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Lessie Smithgall, UGA s oldest alum, dies at 110 years old
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Column: Lessie Smithgall may not have outlived us all, but her legacy will
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Editorial: We strive daily to live up to the ideals and legacy left behind by the Smithgalls
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110 years lived fully and productively Times co-founder Lessie Smithgall leaves legacy in Northeast Georgia
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Gladys Wyant retiring after 37 years of leading The Arts Council Gladys Wyant
The Arts Council will soon bid farewell to Gladys Wyant, known by many as Gainesville’s “First Lady of the Arts.”
After leading the local nonprofit for over 37 years, the executive director announced Wednesday, March 3, her plans for retiring in the summer. The Arts Council has already launched a search committee chaired by Ron Quinn, board member of the nonprofit, to find a replacement. Wyant intends to serve as a consultant to The Arts Council to help with the new executive director’s transition.
“Gladys has been with our organization for so long and wears so many hats from fundraising, arts programming and event planning to facility construction that it will be very difficult to replace her,” Quinn said in a press release. “She will be leaving big shoes to fill as Gainesville’s First Lady of the Arts.”