Berry College News

The Berry College Child Development Center recently earned a perfect score from Bright from the Start: the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning.

Southeast Elementary student Kaylyn Garrett listens as students from Berry College talk during Red Ribbon Week.

Wallpaper shipped from San Francisco and antique furniture and lighting fixtures help create an authentic art deco style on the set of the Berry College production.

Wiser Wealth Management, Inc is a fiduciary fee only wealth management firm located on the square in Marietta.

Berry College students have organized two arts and crafts festivals this weekend.

The Clean Air Campaign, which expanded its services to Coosa Valley businesses in 2008, has added four new employer Partners in Rome: F&P Manufacturing of Georgia, Floyd Medical Center, Plant Hammond and Berry College.

A grand opening event will be held Nov. 14 for the Normandy Inn at WinShape on the Berry College Campus.

The Berry College Charter School of Education and Human Sciences will host a presentation by 2010 Georgia Teacher of the Year Gwen Desselle at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Science Auditorium.

Frank Barron Jr. knew what he'd do when he graduated from Washington & Lee in 1952, that is, if the Korean War didn't get in the way.

The Interfaith Council at Berry College will present a oeWicca: Fact vs. Fantasya at the Ford Building on Monday, Nov.

Rome will come alive with little ghouls and goblins Saturday as downtown and Mount Berry Square mall host trick or treaters.

The Berry College Brass Ensemble, directed by Stan Pethel, will perform at three area churches in November.

The Berry College music department is excited to announce a new concert series showcasing a wide variety of musical genres, styles and instrumentation.

Martin ready to 'give back' Mark Millican Celeste Harrison Martin grew up in Chatsworth and depended on her elders during the formative years of her life.

The first of a three-part lecture series on Eastern Orthodox Christianity is tonight at Berry College.

Don Remillard is retiring at the end of this year as superintendent of Douglas County schools.

Georgia Farm Bureau will award a total of $14,250 in scholarships to 10 high school seniors who plan to pursue a college degree in agriculture, family and consumer sciences or a related field Bernard Sims, Catoosa County Farm Bureau president, recently announced.

The MBA program offered by Berry Collegea s Campbell School of Business has been honored for excellence by The Princeton Review.

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CB&T Bank of Middle Georgia, a Synovus Bank, announced the promotions of Jan Douglass and Christie Drexler to senior vice presidents of CB&T. Drexler is responsible for the commercial banking segment of CB&T. She began her career with Synovus Financial Corporation in 2001 with Sumter Bank & Trust as vice president and manager of business ...