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Cost of Childbirth Growing For Those With Employer-Based Health Insurance
Health

Cost of Childbirth Growing For Those With Employer-Based Health Insurance

Even though Caitlyn and Philip Flanagan have health insurance through their employer, the WellStar West Georgia Medical Center in LaGrange, they weren’t immune from the high cost of having a baby. When their daughter, Millie, was born in November 2018, they paid about $6,000 in out-of-pocket costs for the cesarean birth.…
Competitive Comradery: Members of Esports@UGA Build Friendships On, Off Screen
Gaming Culture

Competitive Comradery: Members of Esports@UGA Build Friendships On, Off Screen

 Esports has broken into mainstream media and become a $1 billion industry over the past few years. Leagues have formed around individual games, like Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege and Overwatch, attracting six-figure investments that finance teams or individual players. This has led to the formation of smaller groups and…
Music Versus The Coronavirus: Local Venues Plan to ‘Prevail’
Athens-Clarke County

Music Versus The Coronavirus: Local Venues Plan to ‘Prevail’

Athens, Georgia, is a city typically bustling with students and locals. The Classic City’s downtown area has hardly seen a quiet night with bars, restaurants and music venues filling the 12-block area. At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, these lively establishments shut their doors to protect employees and the…
How Technology Helps Athens Woodworking Business Thrive Without Physical Store
Athens-Clarke County

How Technology Helps Athens Woodworking Business Thrive Without Physical Store

When Mark and Rhonda Palmer first took their woodworking business, Grands Designs, to markets, their most popular items were their rectangular cutting boards and  “llama that’s similar to the llama character in Fortnite” ornaments. Now, charcuterie serving boards and unicorn magnets have taken over as their top sellers.  “We listen…
Daniel Geller Uses Academic Expertise to Research Eco-Friendly Vinyl Replacement
Environment

Daniel Geller Uses Academic Expertise to Research Eco-Friendly Vinyl Replacement

The streets of downtown Athens fill with music lovers as the weekend begins. It is no secret that Athens is a hub for live music; however, many people don’t realize that the only vinyl record pressing plant in Georgia is just a few minutes up the road. In this factory,…
Effects Of COVID-19 Felt By Athens Music Community
Athens-Clarke County

Effects Of COVID-19 Felt By Athens Music Community

Music in Athens, Georgia, is a large part of the town’s identity, but the recent outbreak of COVID-19 has had a profound effect on local artists and promoters.  Other than the University of Georgia, music is one of the things that makes Athens stand out from other Southern towns. The…
How ‘Essential’ Is Construction In Georgia During Coronavirus Pandemic?
COVID-19 Coverage

How ‘Essential’ Is Construction In Georgia During Coronavirus Pandemic?

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to shut down cities across the world and has driven the entire American workforce into two categories: essential and non-essential. Those who are deemed “essential” in the U.S. are the only people who should still physically be reporting to work. Within the development industry, however, there…
Local Yoga Studios Offer Virtual Alternatives During Social Distancing
Athens-Clarke County

Local Yoga Studios Offer Virtual Alternatives During Social Distancing

As a result of the ongoing pandemic, yoga studios are one of many establishments deemed “non-essential” by Georgia’s statewide shelter-in-place ordinance, forcing local Athens studios to reevaluate how they will service their membership without physically congregating.  On March 14, 2020, weeks before Gov. Brian Kemp would announce the executive order,…
The Daily Co-Op: Providing Local Produce, Products Amidst Pandemic 
Athens-Clarke County

The Daily Co-Op: Providing Local Produce, Products Amidst Pandemic 

The Daily Co-Op, located on 523 Prince Ave., in Athens, Georgia is still open amid the coronavirus pandemic. Although the store is only operating through curbside service and delivery, their values have not changed during this time of uncertainty: self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. The Daily Co-Op’s adjusted…
UGA Men’s Tennis Has ‘Sense Of Unfinished Business’ With Gem Of A Season Canceled 
COVID-19 Coverage

UGA Men’s Tennis Has ‘Sense Of Unfinished Business’ With Gem Of A Season Canceled 

On March 12, the day before a match against the Florida Gators, Georgia senior tennis player Robert Loeb wanted to celebrate his 22nd birthday with his teammates. A team trip to the movies ended up far from a normal viewing of “Hidden Gems.” Loeb and his teammates received the news…
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