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CCHS senior Daniel Castro’s affinity for stories has connected him to his community.

CCHS Family Engagement Specialist Christian Barner has dedicated himself to CCSD throughout his 16-year career by focusing on his impact on the systems he supports.

CCHS quarterback Lucian Anderson III’s football journey has always been intertwined with his father, assistant varsity football coach Lucian Anderson Jr.

CCHS Associate Principal Reginald Thomas has been teaching at CCHS for 23 years and hopes to leave an impact on the school community through the various positions he has held.

Clarke Central High School girls soccer player Hannah Barnett, a junior, talks about her passion for the sport.

Clarke Central High School freshman Dionne McCalla found a passion for chess at a young age, as he’s grown it has taught him valuable lessons.

Clarke Central High School alumnus and University of Georgia sophomore Cole Wilson returns to CCHS to coach the boys JV soccer team.

After playing together for six years, Clarke Central High School seniors Aaliyah Hall, Jayla Barnett and Isis Hutchens will play in their final season as Lady Gladiators.

Still recovering from a motor-vehicle accident, Clarke Central High School varsity basketball player Kendarius Watson, a senior, rejoins his team for the 2017-18 basketball season.

Linda Glenn, CCHS’ front office secretary, tell’s Clarke Central High School students and staff “Tell somebody you love them,” every day. Broadcast staffer Lily Bruce-Ritchie decided to see what the reason behind this is and how it affects students and staff at CCHS.

Audio Visual Technology and Film instructor Michael Bosby’s A/V Tech and Film III class at the Athens Community Career Academy has only one student enrolled this semester, Clarke Central High School senior Dakarii Williams.

Clarke Central High School varsity defensive lineman Sam Tardits, a senior who grew up playing rugby in France, immerses himself in the world of football at CCHS and is faced with choosing between the two sports he loves.

For 65 years, Wilson’s His and Hers Styling Shop has witnessed drastic changes over the past 65 years it’s been open that Hot Corner and all of Athens has undergone.

Maryann Sullivan was hired as Clarke Central High School’s media specialist to replace former Media Specialist Kacy Tedder who took a position at Jefferson High School during summer break.

Clarke Central High School sophomore Sidney Barnett shares about his roles as both a sneakerhead and an athlete, and the challenges he has faced throughout his life.

Junior Davey Lapack hopes to implement her passions for reading, drawing and writing into her future plans after moving to Athens in July.

In School Suspension paraprofessional Walter Jones discusses his youth, college years and the future.

Barbara Archibald reflects on her journey to becoming a teacher.

Robert Smith, a homeless man in Athens, found that missing work one day in prison would change his life forever.

Freshman Neha Mohanty has been playing soccer for ten years, and through those years it has become an influential part of her life.