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Reworking Our Plates: Farm-To-Table Options Grow
Athens-Clarke County
April 12, 2018
Reworking Our Plates: Farm-To-Table Options Grow
Farm-to-table restaurants are not new to Athens. Restaurants come and go, no matter their business model. But something odd is happening; more farm-to-table restaurants are popping up than ever before. Athens has always had a “hippie vibe” about it in some regards. That is clearly reflected in the chefs that…
Weather with Amber Shepp
Archives
April 12, 2018
Weather with Amber Shepp
Check out Amber Shepp’s weather report for the rest of this week. You can see her full report tonight at 5 p.m.
10 Places to Cool Off During the Summer
Athens-Clarke County
April 12, 2018
10 Places to Cool Off During the Summer
If you don’t plan on going home for the summer either because you wanna work in town or due to summer classes, it’s always good to have a few places to go during your down time. Here is a list of the best places to cool down during the summer,…
Athens Sees Construction Labor Shortage
Athens-Clarke County
April 12, 2018
Athens Sees Construction Labor Shortage
Construction is booming in Athens but there is one problem. There are not enough workers to fill these jobs. Reporter Ada Spratlin shows us this growing problem and what to expect next. Now Companies like Home Depot have committed fifty million dollars to train twenty thousand tradespeople for the…
Israel Fest, Israel Apartheid Share Views at UGA
Diversity
April 11, 2018
Israel Fest, Israel Apartheid Share Views at UGA
Students at the University of Georgia got a literal taste of Israel today in Tate Plaza. Dawgs for Israel hosted it’s annual Israeli Fest to celebrate the 70th birthday of Israel. Members provided food, decorations and music to share with students passing through. They hoped to change common misconceptions that…
Life of a 9-1-1 Dispatcher
In-Depth
April 11, 2018
Life of a 9-1-1 Dispatcher
When an emergency needs to be attended to, the first person to call is 9-1-1. After the call, we usually only hear about the tragedy, but what about the dispatcher who answered the original phone call? Samantha Parson answers 9-1-1 calls all day. Her boss, LouAnn David, understands what it’s…
2018 Athens-Clarke County Spring Elections: Who and What
2018 Election
April 11, 2018
2018 Athens-Clarke County Spring Elections: Who and What
This year’s The Athens Clarke County local election is taking place takes place right around the corner on May 22nd. This election will include the General Primary, non-partisan primary, and a special election. Six commissioner seats, two judge seats and one mayor seat are all up for grabs this election…
Try These Stress Relief Activities For Finals Period
Athens-Clarke County
April 10, 2018
Try These Stress Relief Activities For Finals Period
Finals are approaching and we all get a bit stressed… and we all need a break. Here are some activities around Athens that are worth to take a study break for: Relax and Unwind If you just need to relax and spend some time alone, the University Health…
Peabody Awards Announces Nominees
In-Depth
April 10, 2018
Peabody Awards Announces Nominees
The 77th Annual Peabody Awards announced the nominees for the best storytelling of 2017 on radio/podcast, television, and the web. 60 nominees were chosen out of 1,200 entries The Peabody Awards of Jurors selected the nominees and they will select 30 winners from the 60 nominees. These awards are based…
Police Charge Watkinsville Man With Tinsley Death
Northeast Georgia News
April 10, 2018
Police Charge Watkinsville Man With Tinsley Death
Georgia State patrol says a Watkinsville man was charged today in the death of a UGA professor. Karen Tinsley was riding her bike in Oconee County when she was struck by a truck. 55-year-old Richard Poulnott is charged with: driving with an expired license second-degree vehicular homicide following too closely…