Becoming President: Rick Estimond, a leader helping shape Georgia’s TV & Film Industry
From intern to President of the largest talent agency in the Southeast in just ten years. Rick Estimond, 37, son of Haitian immigrants, didn’t aim for it, yet, here he is. The industry recognizes him for his incredible impact, but Estimond hasn't had time to notice how far he's come.
Not all athletes are dancers, but all dancers are athletes. (Harvard)
Loud, explosive, and energetic music fills up the room. The dancer double spins before landing purposely and softly on her left toes barely making a sound. Simultaneously, she kicks her right foot back like a horse defending her space. Her fingers drive her hands explosively into the air. Her neck elongates and her eyes shoot a penetrating stare to the sky.
Falcon is inspired to showcase local, worldwide artists in the mountains of Rabun County, Georgia
It is no surprise that a creative, innovative, and daring mind is the one responsible for opening a gallery and arts center in the Northeast Georgia mountains.
DACA student aims for nursing degree
A nursing student who excels with honors at Piedmont College and offers her time on the front lines of COVID-19 will not be able to get certified in the state of Georgia.
Sugartopia participates in national birthday cake event
Country Crock Plant Butter and Cornelia’s very own Sugartopia help make birthdays a little sweeter as many are having to celebrate at home during the pandemic.
COVID-19 a harrowing experience for Rabun resident
What feels like years was just months ago. I remember learning about a virus that was spreading quickly in a faraway town in China. Coronavirus felt so foreign to me at the time.
Shoppers flock to Clayton for annual Christmas event
The streets of Downtown Clayton flooded with the holiday spirit the Friday after Thanksgiving. More than just a typical Black Friday full of shopping, Clayton Downtown Christmas was a true small-town holiday evening filled with family fun and a strong sense of community.
Clayton Cluckers raise funds for Food 2 Kids with annual Turkey Trot
It was cold, it was windy, but it wasn’t going to stop anyone from running for a good cause. On Thanksgiving morning, a group of regular and casual runners kicked off their holiday at the Turkey…
The Farm Friendly Life: The Mashburns make their living through the Georgia soil
On a sunny Saturday morning, you can make your way to the Clayton Farmers Market at the Northeast Georgia Food Bank, and find an array of local farmers offering the best of their harvest. It’s a bustling market teeming with freshly-cut flowers, honey, meats, and, of course, a variety of vegetables.