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Ansley Warnell is a senior in the Grady Sports Media program.

Brian Orland, a professor in the University of Georgia’s College of Environment and Design, has been attacked several times by an owl during his morning run at 6 a.m. The first time he was ambushed was on Sept. 6 on Hill Street between North Franklin and North Chase streets. Then…

It happens every year: Children come home from a long night of trick or treating and find themselves with more candy than they could ever eat. However, there is good news. Athens Family Dental off of Old Jefferson Road will be buying back Halloween Candy this year. For every pound…

Housing policy affects the places people live, the schools they attend, the jobs they can access and many other aspects of day-to-day life. But will it affect the outcome of the upcoming election for Georgia’s governor? On Nov. 6, Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp and former Georgia House of…

There are two days left to cast your ballot early. Election Day is on Nov. 6. Below is a list of all the voting locations in the counties Grady Newsource will be covering on Election Day:    

The Lead is a podcast hosted and produced by Charlotte Norsworthy in the Cox Institute for Journalism Innovation, Management & Leadership at the University of Georgia. We talk about how to get ahead in the media industry by interviewing the people who did. This episode of The Lead was the…

Michella Chester is a senior majoring in journalism and in the Grady Sports Media program.

According to residents, Athens, Georgia has been home to discriminatory practices, a broad issue which originated from the downtown area and spread outward. Mokah-Jasmine Johnson, educator and president of Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement (AADM), explained how the organization started as a response to an incident that occurred involving a bar downtown allegedly…

Georgia voters should expect to decide on five amendments to the state constitution in this year’s election. One of those amendments is known as Marsy’s Law. This is how it will appear on the ballot: If the amendment passes, crime victims will have the right to be notified of any proceedings…

Republican gubernatorial nominee and current Secretary of State Brian Kemp stopped in northeast Georgia on Oct. 29 as part of his “Road to Victory” bus tour. Kemp campaigned in Winder, Watkinsville, Jefferson, Madison, Covington and Monroe. “Well, certainly I know this area well. I grew up in Athens. So, it’s…