Kate Regan
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New research from the University of Georgia reveals that the spread of baker’s yeast may mirror human migration patterns. -
Georgia’s universal pre-K program gives children a strong academic start, but those early advantages tend to fade by fourth grade, according to a new University of Georgia study. -
Georgia's unemployment rate held steady at 3.6% in February, remaining below the national average, according to the Georgia Department of Labor. -
Through in-depth interviews, researchers found that women in agriculture experience stressors often overlooked, including animal mortality, succession planning, and navigating gender stereotypes. -
The district has seen significant progress in school safety, student and family engagement, and overall perception of the learning environment. -
A new study from the University of Georgia’s College of Public Health highlights how urban environments influence dementia risk. -
Clarke Central and Cedar Shoals high schools have been recognized as Advanced Placement (AP) Honor Schools for 2025, among 301 schools in Georgia honored by State School Superintendent Richard Woods. -
Highlights include a National Book Award winner, an 11-time Grammy-nominated sitar player, and the 2024 Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize-winning author. -
The commission’s decisions, including recent discussions on Georgia Power’s plan to keep coal plants running amid rising electricity demand, make these elections particularly significant. -
Northeast Regional Drug Task Force Search Results in Seizure of 1,000 grams of Cocaine.
