
The Collegian · Athens, GA
Nearby: Athens, GAFresno State announced its 2027 baseball schedule featuring a lot of intriguing matchups. This season will be the first time since 2016 that the Diamond ‘Dogs will face Creighton and Youngstown State University. It will also feature the first-ever matchups in program history against Seattle University, Florida Gulf Coast University and North Dakota State University. The highlight of the schedule is the highly anticipated rematch between the Diamond Dogs’ and the Georgia Bulldogs. The two programs last met in the 2008 College World Series championship series, where Fresno State defeated Georgia to capture its first national championship. . The teams will meet for a three-game series March 12-14 in Athens, Georgia, marking their first matchup in nearly 19 years. Fresno State head coach Ryan Overland was a member of the Bulldogs’ 2008 College World Series championship team as a player, adding another connection to the historic matchup.

Times · Flowery Branch, GA
Nearby: Flowery Branch, GACherokee Bluff's Jaycee Archer celebrates her solo home run in Game 1 of the Lady Bears' Class 3A state softball doubleheader against LaGrange on Oct. 15, 2025 in Flowery Branch. Photo by David Friedlander Cherokee Bluff and East Hall both put players on First-Team All-Region

Interior Journal · Cumming, GA
Nearby: Cumming, GASTANFORD — The nursing skills Jessica Carter uses every day at Stanford Crossing helped her win first place in a company competition, earning her a new car, a vacation and a scholarship. Carter won the nursing category at Journey’s 2026 Skills Summit finale in October in Cumming, Georgia, after competing at a regional summit in Lexington in July. Journey is Stanford Crossing’s management company. “When I won, I felt like I won the lottery,” Carter said. Her thoughts went to her daughter, Ava, and her brother, Devin, and how proud they would be. She also looked toward her bosses, Celina and Tevis, grateful that they had believed she could win. Carter said her prizes included a new Toyota Camry, a $10,000 vacation and a scholarship. The competition tested nurses on wound care, tracheostomy care, starting an IV, giving an intramuscular injection and performing CPR.