Dalton State College News

Armuchee High School graduate Alexandria Moore was awarded North Georgia EMC's 2011-2012 Howard Baker Memorial Scholarship for Floyd County.

Dahlonega, GA A - North Georgia College & State University has selected Dr. Donna T. Mayo as the dean for the university's Mike Cottrell School of Business.

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Eli Wyatt graduated from Calhoun High School in 2004, but the year before his senior year his life was turned upside down.

North Georgia College & State University has selected Dr. Donna T. Mayo as the dean for the university's Mike Cottrell School of Business.

Sarah Crow decorated her mortice board with the words "Hire Me" to be seen during Dalton State College's 46th commencement exercise Friday May 11, 2012 at the Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center in Dalton, Ga.

From early on, Marlen Rodriguez knew she wanted to go to college, but it wasn't until she was in middle school and joined a summer program at Dalton State College that she actually felt it could become a reality.

WTCI announced the winners for the WTCI PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest. All first place winners from the Tennessee Valley will be entered into the national PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest, where they will compete against area winners from across the country.

Student artists from Eastbrook Middle School learn painting techniques with an artist in a studio at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.

Governor Bill Haslam on Thursday signed the piece of his 2012 legislative agenda that redefines school accountability in the state and waives Tennessee from portions of the federal No Child Left Behind law.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday released its annual study dedicated to crime in Tennessee's schools.

As the pressure builds for colleges not only to enroll more students but actually graduate them, more schools are turning to their admission requirements as part of the solution.