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News
Atlanta
passengers may now fly Hooters Air
Travelers using
Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport have another travel option.
International
Affairs to have office here
At the March 5 meeting
of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, District 2 Commissioner
Robb Pitts sponsored a resolution establishing a new Fulton County Office
of International Affairs.
"Moment
of silence" bill introduced
Congressman David
Scott introduced legislation this week in the House of Representatives
that will provide for a period of quiet reflection at the opening of
every school day. Scott's legislation would give students a short moment
of calming reflection from the stressful realities of the world and
the school day.
Red
Oak receives revitalization grant
The Housing Authority
of Fulton County (HAFC) has won a $17 million grant from HUD to revitalize
South Fulton County's Red Oak community with new housing and services.
Record
response to CCSU open house causes venue change
As the old saying
goes... "due to overwhelming demand," the Clayton State Office
of Recruitment's Spring Laker Day Open House has had to move into the
two largest facilities on campus Spivey Hall and the Athletics &
Fitness Center.
Landmark
student is perfect Wordmaster
Landmark Christian
School sixth-grader Joel Christian recently won highest honors in this
year's WordMaster Challenge, a national language arts competition entered
by over 250,000 students annually.
Clayton
State's Center for Experiential Learning Opens Doors in Peachtree City
A Student Success
Story
Clayton
State's Batman... Dr. Stephen Burnett, Bat Expert
To the bat cave
or to Clayton State, if you're biology professor Dr. Stephen C. Burnett,
expert on bioacoustics and the echolocation calls of bats. An authority
on the furry winged creatures of the night, Burnett specializes in Eptesicus
fuscus, commonly known as the big brown bat.
Sports
Soccer
teams staying busy this week
The
local soccer teams had good games this week, in preparation for a
busy weekend.
Chiefs
and Indians stay perfect with wins
McIntosh's varsity
baseball team got a 4-2 win over Spalding County on Wednesday to improve
to 4-0. Ryan Schwartz got the win, giving up one hit and walking one
batter while going the distance. Spalding got their two runs in the
fourth inning when the Chiefs made three errors. McIntosh scored their
runs on several passed balls and wild pitches as well as a sacrifice
fly from Brent Rosa.
Panther
Relays set for Saturday
The
Starr's Mill track team will host the Panther Relays beginning at
8 a.m. on Saturday.
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