This flower put on a rare show at UNG. And it smells of ‘everything foul’ - Dawson County News

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BREAKING: Georgia Supreme Court upholds Dawson County man’s conviction for Hannah Bender’s 2019 murder

The district attorney recognized the "horrific” nature of Bender’s death, thanking those involved in the judicial process and stating that “justice was well served” in the case.

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This flower put on a rare show at UNG. And it smells of ‘everything foul’

The endangered titan arum, also called the corpse flower, bloomed May 7, 2020, at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega campus. -Photo courtesy University of North Georgia

Corpse Flower — The endangered titan arum, also called the corpse flower, bloomed May 7, 2020, at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega campus. -Photo courtesy University of North Georgia

The corpse flower unleashed its black frills and aroma of feces and rotting flesh May 7 at a Dahlonega greenhouse.