Penina Richards brought flowers. It just happened to be Mother’s Day, and she thought a few vases filled with little roses, colored pink or peach or red, would brighten these…
While humans may have made significant gains in bridging the man-pet communication barrier, we’re not there yet, especially when it comes to medicine. It would be helpful if we could…
By J.D. Moor Editor’s note: Brookhaven writer J.D. Moor attended Georgia Veterinary Specialists’ pet loss support group after his cat, Jem, died last December. For many of us, our pets…
By J.D. Moor Her leash taut with anticipation and her tail wagging wildly, 3-year-old Amberley pulled her owner into a hallway at the Plantation South Assisted Living home in Dunwoody.…
When you ring the doorbell at Marie Frank’s Dunwoody home, she barely cracks the door. “Come in quickly,” she says, opening the door just enough for you to squeeze through.…
Technology blends so seamlessly into daily life that it sometimes gets taken for granted. But the desktops, laptops, tablets and electronic “smart” boards aren’t cheap and not having them will…
A year ago, I was just like any procrastinating high school senior—relieved to have most of, if not all, my college applications submitted. As acceptances and rejections trickled in throughout…
In nearly every issue, the Reporter Newspapers recognize a student at a local high school for her or his contributions to the local community and the school. We checked in…
Q: Do you think you have sufficient access to technology and digital devices, such as computers, tablets or smartphones, in your classes? Are there other devices you need for your…
The creation of the city of Brookhaven began nearly two years ago. Proponents of the new city ran through a gauntlet of challenges to get to this moment. Reps. Mike…
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