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Tiger got a toothache? Call the exotic animal dentist
There are few people willing to put their hands anywhere near the mouth of a tiger. Dr. Laura Braswell is not only willing to do it, she enjoys it. For…
Ahimsa House serves pets of domestic violence victims
The playful Labrador-Greyhound mix was all tail-wags and tricks for Melissa Dorrell when he visited Kelsey’s Dog House recently. He showed off one of his new moves, sitting still for…
Learning the ‘ABCs’ of business
When the boys and girls jumped from their buses at Lake Forest Elementary School in Sandy Springs one recent morning, a brightly colored banner across the entrance caught their attention.…
Student Talk Q&A:
Q: What is the most important thing you look for in the colleges you’re applying to? In the seasons of a high school year, winter brings the time for seniors…
Where are they now?
Every issue, Reporter Newspapers introduces our readers to an extraordinary high school student in one of our communities. Our Standout Students represent achievement in a wide variety of fields, from…
Learning outdoors: ‘There’s a lot of exploration’
One group of 4-year-olds carefully examined Torpedo the Box Turtle’s house for signs of life. A few feet away, another group gathered around a small pond to look for swimming…
A super hard job: Local superintendents hope to beat odds, make their marks
On the morning of Sept.15, hours after taking one of the toughest jobs in America, Cheryl Atkinson began her tenure as DeKalb County’s new superintendent with a tour of local…
From woodworking to Georgia Perimeter College, this president is enjoying himself
Anthony Tricoli is a busy man with a lot of interests. Wood working, kayaking, fly fishing, and painting capture his attention during his time off. But his true passion is…
Student Talk
What should schools do about bullies? Bullying and the problems it creates are drawing more and more attention in schools across the country. States are considering stronger anti-bullying rules and…
Hope springs at North Springs: ‘Can we win one?’
It’s 10 a.m. on a hot summer day and Maj. Todd Powers is standing in direct sunlight, a towel draped over his shoulder, hands on his hips and eyes trained…
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