Archway Partnership Communities
Archway seeks to form partnerships with communities that are motivated to address critical economic and community needs. After the pilot program in Moultrie/Colquitt County, UGA and the University System of Georgia provided funding for expansion to additional communities. Archway seeks to establish programs in eight communities, geographically dispersed, representing a variety of economic and community development challenges. Archway is an equal partnership between the community and higher education where the community drives the process through identification of local needs.
Colquitt County
Located in southwest Georgia, Colquitt County was created in 1856 by an act of the Georgia General Assembly. It was designated as the 115th county in Georgia and named...
Washington County
Sandersville, Tennille, and Washington County are all blessed with passionate and determined leaders. The level of cooperation between city governments and county...
Glynn County
On the Atlantic coast south of the Altamaha River, Glynn is one of Georgia’s original eight counties and was formed on February 5, 1777. The county was created from 423...
Clayton County
Clayton County was formed from western Fayette and eastern Henry counties in 1858 and named after a prominent local judge and state legislator: Augustin S. Clayton. More than...
Hart County
Located approximately 90 miles northeast of Atlanta along Interstate I-85, Hart County is situated in the heart of the rapidly developing I-85 Growth Corridor between...
Sumter County
Located in southwest Georgia, Sumter County lies 135 miles south of Atlanta. Sumter, the state's 18th county, was created from Lee County, now situated to its south...
Pulaski County
Hawkinsville-Pulaski County is located about 130 miles south of Atlanta and 120 miles east of Columbus, and is a rural community with a population of just...
Whitfield County
Information about this county is coming soon.
