Shakera Singletary of McDonough and Joseph Manna of Dacula graduated in May from SUNY Delhi.

Olivia Gunthert , Will Capriola and Julia Koh of Atlanta, Niki Glenister of Avondale Estates, Jack Hale of Roswell, Gloria Kitchens of Lithonia and Kelechi Offor of Kennesaw graduated recently from Tufts University, located on campuses in Boston, Medford/Somerville and Grafton, Massachusetts.

Jenea Knight of Duluth graduated in March from Upper Iowa University.

Rosalie Sanchez of Lawrenceville and James Touchton of Braselton graduated from the University of Hartford in the spring.

Gabrielle Wilks of Douglasville received a master of biomedical sciences degree from Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine in Scranton, Penn.

Lina Narita of Kennesaw and Omar Simpson of Snellville graduated from Hinds Community College in Raymond, Mississippi.

Lindsay C. Agvent of Brookhaven, Jennae Alexander of Suwanee and Abigael M. Fenbert of Atlanta graduated recently from University of Rhode Island.

These four young men completed the scouting highest honor of Eagle Scout during the pandemic. From Troop 228 in Douglasville, here are Charlie Workman, Carson Thaler, Matthew Dumas, and Preston Guy at their Eagle Court of Honor held in July at Douglasville First United Methodist Church.
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Krista Pierce, senior Volunteer Services Representative at Georgia Power has been selected for the 2021-2022 Hands On Atlanta Civic Leadership Program. With her passion for service and extensive volunteer experience, Pierce was able to secure a spot among an extremely competitive applicant pool.
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Georgia Power Corporate Relations Representative Monique Carter has been named to the United Way of Greater Atlanta’s African American Partnership (AAP) Cabinet.
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Cherokee County's Macedonia Elementary School earned top state honors for excellence in education by winning the Education Patron Award from the Georgia Association of Elementary School Principals for its Social Squad program initiated by former Principal Dr. Carolyn Daugherty, who now leads Bascomb Elementary School.
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Indian Knoll Elementary School, under the leadership of Principal Kim Cerasoli, earned top state honors for excellence in education by winning the School Bell Award from the Georgia Association of Elementary School Principals for its Language Club program.
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