The "Origins: Mapping the Universe" panel at Kennesaw State will discuss Earth and humanity's creation, followed by questions and answers.
Series of tours will be guided by Civil War historian and instructor Michael K. Shaffer
The robber also was wearing a floppy hat and a dark, hooded sweatshirt, according to police.
With so many defendants listed the title really should be "DNC v. Everyone Else"
Scholarships available for the upcoming tours of sites associated with the Atlanta Campaign.
Time left to register for tour of Pickett’s Mill Battlefield next Saturday!
‘Lincoln: Commander in Chief’ four-week course starts at College of Continuing and Professional Education at KSU on Monday, May 7.
New “Drive Change” campaign encourages commuters and employers to consider different travel options instead of driving alone to work
Professor Roger Tutterow will serve as the Henssler Financial Endowed Chair at Kennesaw State University.
KSU Graduate combines leadership experience with industry-recognized certification
Join us for a day of golf and fellowship at Brookstone Golf & Country Club to raise money for Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue
The program gave him the knowledge to expand his company's brand through multiple platforms
Civil War historian Michael K. Shaffer will discuss the April 1861 events surrounding the stealing of the locomotive, the General.
Free community festivals help motivate kids to stay active and to keep learning during the summer months!
Find out FB information at both these sites.
The long running 'class action' civil suit against the Canadian slum lords who preyed on trailer park tenants for years is about to settle.
The scholarships help defray some of the costs associated with professional certificate programs
The program prepares students for the industry-recognized Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification.
It is said that the largest of the US intelligence networks is the United States Post Office.
The fatal collision was reported overnight Thursday on the northbound side at the Barrett Parkway interchange.
Today (March 25) we remember those who served, on this National Medal of Honor Day! The first recipients - members of ‘The Andrews Raid.’
Building offering homebuyer incentives at Creekview Park
The spring event you have been waiting for! Great, convenient location in Acworth Crossing shopping center on Cobb Parkway
Tour Shoupade Park next Saturday, during the annual Phoenix Flies program.
The student, who was arrested last week, told police he was only joking.
The free event is organized by KSU's College of Continuing and Professional Education
Register today by 3:00 p.m.
Kennesaw resident Amy Kessler has joined Jim Chapman Communities, metro Atlanta’s premier 55+ homebuilder, as Sales Manager
The free event will highlight the award-winning program at KSU's College of Continuing and Professional Education
Register for all at ccpe.kennesaw.edu
Tickets going fast! Register for the upcoming night tours at Pickett’s Mill Battlefield, at http://friendsofgastateparks.org/node/743.
Georgia Psychiatric Physicians Association names Dr. Yolanda Graham ‘Psychiatrist of the Year’
She has since added the letters CPhT next to her name – certified pharmacy technician.
The ten-week program, offered at KSU's College of Continuing and Professional Education, includes theory and hands-on instruction.
Local ticket provider reaches $1 million in trade
Walkable townhomes community coming soon to Cobb County
She'll be remembered as "very creative, loving, thoughtful, and as someone who always made herself available to others."
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KSU Continuing Education Graduate transitions from IT to Information Security
From the opening action at Tunnel Hill to the fall of Atlanta, the armies maneuvered, fought, and left destruction behind.