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7 July 2021 1:39pm The second meeting of the Greek Genealogy Hub kicked off on Tuesday evening at one of Coburg Library’s meeting rooms under the guidance of convener Kalliroe Tsiatis. There was an initial meeting in March but COVID lockdowns interfered with regular meetings after that. The Greek Genealogy Hub meeting is a community-led program was making use of the City of Moreland’s efforts to encourage people to back to using its facilities. Ms Tsiatis told Neos Kosmos that the hub which...

Last October, I sat nervously awaiting the email that would decide the trajectory of the next two years of my life. My phone buzzed. I picked it up, squeezing my eyes shut and whispering to myself one last time, “You’ll get in.” The words “Congratulations on your acceptance to Grady College!” flashed across my screen. I was exhilarated; the fact that I had been accepted to one of the top journalism schools in the country filled me with pride. At the time, I wasn’t ...

The campus and city news desks have compiled a list of events going on throughout the upcoming week that are open to the public. The list features events highlighting Black history at the University of Georgia, an online concert and a retreat focused on diversity and inclusion. Follow the links for more information for any event. Sunday, Jan. 24 What: The virtual collection is open to students, alumni, faculty, staff and the community and features stories told by Black alumni sharing their expe...

Pandemic reveals caring nature of our neighbors Dec. 11, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 12 1of12Leonard Broussard stands outside Broussards BBQ in Beaumont. Broussard started the business 27 years ago, and has been a go-to for barbecue since. Broussard has been reacing out to to help those in need, making weekly deliveries every Saturday to various homeless camps and other spots. Photo taken Wednesday, June 17, 2020 Kim Brent/The EnterpriseKim Brent / The EnterpriseShow MoreShow Less 2of...