The University of North Georgia’s women’s basketball team stepped out on the court with many goals in mind which have been accomplished in the 2021-22 basketball season.
As soon as the team stepped...
With vaccination rates on the rise, performers are touring again. Some artists are performing rescheduled concerts while others are touring after releasing a new album during the pandemic. Many venues...
Julianne Sutton is a senior at the University of North Georgia’s Dahlonega campus who has been playing basketball for the Nighthawks since she began her college career in 2017.
Sutton began playing...
Christmas is just around the corner and cities around the University of North Georgia’s campuses are hosting FREE events all throughout the holiday season.
In Gainesville, Christmas on Green Street...
Fall is in full swing and so is the Harvest Celebration at Jaemor Farm.
Located in Alto, the more than 500-acre farm is just 20 minutes away from the Gainesville campus. It is a family-owned and operated...
Seeing a light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel, Atlanta Braves baseball is easing up on its in-person game viewing restrictions.
On March 12, the Braves made a statement saying, “Modified seating...
With the physical restrictions that come with COVID-19 precautions, forming new friendships on a college campus is more difficult than ever, but getting involved at the University of North Georgia is a...
Settled right by the Dawsonville town square is the Dawsonville Pool Room, known for its food, racing memorabilia, and famous customers.
According to the Dawsonville Pool Room’s website, Gordon Pirkle’s...
With the COVID-19 vaccine being released, some students are skeptical of the quick creation and approval of the vaccine, while others rejoice that there is a glimmer of hope in the journey to returning...
According to Dr. Patrice A. Harris, President of the American Medical Association, leadership isn’t a title, parking spot, or promotion, it’s "the little things that we do every day that can inspire...
At the University of North Georgia, 12 out of 13 sports are in season right now and are welcoming spectators! In order to comply with CDC and NCAA guidelines, fans should expect changes for the 2021 spring...
