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ANNOTATED: Athens’ Senior Living Facilities Adapt To Increasing Elderly Population
Athens-Clarke County
September 21, 2018
ANNOTATED: Athens’ Senior Living Facilities Adapt To Increasing Elderly Population
ANNOTATION INSTRUCTIONS: When you see a light red highlight, click on the small comment box to the right to read the reporter’s annotation. As the elderly population continues to grow rapidly, finding affordable and accessible housing for this demographic has become a prominent issue. In Georgia, the older population is…
Georgia Red Cross Sends Volunteers for Hurricane Florence Relief
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September 21, 2018
Georgia Red Cross Sends Volunteers for Hurricane Florence Relief
The Georgia Red Cross has been making significant Hurricane Florence relief efforts in the Carolinas. Volunteers throughout Georgia and Athens have made the trek to both North and South Carolina. The post-storm flood waters have continued to rise in some coastal areas of North Carolina. More than 30 people have…
Athens-Clarke County Police to End Grace Period on New Hands-Free Law
Athens-Clarke County
September 21, 2018
Athens-Clarke County Police to End Grace Period on New Hands-Free Law
During the two months since the Georgia “Hands-Free” law went into effect, Athens-Clarke County police have issued fewer than one ticket every two weeks, and eight warnings. Brittany Stewart is a senior majoring in journalism in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia.
Local Organizations See Need for Affordable Housing in Area
Athens-Clarke County
September 20, 2018
Local Organizations See Need for Affordable Housing in Area
Over the past few years, affordable housing in the Athens-Clarke County area has become more scarce for low-income families, said the employees of two local organizations. Jocelyn Crumpton, shelter coordinator of the Athens Area Homeless Shelter, and Spencer Frye, state representative for Georgia House District 118 and executive director of…
Newsource at 5 (Sept. 19)
Live & Documentary
September 19, 2018
Newsource at 5 (Sept. 19)
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Flu Season Starts in Two Weeks: Where to Get Vaccinated
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September 19, 2018
Flu Season Starts in Two Weeks: Where to Get Vaccinated
Flu season starts in two weeks and it’s time to get your vaccination. It takes two weeks for the flu vaccine to build up antibodies and protect the body against the influenza virus according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If you were vaccinated today, those antibodies won’t…
UGA Transfer Student Creates Connections With ‘No Friends Meetup’
Athens-Clarke County
September 18, 2018
UGA Transfer Student Creates Connections With ‘No Friends Meetup’
Aiden Gallagher is brand new to UGA. That’s why he took meeting people into his own hands. Gallagher posted fliers throughout his apartment complex and UGA’s campus to promote his event, The “I Have No Friends” Meetup in Athens. Gallagher, a junior transfer student, decided to host the event because…
It Takes a Village: Athens Area Puppy Raisers Fill Vital Need
Athens-Clarke County
September 18, 2018
It Takes a Village: Athens Area Puppy Raisers Fill Vital Need
Ninety more dogs in Athens are on their way to serving Americans with disabilities this National Service Animal Month. With 300 members, The Athens Area Puppy Raisers is the largest chapter of the National Guide Dog Foundation in the country. These members spend almost every minute with their dogs and…
Georgia Governor Poll Shows Race Is Tied
2018 Election
September 18, 2018
Georgia Governor Poll Shows Race Is Tied
The election of Georgia’s next governor will be Nov. 6, and one recent poll has the two candidates, Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams, neck and neck. The University of Georgia’s Survey Research Center at the School of Public and International Affairs conducted the poll for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.…
UGA Student Briefly Hospitalized After Bird Scooter Accident
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September 18, 2018
UGA Student Briefly Hospitalized After Bird Scooter Accident
A University of Georgia student was sent to Athens Regional Medical Center after a bird scooter accident last week. Christina Conner was riding down Sanford Drive when she says she lost her balance and hit her head on the concrete. “Apparently I fell twice, and I don’t remember falling two…