Sweetie Pie: East Side bakery embraces culinary diversity and community support
The Sweetie Pie by Savie bakery stands out with hand painted sweets on its side, beautiful flowers decorating the front
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Features
Moving with purpose and pride: Dr. Makeba Clark arrives at Cedar Shoals
Education was not Principal Makeba Clark’s first choice as a career. She originally worked as a medical laboratory technician, but
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Sowing skills: Julie Throne grows FFA and agriculture programs
Students shake tiny mason jars of cream and salt, making butter. An Australian Shepherd curls in the corner behind the
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Introducing Ms. Muenzer
Kristi Muenzer originally had aspirations to become a math teacher but her plans changed after taking pre-calculus while attending Alfreda
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Fun with flags
Starting off the year of 2024-25, the Cedar Shoals marching band and color guard have been working hard on their
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First-year Jaguars take to the classroom
At the end of the 2023-24 school year, Cedar Shoals had over 30 staff who would not be returning. Of
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Preacher Green’s: Homestyle on the East side
When A.S. Green Sr., also known as “Preacher Green,” bought land in 1956, he planted the Green Acres seed, a
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The aftermath of tragedy: UGA student’s killing intensifies xenophobia
On Feb. 23, Jarissa Navarro, a student at the University of Georgia, received a call from her friend asking where
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Future educators undeterred by systemic challenges
The University of Georgia has seen a 15% decrease of enrollment in education programs. The National Center for Educational Statistics
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Homegrown Hero: SRO Tommy Dorsey runs for sheriff
On May 21 the Athens-Clarke County local election and primary will be held. With no Republican candidate for sheriff, the
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