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Election Guide for the 2026 Midterms in Northeast Georgia
2026 Election

Election Guide for the 2026 Midterms in Northeast Georgia

Part of the role of journalism in a democracy is reporting to create an informed electorate. To this end, Newsource reporters have gathered information on each candidate on the ballot in Northeast Georgia to prepare local voters for the midterm elections in this 2026 Election Guide. Click on a race…
PHOTO GALLERY: Sights, Lights of Madison County Fair
Photojournalism at the Fair

PHOTO GALLERY: Sights, Lights of Madison County Fair

Fall in Georgia means it’s county fair time — an evening out for families with rides, games and livestock competitions. The Madison Country Agricultural Fair has been running for 78 years out in Comer, Georgia, and is organized by the Comer Lions Club. It’s just $5 to get in to…
From Safety to Parks: Q&As Provide Quick Look at Key Topics in Athens
Diversity

From Safety to Parks: Q&As Provide Quick Look at Key Topics in Athens

Get to know Athens and topics from public safety to the restaurant scene to park development and more from people in the know. Nearly 50 students interviewed professionals, business owners, community leaders, musicians, law enforcement, government staffers and students in September to learn more about their beats, a special topic…
Tourism Woes to Post-Pandemic Lows: How Japan-Hawai’i Relations Have Changed
Hawai'i

Tourism Woes to Post-Pandemic Lows: How Japan-Hawai’i Relations Have Changed

Anywhere on the U.S. mainland, whether you are at a restaurant or retail store, you would most likely find instructions and directions in both English and Spanish. In Hawai’i, that’s not the case.  Walking through the streets of Waikiki, right by the beach, you will find plenty of shops, including…
Photo Gallery: Scenes from South Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade
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Photo Gallery: Scenes from South Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Hundreds of thousands of spectators gathered for South Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 15, 2026. The parade started in at Andrew Square and moved through South Boston, featuring marching bands, Irish themed floats and local community groups parading through the streets. Emily Laycock, a journalism major in…
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