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Today on Athens News Matters, Athens-Clarke County Mayor Girtz on proposing a budget during an uncertain economy. Plus, how Georgia taxpayers help former foster kids afford an education.
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Today on Athens News Matters, the new initiative that will provide job training to young adults impacted by the justice system. Plus, one reporter’s insights into the state of public healthcare today.
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Today on Athens News Matters, hundreds of Athenians confronted the redeveloper of the West Side mall.
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This week on Athens News Matters, a UGA student on how she pairs brain science with songwriting. Then, the story behind a new Indian restaurant garnering attention in Athens.
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Today on Athens News Matters, why are officials still battling over a building that was set to be demolished years ago? And, how one nonprofit serves local youth through chess tournaments.
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Today on Athens News Matters, a UGA expert breaks down theories about the spread of bird flu. Then, a local nonprofit leader discusses one of the largest affordable housing initiatives in Athens.
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Today on Athens News Matters, a mother and her daughters sit down to discuss their unique family activity—producing Athens’ latest podcast. Then, a UGA architect shares the design strategies behind much of the university’s campus.
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Today on Athens News Matters, how the local government plans to bring Georgia Power customers’ interests to the table. And, Georgia scientists have been thrown into uncertainty after federal funding changes.
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Today on Athens News Matters, maintenance workers at Piedmont Hospital in Athens formed the organization’s first union—but are struggling to get a contract. Plus, a county commissioner on why she abstained from voting on an equity resolution.
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Today on Athens News Matters, how nearly $2 million have been distributed for public safety at the University of Georgia. Plus, how local college student-turned influencers may be affected by the potential TikTok ban.
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Today on Athens News Matters, a local activist on the steps nonprofits are taking in the face of mass deportations. Plus, the influences behind two Athens musicians who will be featured in a Black History Month celebration.
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Today on Athens News Matters, how literacy education reform will be implemented in Clarke County. Plus, a study reveals how Georgia’s Asian American women are impacted by the state’s reproductive healthcare system.