Emily Jones

How one state’s hunters are taking aim at rural hunger Georgia hunters are allowed to kill up to 12 deer in a year, but many don’t have the freezer space to keep them all or don’t need that much meat to feed their families. Hunters for the Hungry allows t... See more

The High Cost of Complacency: The Real-World Consequences of Outdated IT Many small and medium-sized business (SMB) owners view IT upgrades as unnecessary expenses, delaying technology improvements until the current setup finally breaks beyond repair. Whi... See more

This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and WABE, Atlanta’s NPR station. During his own victory speech on Election Day this week, Atlanta mayor Andre Dickens took a moment to celebrate some other candidates who’d also just won t... See more

Let them eat quiche! (at least that’s the saying in my head.) You guys, this is so simple. So rustic. So homey. So perfectly scrumptious. It’s straightforward with no frill, yet offers that nostalgic wave of, “did my grandmother make this for me just now?... See more

Georgia sees face off for Public Service Commission elections Democrats and Republicans are rallying supporters on each side as they get ready to face off in Georgia’s only statewide race this year. Trinity Audioplayer ready... This coverage is made possi... See more