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Listen: Alum April Henry King shares her artistic journey, major shuttle update announced on ‘In the Wild’ podcast

Rachel Visintainer Culling1 min readSeptember 15, 2020
April Henry King paints mural
April Henry King, Augusta University graduate and local artist, paints the mural featured at Edgar's Above Broad.

This week’s QuickJag episode features Augusta University alumna April Henry King, a communication graduate turned artist after realizing her love and talent for painting. King shares about her journey to her dream job, as well as her most recent project — a mural for Augusta’s newest restaurant, Edgar’s Above Broad.

Dale Hartenburg, assistant vice president for Campus Services, stops by for another “Pardon our Progress,” where he shares some exciting updates to the AU shuttle system. Tune in to this week’s episode to learn more.

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Rachel Visintainer Culling is a Communication and Theatre student at Augusta University. She currently works as an intern for Raysean Rick's 'In the Wild' podcast and a student consultant at the AU Writing Center. Contact her to learn more about the podcast or Writing Center services at ravisintainer@augusta.edu.

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