Legacy

Legacy of Learning: GNTC Awards 2025 Judge Dan Peace Winn Scholarships to Aspiring Students

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Rome, Ga. — Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) has selected its recipients for the 2025 Judge Dan Peace Winn Scholarship, aimed at supporting students connected to Polk County in their pursuit of higher education. This scholarship honors the legacy of the late Judge Dan Peace Winn, who served the community until his passing in 2016 at the age of 94. Established by Judge Winn’s family, the scholarship seeks to assist residents of Polk County or those with ties to the area to complete their degrees, diplomas, or certificates at GNTC. “The Winn family is committed … Read more

Judge Launches 361st Home Run, Ties DiMaggio for Fourth Place in Yankees’ Legacy

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NEW YORK — Aaron Judge made history on Saturday by hitting his 361st career home run, matching the legendary Joe DiMaggio for fourth place on the New York Yankees’ all-time list. The milestone was reached in a game that drew considerable attention from fans and analysts alike, as the Yankees faced off against the Boston Red Sox. Judge’s home run came in the fifth inning, putting the Yankees ahead and sparking a wave of excitement at Yankee Stadium. The moment further solidified Judge’s status as one of the franchise’s most impactful players. This season, he … Read more

GW Law Unveils the Bernard Center: A Legacy of Innovation in Law and Technology

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The George Washington University Law School has honored alumni Eugene L. Bernard and his wife, Barbara, by naming its newly established center for law and technology after them. This recognition comes following a significant donation from the Bernards aimed at enhancing GW Law’s Intellectual Property and Technology Law programs. Eugene Bernard, a distinguished member of the 1951 graduating class, had a notable career practicing intellectual property law in Washington, D.C., impacting the field significantly. He achieved a landmark victory before the United States Supreme Court in the 1980 case of Dawson Chemical … Read more

Community Gathers as Ervin Assumes Role of Deputy Judge Executive Following Doolittle’s Legacy

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PADUCAH, Ky. — The McCracken County government has welcomed a new leader following the recent passing of Deputy Judge Executive Doolittle. Ervin was officially sworn in to the role, taking responsibility for the executive functions of the county. The ceremony held in the county courthouse was attended by numerous officials and community members who gathered to pay their respects to Doolittle’s legacy while also supporting Ervin in his new position. The passing of Doolittle, who had served the county diligently, brought sadness to many, but the transition aims to maintain continuity in leadership. Ervin, who … Read more