming junior tennis player Samuel Choi rank in Boys’ 12 singles bracket by week ending May 28?

By NE Atlanta News | Jun 11, 2022

Cumming tennis player Samuel Choi won 417 points playing singles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 12 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending May 28.