[ In Education ]
North Georgia Cabins Possibly Connected with Cherokee Indians

Fellow volunteers with the National Trail of Tears Association along with local researcher Jeff Bishop...
Jan 2, 2007

[ In Health ]
Walker County Schools Closed Due to Flu Outbreak

An influenza and strep throat outbreak closed all schools in the Walker County school district Friday...
Dec 18, 2006

[ In Health ]
Free Lecture: Your Health, Your Choice

Dr. Richard Dubois will present Your Health, Your Choice a free lecture...
Dec 4, 2006

[ In Art ]
MLK Talent Show Auditions

Anyone interested in being a part of the Martin Luther King...
Dec 4, 2006

[ In Health ]
Eleven VHA Georgia Hospitals Launch BidShift(R) Flexible Workforce Management Technology

San Diego-based BidShift, the leading provider of web-based flexible workforce management technology for healthcare providers, has implemented...
Dec 4, 2006

[ In Health ]
Don’t Risk It! Why Most Homes Are Underinsured

If your home burned down tomorrow, chances are good you wouldn’t get enough money from your insurance company to replace it...
Dec 4, 2006

[ In Pet Care ]
Tips for Helping Your Pet Weather the Winter

Winter and the busy holiday season can pose special risks for pets. Help your pet to weather the winter...
Nov 27, 2006

[ In Health ]
Floyd Earns Compass Award for Customer Service Improvement

Floyd Medical Center has been awarded a 2006 Compass Award for Customer Service Improvement from Press Ganey Associates...
Nov 22, 2006

[ In Health ]
Flu Season Officially Here

The first cases of the flu have been confirmed by the state public health laboratory. The cases were from Bartow and Cobb counties...
Nov 22, 2006

[ In Health ]
Report Finds Floyd’s Economic Impact More Than $538 Million Annually

In 2004, Floyd Medical Center generated more than $538 million in revenue for the local and state economies according to a recent report by the Georgia Hospital Association, the state’s largest hospital trade association...
Nov 22, 2006

[ In Education ]
Mysterious Illness Still Under Investigation

The mystery illness that swept Midway Primary School last week has left a 5 year old boy in the hospital in critical condition on a ventilator...
Nov 19, 2006

[ In Education ]
Absences Rise as Midway Primary School Searches for Answers

Out of the 400 students that make up Midway Primary School, more than 180 of them were absent Wednesday along with 2 teachers.
Floyd County School Superintendent, Kelly Henson said after 120 students were out sick Tuesday...
Nov 17, 2006

[ In Education ]
National Honors for Top Professor in Georgia

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education have named Dr. Carmen Acevedo Butcher at Shorter College the 2006 Georgia Professor of the Year...
Nov 16, 2006

[ In Health ]
Health Officials Investigating Sickness at Midway Primary School

Officials are investigating Midway Primary School after close to one-third of the students became ill...
Nov 15, 2006

[ In Education ]
"Barron's" Ranks Berry as a "Best Buy" in Higher Education

Berry is one of six institutions of higher education in Georgia profiled in the ninth edition of "Barron's Best Buys in College Education."...
Nov 15, 2006