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East West Owner Takes Valuables from Restaurant, Disappears
Athens-Clarke County

East West Owner Takes Valuables from Restaurant, Disappears

By Abby Jessen The owner of East West Bistro in Downtown Athens disappeared last week, taking everything of value from the restaurant. The items taken are worth more than 9 thousand dollars. “He just disappeared,” remarks previous owner Renee Middleton. The restaurant has been closed since owner Joe Yan ran…
Prince Avenue Christian High School Football Prepares Semi-Final
Athens-Clarke County

Prince Avenue Christian High School Football Prepares Semi-Final

By Sammy O’Brien   Undefeated Prince Avenue Christian High School hosts Eagle Landing Christian Academy this Friday in Athens for the state semi-final match. The winner of this game will head to the state championship game in the Georgia Dome on Dec. 12. The Chargers knocked out the Wolverines two of the…
Grady Newsource Profiles: Justin Scott-Wesley
In-Depth

Grady Newsource Profiles: Justin Scott-Wesley

Once a standout wide receiver for the Georgia football team, Justin Scott-Wesley is now pursuing a career in the music industry. Number 86 on the field, he was a major piece of the Bulldogs offense during the 2013 season; having huge plays versus both South Carolina and LSU. Scott-Wesley’s 2013…
Top 5 Stories This Fall: Part 1
Athens-Clarke County

Top 5 Stories This Fall: Part 1

By: Sam Lack We had many great stories throughout the Fall, but these five topped them all for Monday’s and Wednesday’s: 5. Nick Chubb ACL Injury Explainer Georgia running back Nick Chubb suffered a season-ending knee injury on the first play of the Tennessee game earlier this season. We broke…
No Costco, No Problem: E.coli is Not a Threat to Athens
Athens-Clarke County

No Costco, No Problem: E.coli is Not a Threat to Athens

By Jordan Mecca Athens residents have no reason to worry about a recent E.coli (escherichia coli) outbreak from Taylor Farms Pacific Inc.’s celery. In a press release, the company said the recalls are a precautionary measure after a celery and onion dice blend was tested positive for E.coli in a…
Shop with a Bulldawg Program Continues
UGA

Shop with a Bulldawg Program Continues

by: Katya Riedlinger For hundreds who normally wouldn’t have presents under the tree this year, one organization is rallying students to make a difference in their Christmas day.  This Saturday, Dec. 5, Shop with a Bulldawg will take almost six hundred children shopping for Christmas presents. Each kid gets two…
Weather update – Dec. 2
Archives

Weather update – Dec. 2

By Sam Lack Reporter Sam Lack says there may be light rain this evening, but sunny skies with cold temperatures are to come.
Blackout Planned in Support of Coach Richt
UGA Sports

Blackout Planned in Support of Coach Richt

By Savannah Brock Georgia Public Service Comissioner Tim Echols is calling for “Blackout” for Coach Mark Richt this Saturday, Dec. 5. Echols ask for fans to show their solidarity for Richt by wearing a black hat or shirt throughout Saturday. If you decide to particpate in the “Blackout” on social media, use…
Veterans Shop Around at ‘Veteran Benefits Day’
Northeast Georgia News

Veterans Shop Around at ‘Veteran Benefits Day’

By Jordynn Abernathy Today Veterans were treated with a personal “supermarket” to shop around for their benefits.  The Classic Center hosted agencies all over Georgia to provide veterans with a chance to learn more about their benefits. A few of the many agencies included: U.S Department of Veteran Services,…
Daily Sports Wrap-Up: Dec. 2
High School Sports

Daily Sports Wrap-Up: Dec. 2

By Nicole Castrellon UGA: \t UGA Men’s Basketball (3-2) defeated Oakland Tuesday night 86-82. J.J. Frazier lead the team with 23 points with Yante Maten close behind with 21 points. Team also got a big offensive effort from freshman Mike Edwards, who came away with 14 points for the night.…
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