Jeremy Redmon is a reporter at various publications, including the Finger Lakes Times and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. With three decades of experience, he has extensively covered war, politics, and mental health, often focusing on themes of trauma and resilience in his storytelling. His work has been recognized by notable outlets such as The New York Times and the 'Best American Essays.'
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By: Jeremy Redmon
Famous Cherokee led Native American boarding school near Cartersville
By: Jeremy Redmon
A Native American boarding school established by Moravian missionaries in North Georgia in the early 19th century reveals a complicated and compelling history.
By: Jeremy Redmon
Army Sgt. Quornelius S. Radford, accused of shooting and injuring soldiers at Georgia's Fort Stewart, is scheduled to appear at a military court Friday for his arraignment.
By: Jeremy Redmon
One year after its founder's death, the Carter Center says it is navigating federal funding cuts and will continue to speak out against Trump administration policies.
By: Jeremy Redmon
Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander remembers her Atlanta nonprofit was still grieving the loss of its namesake at the beginning of this year when it
By: Jeremy Redmon
A birthday note from Jimmy Carter to his wife, Rosalynn, on White House stationary and a wooden coffee table the former president built are included in a Christie's auction.
By: Jeremy Redmon
On Aug. 18 of 1978, President Jimmy Carter dashed off a brief note on White House stationery to first lady Rosalynn Carter, commemorating her 51st birthday.
By: Jeremy Redmon
When it comes to Girl Scout Cookies, the royal family agrees with most Americans. King Charles III and Queen Camilla bought a box of Thin Mints during an April 30 stop in Front Royal, Virginia.
By: Jacob Wilt, Dea Yancey-Bragg, Jeremy Redmon
Memphis helped shape the Civil Rights Movement. Now residents face a new fight as Republican lawmakers seek to split the city into GOP‑leaning congressional districts.
By: Miles J. Herszenhorn, Jeremy Redmon, Amber South, Karissa Waddick
As children and grandchildren honored loved ones they never knew, Americans marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with tributes to the fallen and renewed calls for unity.
