Ally Reynolds looks at a promising season cut short for the Whitewater girls lacrosse team. fayette-news.net/wildcats-never…

Rain or shine, regardless of the pandemic, #UGA organization Rescue Paws has an obligation to the animals to uphold. ow.ly/bhZW50DbiMU

Struggling with your New Year's resolutions? It's important to have the right mindset when approaching your 2021 goals. ow.ly/ZD3v50Dn2Kt

The #Athens Mural Alley project will provide recovery assistance to local artists and draw attention to the creative economy. ow.ly/seMi50Durr8

#UGA grad student Victoria Powell, who goes by the stage name ivy., released a new single in January. redandblack.com/culture/q-a-ug…

Rence, an emerging artist in Los Angeles, will perform on Zoom for #UGA students and the public on March 7 at 5 p.m. redandblack.com/culture/emergi…

Zachary King is going from The Georgia Theatre to the “American Idol” stage this season. redandblack.com/culture/athens…

Piedmont Gardeners will present their freshly bloomed gardens during the middle of April, rain or shine. redandblack.com/culture/piedmo…

As students, alumni and fans of all walks of life flock to Athens for homecoming, the windows of businesses downtown come to life with paintings that inspire the nostalgic, prideful spirit that unites University of Georgia fans. redandblack.com/culture/homeco…

To further appreciate the profiles of poets, poetry and literary arts in the community, the Athens Cultural Affairs Commission will fund and administer a new program: the poet laureate. A committee of judges selected Jeff Fallis as the inaugural laureate. redandblack.com/culture/athens…

As the holiday season begins, the University of Georgia will present a light show along a half-mile walking trail at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia to display magical scenery, bright decorations and sparkling lights. redandblack.com/culture/state-…

UGA associate professor Nick Fuhrman teaches a student about a turtle found in Lake Herrick in the Natural Resources Management For Teachers course. #jour3190 #environment #education

At 7 years old, Fuhrman was visited by an important guest speaker, Park Ranger Bill Trautman with Maryland DNR, that changed the course of his life. "I think I was forever impacted by that," Fuhrman said. "This guy just seemed to be having fun." #jour3190 #education #animals

"I get excited about environmental topics," Fuhrman said. "There's a lot of information out there, and I think we can know a lot of things. But, until we act, that's the difference." #jour3190 #education #environment #wildlife

"I've always just loved being in front of others and teaching," Fuhrman said. "[Make] them kind of forget about what else is going on in their world for a little while and just teach them about something fun." #jour3190 #wildlife #education

“My family had been farming this land since the 1800s — this land right here. And to me, it's an honor to still be here. … Farming is a way of life,” Howard Sanders, a poultry farmer at Salem Oaks Farm Inc., said. #farming #agriculture #journalism

“Flushing pharmaceuticals puts a high burden on the river downstream. So we encourage people to return their unused pharmaceuticals,” Todd Rasmussen said about pharmaceutical drugs in the drinking water. A prescription drop-off box is pictured. #journalism #athens #pharmaceutical

“We are likely to be… at the beginning, not at the middle or the end of this issue. This is going to be wrestled with for decades,” Demonbreun-Chapman said about removing PFAS from Georgia’s waterways. #journalism #PFAS #waterquality