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Pendergrass to Begin Considering 2026 Budget
In-Depth
October 23, 2025
Pendergrass to Begin Considering 2026 Budget
The proposed 2026 budget for Pendergrass is about $3 million, an increase of about $400,000 from the 2025 budget. Pendergrass Deputy Clerk Jennifer Webb Leshok presented the proposed budget during the Oct. 14 work session, where council members also heard the status of the police chief investigation, discussed a new…
Bogart Takes Steps Toward New Public Comment Policy
In-Depth
October 23, 2025
Bogart Takes Steps Toward New Public Comment Policy
Council member Greg Maddox questioned the process of public comment during the recent Bogart City Council meeting. The city plans to vote on a new policy at the next regular session meeting on Nov. 10. As long as we let the public speak, that is all I care about,” Maddox…
Boulevard Neighborhood Bands Together at Historic Athens Porchfest
Athens-Clarke County
October 23, 2025
Boulevard Neighborhood Bands Together at Historic Athens Porchfest
Community members in white ringer tees with the words “Save Historic Legion Pool” and kids in costume filled the streets of the historic Boulevard neighborhood on Sunday. The shirts addressed the “Save Legion Pool” initiative to protect the pool on the University of Georgia’s campus and bring attention to the…
Growth, Good Weather, Celebration of Community at 7th Annual Historic Athens Porchfest
Athens-Clarke County
October 22, 2025
Growth, Good Weather, Celebration of Community at 7th Annual Historic Athens Porchfest
The first rain in almost two weeks threatened Historic Athens Porchfest hours before the outdoor festival began, but a light breeze and blue sky dispersed the clouds before Sunday’s event was halfway over. First-time host Shawn Baker smiled as the sun emerged, although he was prepared for rain with…
Q&A: Executive Assistant to Athens Mayor Has Inside View to Government for 30 Years
Q&As
October 22, 2025
Q&A: Executive Assistant to Athens Mayor Has Inside View to Government for 30 Years
Editor’s Note: Shortly after this interview, Christine Howard was promoted to the Clerk of Commission after the previous clerk retired after 51 years in that role. Christine Howard is the executive assistant to Athens-Clarke County Mayor Kelly Girtz, and her role consists of performing numerous daily tasks such as…
Q&A: Transparency Guides Adam Hammond on Oconee Board of Education
Q&As
October 22, 2025
Q&A: Transparency Guides Adam Hammond on Oconee Board of Education
Adam Hammond, who serves as the Post 4 representative on the Oconee County Board of Education, is the executive director of the Georgia 4-H Foundation and is a three-time Emmy Award winner in journalism. Q: What inspired you to run for the Oconee School Board? A: I grew up in…
Q&A: Leopold’s Ice Cream Travels to Shaky Knees
Q&As
October 22, 2025
Q&A: Leopold’s Ice Cream Travels to Shaky Knees
Leopold’s Ice Cream has expanded to three locations in Savannah, Georgia, and now vends at events as far away as Atlanta, including Shaky Knees in September. Graham Lanceford is director of operations and Christopher Shimp is catering assistant manager for Leopold’s, which was founded in 1919. Q: Can you tell…
Q&A: College Republicans Leader Sees Rising Interest Following Charlie Kirk’s Death
Q&As
October 22, 2025
Q&A: College Republicans Leader Sees Rising Interest Following Charlie Kirk’s Death
Carter Sampson is the membership director of the College Republicans at UGA, which has seen increasing involvement in response to a tense political climate. Q: In the wake of all the violence with Charlie Kirk, do you feel like it’s inspired more conservatives in our generation? As the membership chair…