L-R: Piedmont College Walker School of Business Dean Dr. John Misner, Groover, Peppers, Richard Andrews, Chris Andrews, and professors Dr. Kerry Waller and Dr. Ed Taylor.
DEMOREST - Two Piedmont College business majors got a surprise recently when they were picked to receive scholarships presented by Andrews Business Services of Clarkesville. <br />
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Freshman Justin Groover of Newnan and sophomore Thomas Peppers of Gainesville were nominated for the award by their professors. <br />
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This is the second year that owners Richard and Chris Andrews have awarded the $1,000 scholarships.
Stung by a resounding defeat in the U.N. Security Council, the Palestinians announced Wednesday that they joined the International Criminal Court to pursue war crimes charges against Israel.
Lawyers for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to overturn a judge's decision to not move his upcoming trial out of state.
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Clarkesville officials said Monday they need to learn more about the provisions of new Georgia alcohol legislation before deciding whether the city should opt out of House Bill 879 that includes, among other things, home delivery of alcohol.
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