KSU graduate, age 63, earns degree after career in patient advocacy and motherhood

Mattie Frascella will graduate from Kennesaw State University at age 63 after years devoted to family and work. Her story reflects determination through challenges including health setbacks while inspiring others considering returning to school.



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Fourteen family farms in Georgia were recognized as the state’s newest Centennial Farms during a ceremony at the Georgia National Fair on October 8, 2025.


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Amazon creating 250,000 job opportunities across the U.S. this holiday season

Amazon has announced the creation of 250,000 full-time, part-time, and seasonal job opportunities across the United States, including in rural communities.
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Kennesaw State marks 25 years with Montepulciano through student-led design projects

Kennesaw State University students are participating in a project to design a commemorative wine label and promotional materials for a special bottle of red wine, marking the 25th anniversary of the university’s partnership with Montepulciano, Italy.
Eric Arneson, Vice President for Student Affairs

Kennesaw State microbiology lab supports student research leading to graduate study

In Andrew Haddow’s office at Kennesaw State University, a white board lists scholarship deadlines, summer program applications, and lab work progress.

EnergyTek Corporation announces $275 million investment for solar manufacturing in Colquitt County

EnergyTek Corporation has announced plans to invest at least $275 million in a new manufacturing facility in Moultrie, Colquitt County.


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Kennesaw State researcher develops virtual models for improved diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases

A Kennesaw State University researcher is working to improve the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal (GI) disorders by developing virtual models of the human stomach.
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Cobb County reviews Veterans Memorial project and updates on school enrollment

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners has reviewed plans for a Veterans Memorial to be located at a Cobb Parks property on Fairground Road.
Christopher Nunn, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Community Affairs

Georgia releases report on Chitlin’ Circuit heritage ahead of planned historic trail

The Georgia Department of Community Affairs’ Historic Preservation Division has released a new report titled On the Circuit: The Chitlin’ Circuit and Segregated Black Entertainment in Jim Crow Georgia.