Solar eclipse

According to NASA, the lunar eclipse will begin tonight around 9:20 p.m. Its peak will be around 12:12 a.m., with over 96% of the surface of the moon covered by Earth’s shadow. The partial eclipse will end just before 2 a.m.

UGA is hosting a solar eclipse ‘blackout’ party in Sanford Stadium Monday. The free event runs from 1 to 4 pm and the first ten thousand guests will…

The solar eclipse is just a week away and time is running out to get your eclipse glasses. Expert are warning viewers to use the right glasses when taking…

Oconee County Public School officials announced that they will dismiss 30 minutes later than usual on August 21 because of the solar eclipse.Claire…