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High Speed Chase Suspect Wanted in Oglethorpe County
Athens-Clarke County

High Speed Chase Suspect Wanted in Oglethorpe County

The Oglethorpe County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a man who it said led one of its deputies on a high speed chase. The incident report said the chase began at the intersection of Athens Road and Smokey Road in Oglethorpe County around 11 p.m. Sept. 21. Sgt. Andrew Brooks…
Athens Businesses, Customers Connect at Community Store
Athens-Clarke County

Athens Businesses, Customers Connect at Community Store

On the shelves of Community one can find the latest pop record album produced by an Athens musician, a vintage denim jacket embroidered by hand with new thread and jewelry made by a friend or neighbor. In addition to teaching sewing classes and performing alteration services, Community supplies prints, postcards,…
Deaf Student Wants to Bring More Awareness to UGA
Northeast Georgia News

Deaf Student Wants to Bring More Awareness to UGA

Luke Bundrum is a partially deaf student at The University of Georgia. The junior has had a Cochlear implant since he was 3, but still uses American Sign Language to communicate. He said UGA does a good job of accommodating students, but he said the university is not always sure of…
Newsource at 5 (Sept. 26)
Live & Documentary

Newsource at 5 (Sept. 26)

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Operation Watchful Eye III: How Georgia Keeps Up With Sex Offenders
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Operation Watchful Eye III: How Georgia Keeps Up With Sex Offenders

OCONEE COUNTY, GA — Oconee County is wrapping up a statewide effort to reverify where all registered sex offenders live and work. The initiative, Operation Watchful Eye III, was enforced by the Georgia Sheriff’s Association. Grady Newsource reporter Caroline Elliott rode along with officers as they completed their routine check-ups…
Why Don’t You Know This? UGA Students Showcase Knowledge of Government
2018 Election

Why Don’t You Know This? UGA Students Showcase Knowledge of Government

Students at The University of Georgia put the Annenberg survey to the test to see how much they know, or should know, about their government.   Athena McNair is a 4th year majoring in journalism in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia. 
Oconee County Repairs Fourth Sewer Spill This Year
Environment

Oconee County Repairs Fourth Sewer Spill This Year

More than 20,000 gallons of waste water spilled into a tributary of Barber Creek in Oconee County Sept. 18. This is the fourth reported sewage spill in Oconee County this year. The sewer pipe split on Rocky Branch Road across from Old Waverly subdivision. Pipe fatigue was named the reason…
The Lead: On the Business of Podcasting
Doing Journalism

The Lead: On the Business of Podcasting

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 is…
The Scope of Possibility: How One Rural Georgian Became a Self-Taught Astronomer
Northeast Georgia News

The Scope of Possibility: How One Rural Georgian Became a Self-Taught Astronomer

Astrophysicists are revered as some of the smartest people in the world. But can one be an astrophysicist without any formal education or training? Georgian Howard Sims might say so. Sims has built a working observatory in his backyard, complete with two hand-crafted telescopes, without receiving any specialized education. The…
Bigger Vision: Not Just The Name of a Shelter
Athens-Clarke County

Bigger Vision: Not Just The Name of a Shelter

For Andrew Wilkin, executive director at Bigger Vision Community Shelter, there is no such thing as a homeless person. These words, this philosophy, is one that carries through all those who come to Bigger Vision. “I think the most important thing people need to understand is that there is no…
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