Dry Branch

Dry Branch, GA · Education
courierheraldtoday.com
GBI: Dublin school investigation ‘active and ongoing’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed this week that its nearly yearlong investigation into the Dublin City Schools financial crisis is “active and ongoing.”. Dublin District Attorney Harold McLendon requested the GBI investigation in January following a special state examination that confirmed the...
courierheraldtoday.com
mercercluster.com
One year since being announced as Mercer's next president, Penny Elkins balances past and future
One year has passed since Penny L. Elkins was named as Mercer University’s 19th president. Elkins, who took office Jan. 1, is the first woman to lead the university in its nearly 200-year history. Since being announced as president, Elkins has organized massive new spending projects and investment in Mercer.
Grice Connect
wgxa.tv
Macon high school to host black history stage play starring descendant of W.E.B. Du Bois
MACON, Ga. (WGXA) — Westside High School is hosting a black history stage play starring the great-grandson of W.E.B. Du Bois. The off-Broadway play "Justice on the Trial" depicts the court proceedings of a lawsuit against the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) for reparations to be given to African Americans.
Macon Telegraph
HS football playoffs: ACE gets first-ever playoff win, Howard falls in first round
The GHSA and GIAA playoffs are both in full swing, and several Macon teams earned victories Friday night as the playoffs began. The ACE Gryphons went on the road and made history, as the school won its first playoff game ever with a victory against Jasper County. Meanwhile, Northeast also advanced out of the first round on the GHSA side. Howard lost its first-round playoff tilt 24-6 against Calhoun on Saturday. On the GIAA side, Stratford defeated St. Anne-Pacelli to secure a trip to the state championship for the second straight year. SCORES: Stratford 42, St. Anne-Pacelli 7 ACE Charter 14, Jasper County 10 Northeast 49, Thomson 28 Calhoun 24, Howard 6
wpganews.com
Georgia colleges waive application fees in November, helping Macon family save
MACON , Ga. (WPGA) - College application fees can quickly add up, but a Macon family is getting a head start on the process without the upfront cost. More than 60 Georgia colleges and universities are waiving application fees for Georgia high school seniors from Nov. 1 through Nov. 30, according to the Georgia Student Finance Commission.