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I was intrigued to hear that there were a number of ways one could modify or construct a roof on a house or office facility that would provide great environmental benefit. Can you enlighten? -- Bill Teague, Menlo Park, CA...
Fifth Annual Dahlonega Literary Festival & Writer's Conference
Featuring New York Times best-selling authors, a cooking demonstration by cookbook author, Nathalie Dupree and a writers conference...
Jul 20, 2008
Apply Now for Fall Quarter
Apply now to begin your journey towards a solid career and a brighter future. The application deadline to begin classes fall quarter is Friday, August 24. Classes begin October 1...
Jul 18, 2008
Summer Enrollment Up 19 Percent at Gwinnett Tech
It may be the lazy, hazy days of summer, but energy is high at Gwinnett Technical College where summer enrollment is up 19 percent over last year. Classes for the quarter began July 1 with 3,511 students registered.//
Jul 16, 2008
July Meeting of GA TOTA
The next meeting of the Georgia Chapter of the Trail of Tears Association will be held on Saturday, July 12, 2008 at 10:30 a.m. at the Sweetwater Creek State Park Interpretive Center in Lithia Springs, Georgia...
Jul 9, 2008
Georgia and Northwest Georgia Mark Trail of Tears Anniversary
Gov. Sonny Perdue has signed an official proclamation recognizing this year as the 170th anniversary of the Cherokee Removal from Georgia, also known as the “Trail of Tears"...
Jul 8, 2008
Currahee Military Museum Honored in the Best of the Blue Ridge , 2008 By the Readers of Blue Ridge Country Magazine
Every five years, Blue Ridge Country magazine readers vote on their favorite places to eat, overnight, hike, bike, camp, wildlife watch and more. This year, Currahee Military Museum was voted second, Gold in the category of Museums. Platinum was awarded to Museum of Appalachia, in Tennessee...
Jun 29, 2008
Dear EarthTalk:
What is “cogeneration” as a means of providing heat and power? -- Jerry Schleup, Andover, MA...
Jun 26, 2008
Armstrong Chapel Youth Group tours Northeast Georgia
Methodist youth group from Armstrong Chapel in Cincinnati Ohio enjoyed a week of summer fun in the Northeast Georgia Mountains...
Jun 25, 2008
Gwinnett Technical College & Saint Leo University Sign Articulation Agreement
Gwinnett Technical College and Saint.Leo University have signed an agreement which enables Gwinnett Tech graduates with an associate of applied science degree to matriculate into Saint Leo's baccalaureate of art and baccalaureate of science degree programs...
Jun 14, 2008
Pregnant MALE Weedy Sea Dragon Celebrates Father’s Day at Georgia Aquarium
Stop by the Aquarium’s Cold Water Quest gallery within the next couple of weeks to spot this pregnant sea dragon...
Jun 13, 2008
Men Stopping Violence Annual Awards Dinner
The Men Stopping Violence Annual Awards Dinner, Saturday, Oct. 11, 8 p.m. Men Stopping Violence will honor Natasha Trethewey, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, and George McKerrow Jr., philanthropist and restaurant entrepreneur...
Jun 5, 2008
Dear EarthTalk
Recent NASA photos showed the opening of the Northwest Passage and that a third of the Arctic’s sea ice has melted in recent decades. Are sea levels already starting to rise accordingly, and if so what effects is this having? -- Dudley Robinson, Ireland...
Jun 5, 2008
Brenau Free Enterprise Team Competes Nationally in Chicago Meet
After an unexpected win over the much larger, better-financed Brigham Young University group in regional competition in Orlando, Fla., Brenau University´s Students in Free Enterprise team participated this week in its first national competition at the SIFE USA National Exposition in Chicago.
Jun 4, 2008
Red Rabbit Reads
Students in the Gainesville City School System can ride the Red Rabbit free to the Hall County Library this summer as part of the Red Rabbit Reads campaign...
Jun 3, 2008
AP Summer Institute Will Train High School Teachers
New and beginning teachers of Advanced Placement (AP) high school courses are invited to Savannah in mid-July for professional development training in any of four topics: U.S. History, World History, English Language and Composition, and Human Geography...
Jun 2, 2008
