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“I billed myself as a triple threat: attorney, author, and artist,” Darryl Hines, one of Tannery Row Artist Colony’s newest members, said. Yet at the “tender age” of 72, Hines finds himself totally immersed in one of these talents — creating works of visual art.

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Now in its seventh decade of delivering compelling performances all over the world, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre — recognized by Congress as a vital American “Cultural Ambassador to the World” — will make its return to Atlanta’s Fabulous Fox Theatre for a series of shows in mid-February.

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The Aurora Theatre recently won three Suzi Bass Awards, which are Atlanta’s equivalent to the Tony Awards, capping a tremendous year for Gwinnett County’s only professional theater.

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The Lawrenceville Arts Commission has announced a Community Mural Call for Art. This is an open call for artists to submit designs for a community mural planned along Buford Drive in downtown Lawrenceville.

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ATLANTA – Georgia political and business leaders joined with their Korean counterparts Tuesday to break ground on the largest economic development project in the state’s history. Hyundai Motor Group is about to begin construction on a $5.5 billion electric vehicle and battery manufacturing plant in Bryan County expected to create 8,100 jobs when fully built […]

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The winner of the prestigious Hudgens Prize will be announced Friday at the closing reception for the exhibition of the four artists who are finalists for the award.

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The Lawrenceville Arts Center will welcome the holiday season with Gwinnett’s longest-running theatrical holiday tradition “Christmas Canteen,” which features a collection of songs, comedic sketches and dancing, from Nov. 25-Dec. 23.

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ATHENS — USDA’s Farm Service Agency State Executive Director Arthur Tripp recently visited with students, faculty, and local elected officials at Georgia Southern University and the Georgia Grown Innovation Center to discuss the ways in which USDA supports small agribusiness owners.

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When Runako Campbell graduated from Archer High School, she knew she was headed for Princeton University. Little did she know what other adventures beckoned on some of the most coveted stages in New York City.

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Greater Atlanta Christian School families gathered on Aug. 20 to sort and pack donated school supplies such as pencils, crayons, notebooks, folders, and disinfecting wipes, for the teachers and students of neighboring school Meadowcreek Elementary School.

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City officials showed art has a place in Lawrenceville with the continuation of a partnership between the city and The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning. Three new exhibitions from the Hudgens’ permanent collection are currently on display at Lawrenceville City Hall for all to enjoy.

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