Zach Flagg, a senior at Dodge County High School, recently signed a full scholarship to attend the Georgia Military College. 

Flagg received the State Service Scholarship, a merit based scholarship for which recipients compete based on their academic preparation for college, leadership, participation in extra-curricular activities, and desire to serve in the Georgia Army National Guard.

The scholarship is a full two-year scholarship that pays for tuition, fees, uniforms, room, board and books.

It’s worth over two years is approximately $35,000. In addition, Flagg will make approximately $20,000 in pay and benefits from the Guard, Veterans Administration, and ROTC over the two years of college. Pictured is Zach (center) with his Mother, Shirley Flagg, and Father, Grover Flagg. 

Last Sunday marked the 200th anniversary of the birth of one my all-time favorite guys, Soren Kierkegaard.  Considering the incalculable influence he has had on modern thought, it is surprising that scarcely a word about his bicentenary appeared in the press. 

Thinkers as diverse as Nietzsche, Sartre, Camus, and Heidegger were influenced by him, as were many modern and post-modern fiction writers. 

Indeed, a work such as Wise Blood would have been impossible without Kierkegaard. ... Read More

After seven recording sessions in four states and more than two years of hard work, Georgia College Professor of Music Dr. Maureen Horgan has released her first CD on Centaur Records-which is one of the oldest and largest independent classical labels in the U.S.

“Moe’s Bit o’Blues” includes 13 songs from several genres of music.

“It was really complicated to put together and includes a mix of different genres like electroacoustic, jazz, hip-hop and atonal,” said Horgan, who plays the trombone... Read More