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Evelyn Andrews

  • Newsletter Associate Producer, CNN
Atlanta
As seen in: CNN, CNN Travel, Associated Press, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Flagpole Magazine, Rough Draft Atlanta, Chatham Star Tribune
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Evelyn Andrews’s Journalist Portfolio

African Americans at UGA Say Some Downtown Bars Discriminate

African Americans at UGA Say Some Downtown Bars Discriminate

The problems in downtown Athens run deeper than one racist drink name.

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Ex-ISIS leader's wife moved from U.S. to Iraqi custody - CNNPolitics

Ex-ISIS leader's wife moved from U.S. to Iraqi custody - CNNPolitics

Umm Sayyaf -- the wife of an ISIS leader killed in a U.S. military raid -- was transferred from U.S. custody …

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40-plus Sandy Springs buildings targeted for demolition in Ga. 400 toll lanes project

40-plus Sandy Springs buildings targeted for demolition in Ga. 400 toll lanes project

The Georgia Department of Transportation's Ga. 400 toll lanes project could require the demolition of more th…

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Wonder chemical and confusing craze: Inside the CBD sales boom

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By Evelyn Andrews
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
Cannabidiol – better known as CBD – is the wonder substance of the moment, showing up everywhere from dog treats in Sandy Springs to an oil-selling booth at Perimeter Mall to craft cocktails in Buckhead. Retailers say the hemp extract can help treat pain, anxiety and insomnia. But some medical experts say the booming business causes confusion with marijuana products and that CBD needs more safety research, regulation and enforcement of existing rules.
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Exceptional Educator: Kathy Vail, Dunwoody High School fencing team leader

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By Evelyn Andrews
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
Kathy Vail has led Dunwoody High Fencing from its start as a small team in 2009 to a full club with a large practice area. Now, she’s won the United States Fencing Association’s Outstanding Service Award for Youth Fencing for her work building and coaching the program, which allows high school students to learn fencing and participate in competitions with other Georgia schools.
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Summer program marks 20 years of serving low-income students

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By Evelyn Andrews
| Rough Draft Atlanta Verified
A summer education program serving low-income students from Sandy Springs’ public schools is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The Horizons Atlanta program at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School (HIES) teaches students so they don’t fall behind during the break, while also helping them deal with major issues like deportation threats. Students in the Horizons program at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School in Sandy Springs take a bow after finishing a performance.
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Awards

Atlanta Press Club's Awards of Excellence

2018 - Rising Star

Awarded to an outstanding journalist under 30 years old. Received award in April 2019

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Georgia Press Association Better Newspaper Contest

2019 - Feature Writing

I received 3rd Place in Feature Writing for my coverage of a police program, preservation of a historic church and the restoration of the "Battle of Atlanta" cyclorama painting.

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