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Jim Burress explores the world of The Bluff
As a reporter in Atlanta, it is a must to understand all that the city has to offer. Whether it is something that is a common source for discussion for travelers, Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, or whether it is one of the worst intersections in the southeast due to drugs [...]
Trafficking Happens Everywhere, Be Aware
Approximately 100 girls are trafficked every night in Georgia, causing civilian awareness and action to be a necessity. Special Agent Sarah Thomas spoke to a group of students and faculty at the University of West Georgia on Feb.19. “I am in the child exploitation and computer crimes unit,” said Thomas, [...]
The United Voices Gospel Choir has a lot in Store for their Spring Concert
The United Voices Gospel Choir at the University of West Georgia have been planning and rehearsing since January for their spring concert on April 5 and April 9 which is coordinated by the Choir President Sylvia Kiarie and Choir Director Justin Dukes in order to share their passion for music [...]
North Point and other churches provide shelter for the homeless in Carrollton
For nearly two months, North Point Baptist Church in Carrollton has used one of its facilities as an emergency homeless shelter for the nights where the city experienced severe weather. The shelter has been run out of North Point’s old fellowship hall on Maple Street (right next to American Pie [...]
UTV13 Changes and Updates
This semester, UTV13, the University of West Georgia’s student television station, has made significant changes and updates to its studio. The station has added new segments, and older segments have been updated. Darryl Forges, Senior News Director of UTV13, will be the host of many of the upcoming shows for [...]
Zamostny to be Recognized at FLAG Conference
One University of West Georgia professor will be recognized by the Foreign Language Association of Georgia at its 2014 FLAG conference, held March 7-18. UWG professor Jeffrey Zamostny will be awarded the FLAG 2014 Teacher of Promise for K-12 and Post-Secondary Education. This award recognizes teachers in their first, second [...]
Out With Extreme Diets, In With a Nutritional Lifestyle
College students tend to be known for their bad diets, but the staff of Wolf Wellness is working hard to change that. According to Elizabeth Butts, Health and Wellness Promotion Coordinator, they are working to “offer as much nutritional support to students as possible,” which includes hiring a new part [...]
