Mary Ryan Howarth
News ReporterMary Ryan Howarth is a recent graduate from the University of Georgia. She started as an intern at WUGA and quickly became a part-time reporter and producer. She also contributes to Athens News Matters and the Georgia Health Report. Some of Mary Ryan's interests include reading, arts and crafts, and running her podcast with her mom, HowARTh Gallery Gossip.
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Thousands of Northeast Georgians attended the No Kings protest in Athens last month to voice their dissent with President Donald Trump’s administration. -
Today on Athens News Matters, two candidates vying to represent parts of Northeast Georgia in the state Senate. And, how the Athens Homeless Coalition is getting the public involved.
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, we discuss new additions to a DeKalb clinic aimed at addressing cases of tuberculosis. -
This week on the Georgia Health Report, we're looking at how Georgia and the rest of the states could be affected by President Donald Trump's massive tax and spending bill, recently signed into law.
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Today on Athens News Matters, a historian discusses the abolitionist beliefs of Georgia’s founding father. Plus, what Georgia’s Medicaid work requirements suggest about changes to insurance access in the rest of the nation.
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts Mary Ryan Howarth and KFF Atlanta's Renuka Rayasam discuss President Trump's megabill, which is expected to introduce Medicaid work requirements across the nation. What Georgia's Pathways Program suggests.
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The Hot Corner Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary in June, featuring food vendors, live music, and local business pop-ups. -
Today on Athens News Matters, Commissioner Carol Myers reviews possible impacts of this year’s budget on taxpayers.Then, how a group from UGA promotes films made in Georgia.
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, we'll discuss the surge Georgia has seen in people signing up for Affordable Care Act health plans in recent years.
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All Athens-Clarke County students, Kindergarten through 12th grade, can bring their report cards to any public pool facility to swim for free.
