Every year, around 500,000 people come to visit Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp and Wildlife Refuge. There, they can see thousands of species of both flora and fauna. Roughly, 600 plant species, around 200...
Georgia Department of Natural Resources issued a statement in early April that warned of a rather amusing problem- drunk birds. As funny as it may sound, it's no laughing matter when the intoxication proves...
Lizards, geckos and spiders, oh my!
ReptiCon Reptile Shows tours year-round nationwide, including in several Georgia cities. ReptiCon was in Lawrenceville, at the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds, on April...
Over spring break, 27 college students gave up their vacation and braved muddy roads and political dangers to go love and serve the people of Ensenada, Mexico on a Christian missionary trip.
This...
Sunset enjoyers should know the best spots in Dahlonega to watch the sun rise and fall.
In an Instagram questionnaire, a sample of the University of North Georgia students gave specific locations where...
"To hike alone as a woman is dangerous," says Tom Crowell, a hiking guide with Outback Guide service in Dahlonega, Georgia. Crowell firmly believes that women cannot hike safely alone, and he points to...
Bus transportation is one of the most important services that the University of North Georgia provides for students on Gainesville and Dahlonega campuses.
UNG runs seven buses for both campuses. They...
On Oct. 29, in the neighborhood of Itaewon in Seoul, South Korea, Halloween celebrations turned into tragedy as 157 young people were killed in a crowd crush.
Yunseo Kweon, a biology major from University...
One of the hardest things parents have to deal with is when their child is sick and in pain and there is little they can do to help. Abigail Burle knows how heavy this can weigh on one's shoulders and...
Helping those in need is a defining characteristic of the Christain church, and answering the call to do these works is an element that most people would shy away from. Carson Darracott, a fourth-year...
