-
Supporters of a petition drive to keep the post office branch in Five Points open say they have collected over 1,800 signatures backing the effort.
-
The single paragraph, Board Policy GAC, describes CCSD’s commitment to involving staff, parents and community members in the decision–making process.
-
Free language classes are rare in any community, but at the Oconee County Library, one resident offers Vietnamese classes free of charge every month.
-
The Oconee County Board of Education held their work session that included discussion of Senate Bill 63 and the addition of courses for high school students in the 2026 – 2027 school year.
-
Athens nonprofit The Ark is working to get the word out about the effort to combat predatory lending.
-
Credit card debt is reaching an all-time high in the nation, and Georgians among those struggling the most.
-
Property owners in northeast Athens have submitted plans to rezone 200 acres of undeveloped land to an industrial area. Planning Commissioners heard from opponents last Thursday.
-
A judge has rejected a challenge to two provisions of a Georgia election law related to absentee ballot applications.
-
The Athens-Clarke County Fire Department is investigating the cause of a Monday morning fire at the West Broad Street School.
-
The University of Georgia will begin offering the flu vaccine on campus starting September 9th at the BeWellUGAfest.
-
Greg Trevor is currently the Public Safety Communications and Outreach Coordinator at the University of Georgia and was at his desk in the World Trade Center when the planes hit.
-
The COVID-19 pandemic was a devastating time for many Americans. In her new memoir No Longer That Girl, Northeast Georgia resident Stephanie Maley writes about how that period of fear forced other painful memories to the surface.