The director’s cut: James Ponsoldt behind the scenes
Filmmaker and screenwriter James Ponsoldt was meant to portray raw existence. After graduating from Cedar Shoals High School in 1997,
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Community
A Palestinian perspective: Q&A with Reverend Fahed Abu-Akel
Reverend Fahed Abu-Akel is a Palestinian Arab Christian who grew up in Kafr Yasif, a village 25 miles northwest of
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A Jewish perspective: Q&A with Rabbi Eric Linder
Eric Linder is the current Rabbi at the Congregation Children of Israel (CCI) in Athens, Georgia. Prior to becoming their
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Philanthropy Fresh: giving back one dish at a time
In early December of 2023, co-owners Michael Dermer and Kenneth Brown opened their third Philanthropy Fresh Cafe and Grill, located
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Making future stars: Youth Development Initiative expands
As the clock hits zero, fifth grader Rory Pruitt can’t believe it. In a gymnasium filled with friends and family,
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Fostering friendliness: Cedar’s supportive secretary
When walking into the Cedar Shoals counseling office, students are immediately met with the welcoming presence of counseling office secretary
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Marching into education
Throughout Riley Hefner’s time at Cedar Shoals High School, she believed that she wasn’t performing well enough. She was not
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On the board and in the court: Nicole Hull represents
Running a self-owned law practice isn’t easy, and for special needs attorney Nicole Hull, no two days are the same.
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Sweet Community, Sweet Olive
When traveling out to Winterville off Parkview Road, Sweet Olive Farm, a non-profit animal rescue, may not seem like much.
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Sharing community perspectives
On Oct. 3, 2023 a follow-up meeting about school safety in Clarke County schools was held in the media center
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