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This Pinecrest Academy teacher, archaeologist travels to Greece each summer to research tools used thousands of years ago
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Lee Anderson stands in front of the Parthenon during his most recent trip to Greece this past summer. Photo courtesy of Lee Anderson.
Lee Anderson he began his archaeological research in 2013, traveling most summers to Greece where he studies ancient artifacts and tools excavated from sites where people once lived between 3,500 and 4,500 years ago.
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This Forsyth County student was honored with an acclaimed agricultural award
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Georgia Farm Bureau President Tom McCall, right, presents North Forsyth County High School FFA member Cash Adams with a $1,000 scholarship and grand champion belt buckle for exhibiting the 2025 Georgia Junior National Breeding Ewe Grand Champion as Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tyler Harper offers congratulations. Photo Courtesy of Georgia Farm Bureau
A Forsyth County high school student was recently awarded an agricultural livestock award for his extensive work with farm breeding.
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