Kate Regan
News Reporter-
Athens-Clarke County Government services and facilities will have limited hours over the remainder of the holiday week. -
UGA study finds nearly half of college students have tried CBD, many using it for anxiety and sleep.Nearly half of students surveyed by the University of Georgia have tried CBD products, with many turning to gummies and edibles to cope with anxiety, stress, and sleep problems, researchers report. -
Opioid use may weaken immune systems, leaving patients more vulnerable to infection, according to new research from the University of Georgia. -
The University of Georgia saw a 12.8% increase in early action applications for fall 2026, receiving a total of more than 34,000 student applications. -
The course guides participants through a variety of local government functions, introduces departments and their services, and educates residents on how to stay involved with ACCGov following the program. -
The funds will be matched by the UGA Foundation, bringing the total value of the gift to $2.2 million to establish the M. Douglas Ivester Scholar at the School of Medicine. -
The award-winning Prince Avenue shop, known for its coffee, sandwiches and specialty groceries, will close Dec. 28 after two years of business. -
The Clarke County School District held two public hearings Tuesday on the future of the historic West Broad Street School campus, unveiling a plan to reuse the long-neglected complex after roughly eight years of it sitting unused. -
Alumnus and civic leader T. Rogers Wade has been named the 2025 recipient of the Dooley Friends of the UGA Libraries Award, which honors the philanthropic legacy of Vince and Barbara Dooley at the University of Georgia. -
Early voting is underway for the Dec. 9 special election to fill the Georgia House District 121 seat recently vacated by Representative Marcus Wiedower.
