LaGrange College News

Robyn Miles / Daily News A wooden sleigh and reindeer have become a tradition in LaGrange College's Hawkes Hall thanks to residence hall director Kirby McCartney, left.

David Garrison has been named as LaGrange College's vice president for academic affairs by President Dan McAlexander.

Noreen Hyslop photo Eden Gray Jordan is pictured with her daughter, Kaylee. Jordan is the first college graduate to have participated in the local Mother-to-Mother Program.

The Christmas season officially starts at LaGrange College today when students, faculty and staff return from Thanksgiving break and begin Celebrate the Servant week.

A benefit concert for a LaGrange store clerk who was fatally shot in an armed robbery has been rescheduled for Saturday.

Front porch figures prominently in LaGrange College play 'Proof.' Senior theatre arts student Sam Gambino knows about front porches.

A benefit concert for a LaGrange store clerk, whose life was cut short after an armed robbery, will be held at LaGrange College Sunday.

No More "Star Wars" Sequels Please by John A. Tures Associate Professor of Political Science LaGrange College As a kid, I loved the Star Wars movie series.

Bettie Biggs, right, leads the Choral Society of West Georgia in rehearsals for this weekend's concerts.

Built by Batson-Cook Construction , the three-story, 45,000-square-foot library is the third library in the state of Georgia and the first outside of the city of Atlanta to earn the LEED distinction, the story stated.

Sherri Brown / Daily News Flowers, notes and gifts sit at the door of the Shell Mart on Vernon Street where Joseph Boison, known as 'Peace,' was shot and killed early Saturday.

The commitment to going green and promoting sustainability at the small private liberal arts college didn't start with the Frank and Laura Lewis Library.

Liberty County defeated LaGrange 16-13 in overtime in the Class AAA state football playoffs Saturday on the LaGrange College football stadium.

The presidents of LaGrange's two major institutions of higher learning touted the benefits of education Tuesday.

Surveying the LEED medallion just after its unveiling are, from left, Loren Pinkerman, Lewis Library director; Charles Smith, former chairman of the buildings and grounds committee; and Holley Henderson of H2 Ecodesign, who made the presentation on behalf of the U.S. Green Building Council.

Robyn Miles / Daily News Landon Gogel wore a tractor during a Halloween costume parade Wednesday afternoon at the Early Learning Center at Lafayette Christian School.

A big congratulations go out to 18 performers at Friday night'sA sister-sing-off at Hannibal LaGrange College -- a friendly singing competition among female performers.

Homecoming queen Rachel Watson is congratulated by Kelly Lane after being named the winner.

This is the first in a series of question-and-answer sessions with candidates for next week's elections.

The Southwest Georgia Therapeutic Riding Center hosted its annual Derby Day fundraiser Friday night at Hunny Pot Stables in Lee County.