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Oconee County Fire Rescue Asks for Volunteers to Join Their Program

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Revisiting a Forgotten Athens Cemetery: Updates and Community Connections

The atmosphere in Brooklyn Cemetery holds the stories of past Athens residents and represents ...

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Winterville Library Makes Noise for Funding With Concert Series

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Malaki Starks of Jefferson High School is leaving a legacy on the Dragons before he heads to Athens to be a Bulldog

Local Football Star Focused on Legacy Over Limelight

Jefferson, Georgia. isn’t necessarily known across the country as a hotbed for high school ...

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A mural celebrating extracurricular activities stands in Clarke Central High School in Athens, Georgia on Oct. 1, 2021. Local artist Will Eskridge painted the mural, titled "We Are All Gladiators" with help from students at the high school. (Photo/Autumn Sanford)

Schools’ Safe Havens: How Fine Arts Programs Inspire, Protect

For students who hate math, struggle with English and find football to be a ...

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Local Health Experts Expect More Severe Flu Season

Local health experts are concerned that we are entering a potentially severe flu season. ...

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Digital Debris: How an App Is Changing the Trajectory of Athens’ Litter Abatement

Take a walk around your neighborhood: maybe to the closest busy intersection, maybe on ...

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Water pools in a low lying area behind the Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia on November 1, 2021. Areas all around UGA’s campus have potential to be the perfect spot for a rain garden installation and help manage stormwater runoff. (Photo/Carrie Jordan)

Rain Gardens: How You Can Conserve Water in Your Own Backyard

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A military helmet with a United States flag hangs on a fence post in Winterville, Georgia. (Photo/ Morgan Phillips)

War Was Hell, So Was the Withdrawal: Local Vietnam, Afghanistan Veterans Reflect on Their Experiences

Car bombs. Air strikes. Burning flesh. Mangled bodies. The pop of an enemy’s weapon. ...

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The 2021 Young Conservation Stewards cohort stands in Southeast Clarke Park in July after clearing privet. (Photo Courtesy / Sue Lord)

Sustainable Solution for Green Pollution: How Nonnative Privet Impacts Georgia

Planted in 1929, the iconic hedges that surround Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium are ...

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A paper sign that reads "Pop Up Sale" hangs on a wooden telephone pole next to an empty street
A poster for Mae Renaldo’s pop-up hangs on a telephone pole on Boulevard Avenue in Athens, Ga, on the morning of Sept. 18, 2021. (Photo/Autumn Sanford)

Local Artists Use Pop-Up Sales to Fill Pandemic Void

When local artist Jessie Lamay lost her job in March 2020 to the COVID-19 ...

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