Georgia Gazette Nov.30th & Dec. 2nd
Join host Rickey Bevington for this week's show:
The latest on Georgia’s historic drought: water levels are low, and the threat of running out of water looms.
Ashley Horn tells us about a family saving water in innovative ways.
Mary Ellen Cheatham reports on an East Georgia County where schools are conserving water, one flush at a time.
Andi Dixon recently went vegan, which means she eats no meat or dairy products. She recounts the unique challenges that came with cooking for Thanksgiving.
Later, an update on Grady Hospital’s financial situation: the hospital’s Board of Trustees has granted the facility non-profit status. WABE's Odette Yousef reports.
Georgia Tech Football Coach Chan Gailey was fired this week. These days, a winning season is not enough. Edgar Treiguts has more.
Atlanta-native Keri Hilson sings on hit recording artist Timbaland's latest Billboard Top 100 single "The Way I Are." Rickey Bevington sat down with Hilson at an Atlanta club to learn more about the young woman's success.
Host Rickey Bevington chats with the author of “Rationing Justice.” The book recalls the plight of southern poverty lawyers.
Dave Bender explores a jail that houses illegal aliens before deportation.
Josephine Bennett interviews author Amy Blackmarr about her new book, “Going to Ground." It's a collection of stories about life in rural South Georgia.
Catholics in Savannah are hoping for a possible announcement of new American saints. The nominees lived and died on the Georgia coast more than four centuries ago. Orlando Montoya reports.
Then, storytelling with Fred Newman: The Georgia native is well known as the man who creates the sound effects on NPR’s “A Prairie Home Companion.”
And experience the music of West Georgia. A group at a local university is recording the sounds of Carrollton and other parts of the region.
All this and more on Georgia Gazette. Do1n't forget to join GPB next Friday at 3 P.M., Valarie Edwards hosts @Work ... a call-in show about your job-related issues. And don't forget to call!
The latest on Georgia’s historic drought: water levels are low, and the threat of running out of water looms.
Ashley Horn tells us about a family saving water in innovative ways.
Mary Ellen Cheatham reports on an East Georgia County where schools are conserving water, one flush at a time.
Andi Dixon recently went vegan, which means she eats no meat or dairy products. She recounts the unique challenges that came with cooking for Thanksgiving.
Later, an update on Grady Hospital’s financial situation: the hospital’s Board of Trustees has granted the facility non-profit status. WABE's Odette Yousef reports.
Georgia Tech Football Coach Chan Gailey was fired this week. These days, a winning season is not enough. Edgar Treiguts has more.
Atlanta-native Keri Hilson sings on hit recording artist Timbaland's latest Billboard Top 100 single "The Way I Are." Rickey Bevington sat down with Hilson at an Atlanta club to learn more about the young woman's success.
Host Rickey Bevington chats with the author of “Rationing Justice.” The book recalls the plight of southern poverty lawyers.
Dave Bender explores a jail that houses illegal aliens before deportation.
Josephine Bennett interviews author Amy Blackmarr about her new book, “Going to Ground." It's a collection of stories about life in rural South Georgia.
Catholics in Savannah are hoping for a possible announcement of new American saints. The nominees lived and died on the Georgia coast more than four centuries ago. Orlando Montoya reports.
Then, storytelling with Fred Newman: The Georgia native is well known as the man who creates the sound effects on NPR’s “A Prairie Home Companion.”
And experience the music of West Georgia. A group at a local university is recording the sounds of Carrollton and other parts of the region.
All this and more on Georgia Gazette. Do1n't forget to join GPB next Friday at 3 P.M., Valarie Edwards hosts @Work ... a call-in show about your job-related issues. And don't forget to call!
