Aimée Marcoux
News Reporter-
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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Yesterday was Valentine’s Day, considered the ultimate day of romantic love. However, WUGA’s Aimee Marcoux looks at love in a different light: eternal love for an unrealized life and a gift of hope to a compassionate organization. -
Today on Athens News Matters, a UGA expert considers whether Georgia is still a swing state after this week’s election. Plus, the proposed rock quarry fueling opposition in Jackson County. -
On November 18th, Jackson County’s Board of Commissioners will decide whether an Alabama-based company can move forward with a controversial mining project. -
Una iniciativa guiada por activistas locales y oficiales de elecion vapermitir votantes del condado Athens-Clarke que eligan una boleta en espanol o ingles. -
Today on Athens News Matters, how advocates are spreading the word about a language inclusivity initiative during this year’s election. Plus, a review of the measures on this year’s ballot.
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An initiative led by local advocates and election officials will allow Athens-Clarke County voters to choose a ballot in either Spanish or English.
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October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Parents who go through these tragedies often feel isolated and alone, but one Athens organization is working to help these parents be seen by their community. -
Today on Athens News Matters, a voice from Asheville, North Carolina describes the days after Hurricane Helene. Plus, how book bans brought a national organization to Athens.
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In Treutlen County, Georgia, just a few hours south of Clarke County, farmers are dealing with the fallout of Hurricane Helene.
