2nd Annual Horror Film Race Creates Healthy Competition Among UWG Student Filmmakers
The 2nd Annual Horror Film Race kicks off Wednesday, Oct. 11, at 5 p.m. in Miller Hall Room 1309 and runs through Wednesday, Oct. 18.
CSII and LCS celebrate Hispanic cooking
On Sept. 29, West Commons continued Hispanic Heritage Month festivities by hosting Cantina Night by way of the Center of Student Involvement and Inclusion.
Duncan Uses Personal Motivation for Alternative Baseball Organization
Diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) at four years of age and facing social stigma while playing the sport he loved, Dallas, Ga. native Taylor Duncan and his Alternative Baseball Organization are now fighting for community integration for the differently abled in many local communities.
Discover the art and history of quilting at Carrollton’s Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum
Nestled in Carrollton’s downtown district lies a museum that showcases pieces of history, while teaching the next line of quilt makers.
UWG Food Pantry Becomes Basic Needs Center
Two years ago, when Bridgette Stewart, M. Ed. became Chief Wellness Officer, she noticed whenever someone overseeing the food pantry would leave the program, the program would die with the vacancy.
Local Educators Speak on Effects of Substance Abuse at Mobilize Recovery Event
The Mobilize Recovery Across Georgia bus tour made an important stop in Carrollton on Wednesday, Sept. 20, and local education figureheads from the University of West Georgia, Carrollton City Schools, Carroll County Schools and West Georgia Technical College were part of a large cast of local speakers.
The Colorful Help of Sources of Strength
Education and Central High School are hosting the Sources of Strength 5K Color Fun Run and Walk here at the University of West Georgia. At 9 a.m., the half-mile fun run will start for the kids. Then, the 5K will begin at 9:30 a.m.
Atlanta’s Concert Photography Maverick – Kyle Nadler
Atlanta, GA – In a place where everyone is a potential photographer thanks to their smartphones, standing out as a professional photographer requires more than just owning a camera. It takes talent, dedication and a unique perspective to capture moments that resonate with people. Enter Kyle Nadler, an Atlanta-based photographer who specializes in concert photography.
Victoria Monet Solidifies Her Supersonic Persona with Jaguar II
Three years and five singles later, Victoria Monet finally bridges the gap between the funky, disco-infused extended play JAGUAR (2020) with what she’s described as its predecessor’s ‘voluptuous big sister’ JAGUAR II.
Bre Kennedy Screams Over Everything with New Album and Tour
After taking a long drive from Southern California to Nashville, Tennessee, an up-and-coming artist found herself at the beginning of something great.