I have an incredible story that I would love the chance to share with the world and reach out to…read moreall whose had such a good positive impact in my life that my story involves. I am clueless about the best way to get the word out and I am not sure how to go about doing this appropriately. Can you give me guidance on how to get a thank you and response letter and pictures for proof to Brantley Gilbert. He is such a big part of it all. I have so much acknowledgement thankfulness appreciation and praise to give to everyone involved where it is long over due. I just don't know how to reach them. Can you help me?

I FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS PLACE! I was really in need of sending a package in a hurry. When I got…read morethere my package wasn't taped well. Arggghh. The box split on the side, I was already late for work. The man there was so kind and helpful. He found me a perfect sized box. Got me all the way together with a tape - completely sealed.Asked me exactly what I was trying to do - got my package there quick fast. !!!! This is a much needed one stop shop. Finally a helpful place in the area! Thank you !

I decided to go in this location and this is one time that my intuition lead me well. Where should…read moreI start? This is a convenient location , not far from my home. And all of the items that I've been driving around with me in my car saying I'll mail to my daughter one day when I make it to the post office , I was able to mail here. It was affordable (to my surprise) and the hours are much more convenient than the post offfice. I will definitely come again.

During my wandering in Athens, I not only spotted the marker with the history but I also caught a…read morenewspaper box offering free copies. I picked one up and flipped through it over coffee. The marker is near the UGA Arch. It reads, "Students published the first issue of the University of Georgia's campus newspaper, The Red and Black, on Nov. 24, 1893, from offices in the Academic Building (now the Hunter-Holmes Academic Building). The tabloid boosted school spirit, promoted athletic programs and reported on cultural activities for the University's 212 students. The weekly paper was the official organ of the Athletic Council from 1895 to 1928, when it became a laboratory for the School of Journalism in the Commerce-Journalism Building. It was a semiweekly when it moved with the school to the Journalism Building in 1968 and changed to a broadsheet format. In 1980, The Red and Black became independent of the University, supported by advertising, directed by volunteer professionals and produced by students off campus. In 1991, publication was expanded from four to five days a week. The Red and Black has provided University students with valuable training and experience. Distinguished alumni include John E. Drewry, the first dean of the School of Journalism; many acclaimed publishers, editors and writers; leaders in broadcasting, public relations and advertising; and recipients of Pulitzer Prizes, Peabody and Academy Awards." It's marker number 029-18 and was erected in 1994 by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. The Red & Black is an independent student newspaper in Athens, Georgia, known for sharp reporting and vibrant campus coverage. Founded in 1893 and operating independently since 1980, it offers news, opinion, sports, and culture with a bold, student-driven voice. Its staff of student editors and reporters gain real-world experience while shaping editorial content that reflects both university life and broader civic issues. With a headquarters on Baxter Street and a strong digital presence, it remains a vital chronicle of Athens and the University of Georgia. The cover page I saw was about black cemeteries in Athens which was interesting and while I was tempted to check them out (I love cemeteries), I did not have time on this visit. [Review 1381 of 2025 - 863 in Georgia - 24933 overall]

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