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It’s the final week of early voting in this fall’s general election in Georgia and Athens residents continue to hit the polls in record numbers.
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To discuss the ballot, WUGA’s Havivah Saltz sat down with Charles Bullock, Professor of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia.
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The ordinance now includes that the commission finds it reasonable to permit tenured vendors who have operated near the new College Square to continue running their business.
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The Athens-Clarke County commission voted 8-to-2 to approve a reformed rights-of-way ordinance that will likely impact homelessness in downtown Athens.
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Tuesday night's Athens-Clarke County commission meeting is set to be a big one. WUGA's McClain Baxley helps break down the agenda.
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The Clarke County School District's four-year graduation rate climbed 4.5 points in 2026 to 86.35%, its highest level since before 2011, the Georgia Department of Education reported.
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An Associate Judge of Magistrate has been named for Athens-Clarke County. Edward Hunt Brumby, who has practiced law in Athens since 2000, was appointed to the role, effective September 14.
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Sample Ballots are now available, and voter registration will close October 5th for the upcoming midterm elections.
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The Lyndon House Arts Center has announced the opening date of the biennial Clarke County School District Student Art Exhibition.
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Athens-Clarke County commissioners voted Monday afternoon to take no action on a proposed ordinance that would have allowed valet parking in designated loading zones downtown.
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Design plans for Athens’ new Judicial Center are up for discussion at the Mayor and Commission’s Agenda Setting Session Tuesday evening.
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Hemant Desai has been appointed as the new chief information officer and Information Technology Department director for the Athens-Clarke County Unified Government.