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Today officially kicks off campaigning for the Student Government Association president, vice president and treasurer position. Reporter Jazmine Calhoun spoke with a candidate from each campaign to get his or her stance on the Campus Carry Bill.

The NCAA Basketball tournament starts this week, and the bracket buzz is getting loud. We hear a lot about the “eye test” leading up to and after Selection Sunday, but how exactly does it work? The answer really is up to you, and you can use this test to score…

Local citizens are running for openings in the Oconee County Commission.  Here’s a look at some of the candidates running for election in 2016. -Brett Homer

Today is not the apple pie, pecan pie, or even pepperoni pies (pizza) you love day! It’s Pi Day as in the numerical value of pi (π). However, local restaurants and grocery stores are celebrating Pi Day with special “π” discounts on your favorite pies! Don’t worry there is no…

ATLANTA — The Georgia senate passed a bill Friday that would allow gun possession on public university campuses within the state. House Bill 859 would allow anyone with a weapons license who is 21 years or older to carry guns on college grounds, with the exception of dormitories, fraternity and sorority…

John Barrow is smiling widely and walking with a spring in his step as he strolls into Baldwin Hall at exactly 10 a.m. on a cool February morning. It’s right before office hours and the tall, gray-haired teacher is carrying a leather briefcase and wearing old-fashioned sunglasses, dark-wash jeans, and a…

A tall 38-year-old man with a wide brimmed straw hat and a wider grin walks through the front door of Clarke Middle School. He smiles and nods at the desk assistant who buzzes him in. Outside, a goat bleats at a rotting pile of compost taunting him from beyond his…

Like every great love story, it began with a girl. Seven years ago Jim Flannery, Co-Founder and Project Director of Four Athens, dropped everything to move to Athens, Georgia. “I was dating a girl,” taking a deep breath, “we lasted about a month after I got here,” he says with…

Elizabeth (Beth) Weigle is in a meeting with a girl from the Student Merchandising Association. It’s fashion week in Athens so there are many last minute preparations to be done before the production. She discusses the LED lights that they’re renting out for the show, and the trendy venue for…

As the school bell makes its monotonous dong signaling the end of the day, anxious students rise from desks, sling book bags over their shoulders, and begin their way to the door. By the door stands the students’ teacher: a petite woman, with fair skin and striking blue eyes, bidding…