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The March for Our Lives Movement is hitting local communities around the country….Athens is one of them.

Public Information Officer Epifanio Rodriguez believes its important to maintain healthy relationships with the media, providing them with accurate information.        

March 24th marks the first day of the 10th annual Jewish Film Festival. Before the festival begins, a special screening of “Hannah Arendt” will show on March 20th in the Miller Learning Center. Dr. Illya Winham, a lecturer in the University of Georgia’s Department of Political Science will introduce the film…

On March 16, the University of Georgia sent out the final group of emails informing freshman admits of their acceptance. According to the University of Georgia Undergraduate Admissions page, out of the 26,500 applications, only 12,700 freshmen received acceptance emails. Check out where the class of 2022 admitted freshmen call…

Temperatures will drop tonight with a hazardous weather outlook in effect. Tonight, the chances of rain and thunderstorms are high.  Severe weather is rolling into Georgia tonight, and there is a chance of isolated tornadoes. Grady Newsource Reporter Noelle Lashley has more on how to stay safe during severe tornado…

Spring Break is almost here! Below are the 5-day forecasts starting from Monday, March 13th to Friday, March 16th of some of the most popular UGA Spring Break destinations: MIAMI:  CANCUN:  BAHAMAS:  LOS ANGELES:  GULF SHORES: 

                Saturday, March 10th is a great day to take your family to get a hands on experience with “big trucks”. Some of these big trucks will include fire trucks, dump trucks, and other emergency vehicles. There will be other activities offered such…

                        Now you have even more reason to head to Chick Fil A with your family and friends this coming Saturday. Visitors will get the chance to talk to local Athens Clarke County cops to learn more about safety.…

Today is International Women’s Day and we are honoring 5 of UGA’s alumni who have progressed the way for many other women: Charlayne Hunter-Gault was the first African American female student to enroll in the University of Georgia. After paving the path for desegregation, Hunter-Gault has created a new endowment…