LaShawn Hudson is a Staff Journalist at PBA. With a passion for in-depth, fact-based journalism, she covers a diverse range of topics including education, healthcare, and culture, often focusing on campus life and university research. LaShawn's work has been featured in WABE and the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.
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By: Lashawn Hudson
Donna Hyland, who has served the CEO of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta since 2008, is retiring after working 40 years at the pediatric healthcare system.
By: Lashawn Hudson
For a special call-in show on Wednesday's edition of “Closer Look,” host Rose Scott was joined by local skilled runners and grill masters.
Throughout the conversation “Closer Look,” listeners shared reflections about America at 250, many highlighting the progress, as well as the persistent ongoing challenges.
By: Lashawn Hudson
As the campaign trail intensifies, Democrats and Republicans are vying to get their message out. As a part of “Closer Look’s" 'Their Voice, Your Vote" series, host Rose Scott is joined by a panel of guests, both Republicans and Democrats, who provide analysis about the latest on the race to the midterms.
Although Salk's vaccine was first, Dr. Albert Sabin would later transform the fight against polio again. In the 1960s, Sabin introduced an oral vaccine that replaced Salk's.
The accounts, described by the administration as “new, tax‑advantaged investment accounts for American children under 18,” officially launched on July 4, aligning with the nation's 250th anniversary.
By: Lashawn Hudson
Those solutions sometimes come in the form of books, wraparound resources, programs and more.
By: Rose Scott
By the 1800s, reformers such as Horace Mann were pushing for free, tax‑supported public education, leading to the creation of “common schools.” These schools were designed to serve a growing and increasingly diverse population.
Despite those challenges, Plant Vogtle is now one of three nuclear facilities in Southern Company's energy portfolio.
By: Lashawn Hudson
“ We provide continuing education opportunities, networking opportunities, the ability to create a community of arborists so that we can learn from
