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Lillian Smith was a writer and social activist who lived most of her adult life in Clayton, Georgia. Born in 1897 into a prosperous white family, she was unafraid to take controversial positions on race and gender equality.

Across Africa, rites of passage are considered basic and essential for social development and wellbeing.

Today on Athens News Matters, reviewing the TSPLOST referendum on this month’s ballot. Then, the Classic City Band will take movie soundtracks to New York City.

Many oral dominated African cultures transfer knowledge mostly by word of mouth.

Today on Athens News Matters, an expert weighs in on Georgia’s primary election results. Then, a local historian’s book will be read by student athletes this summer.

Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, as Atlanta prepares for the FIFA World Cup this summer, how agencies are fighting public health risks.

Cecile McLorin Salvant is more than a jazz singer. She's also a songwriter, a three-time Grammy winner, a visual artist and a MacArthur genius grant recipient.

Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, as lawmakers leave the capitol for the year, how the state’s health workforce may be impacted by new laws.

Today on Athens News Matters, candidates for the Clarke County Commission in District 1 on their priorities for development. Plus, an award-winning local film sparks discussion about addiction in the community.

Spring is blooming, not only in our area but in parts of Africa.