FULTON COUNTY, Ga. -- Fulton County’s Department of Aging and Youth Services Department, Office of Children and Youth is recruiting high school students with interest and/or future aspirations in the areas of community development, law, public policy, political office, debate and much more.

Selected students will be involved in planning the economic, legislative, and social future of youth. Program participants will work directly with local elected officials and state legislators to identify potential solutions for issues that affect the quality of life in Fulton County. 

ATLANTA -- Spelman College Museum of Fine Art will host Connecting the Dots: The Heidelberg Project and the Power of Art, a special conversation with Aku Kadogo, international theater director, choreographer, educator, creative producer of cultural arts projects and Spelman Distinguished Visiting Scholar of the Arts, and Tyree Guyton, creator of the renowned Heidelberg Project of Detroit, Thursday, Mar. 26, at 6:30 p.m.

Acting on his vision many years ago, Guyton set out to respond to a city that was in a state of disrepair and despondency.  Now in its 30th year, The Heidelberg Project is a thriving arts organization that aims to inspire and enrich all those who experience it.

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. -- Wolf Creek Amphitheater is holding an internship program for college students and recent graduates.

The south Fulton County venue needs enthusiastic and dedicated interns for the 18-show 2015 season, which runs Apr. 25 through Oct. 4.

Interns will participate in several production areas at Wolf Creek, including social media, field events, and web and mobile campaigns. Candidates must be able to work flexible hours, lift up to 40 pounds, use Microsoft Office proficiently, and have internet access and reliable transportation.

Students and graduates with majors or degress in mass communication, film, public relations, entertainment, production, marketing or venue management are especially encouraged to apply.