Anna Ferguson is a features reporter at various esteemed publications, including the Evening Gazette and WUNC (91.5 FM). She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on culture and society, healthcare, and sports, blending her interests in arts and entertainment with themes of public health and travel. Anna's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Cancer Research Prevention and Golden Isles Magazine Llc.
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For Braxton Sykes, Elvis Presley isn’t merely a pop culture icon.
The lights, cameras and calls for action are back in the Golden Isles this month, as the annual Golden Isles Film Festival introduces patrons to a wide selection of entertainment
By: Anna Ferguson
The lights, cameras and call for action are back in the Golden Isles this month, as the annual Golden Isles Film Festival introduces patrons to a wide selection of entertainment options.
By: Anna Ferguson
Glynn County's public high schools are graduating students at rates higher than the state average.
By: Anna Ferguson
Pedal Golden Isles can be described in a variety of ways. One way it cannot be described, though, is as a race.
By: Anna Ferguson
Earlier this month, the Georgia Department of Education opened the annual Cybersecurity Poster Contest to all public school students.
The floral shop where Seymour works houses a plant that's more of a bloodthirsty monster than any flora or fauna. As the tale of this villainous plant unfolds, it quickly
By: Anna Ferguson
Throughout her career working in libraries, Marshes of Glynn Library Director Geri Mullis has tried to dispel the idea that library patrons are meant to be seen but not heard.
By: Anna Ferguson
When it comes to Halloween, Lea King-Badnya prefers to keep it simple. She sees no need for overpriced accessories, expensive custom-made costumes and overrated candy-collection bags.
Reading while driving is punishable in Georgia by fines and even jail time, but there are no legal implications for having stockpiles of literary works waiting to be read in
