Stories by Melissa Hovanes
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Everyday People
Tammy Lee, Middle School Teacher
She's noticed that the difficult economy has seemed to affect students' preparedness for school.
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Everyday People
Heyward Young, Bear Creek Reservoir Attendant
In his "retirement," he works at the reservoir and has gotten his real estate license… but he still hasn't started a band.
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Everyday People
Lauren Felten, Banker and Baker
An electronic banking specialist who bakes "gender reveal" cakes in her spare time.
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Everyday People
Michael Pipkin, Unemployed Laborer
He can't get a job without a car but can't afford a car without a job.
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Everyday People
Demetrice Riden, Ice Cream Shop Employee
He grew up in Athens, but is ready to finish school and move to Florida.
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Athens Farmers Market
A New Central Location Heralds a Focus on Community
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Everyday People
Steve Carter, Martial Arts Instructor
He may be the first Everyday Person who breaks bricks with his bare hands.
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Everyday People
William Holley, Jr., Advocate for the Disabled
He has wise words on a variety of subjects, including how to prepare for "Arthur."
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Everyday People
Kimberly Harding, Photographer and Student
Her 12-year-old daughter has decided to study marine biology in Boston.
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Everyday People
Carla Parr, Retiree
She's a former special education teacher who also used to ride a motorcycle.
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Everyday People
Lisa Pomaya, Dry Cleaner
She cleans clothes now, but she used to work in a factory here that made them.
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Everyday People
Cynthia Jackson, Sales Consultant
In her free time, she's on a praise dance team at her church.
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Everyday People
Tyrone Kalfus, Unemployed
They call him "Chicago," but he's lived in many more places than his hometown.
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Everyday People
Dario Gonzales, PhD Student
A Fulbright scholar from Chile, he sometimes finds Americans too polite.
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Everyday People
Jessica Ross, Hair Stylist
She likes living in Athens because it's so accepting of people's differences.
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Up Against It
The ACC Landfill Encroaches on Neighbors Again
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City Pages
Global Poverty Project Comes to UGA Library
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Whose Schools? Our Schools!
Students Confront Regents Over Immigrant Policy
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