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America Recycles Day Events to Be Held in Athens
Athens-Clarke County
November 9, 2015
America Recycles Day Events to Be Held in Athens
America Recycles Day is a day to educate and motivate people to recycle. This year the event will be celebrated around the country on Sunday Nov. 15. There are a number of events in Athens this year that people of all ages can participate in. If you want to find a…
Should You Be Building an Ark? And Other Stories to Watch
Jackson County
November 9, 2015
Should You Be Building an Ark? And Other Stories to Watch
Top four Stories to watch for November 9th: -University of Missouri Tim Wolfe resigning amid unrest. Check out this Periscope of his resignation speech: https://www.periscope.tv/w/1vAxRZQkNoNxl -Flood Warnings around Athens- Weather updates to come and more facts on floods. – One Jackson county high school is being proactive by updating their security.…
Grady Newsource Daily UGA Sports Roundup: Nov. 9
UGA Sports
November 9, 2015
Grady Newsource Daily UGA Sports Roundup: Nov. 9
\t Sophomore Zach Healy picked up his first career win and Georgia golf placed second in the Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic. The tournament took place in Hawaii and was the Bulldogs final tournament of the fall season. Georgia finished behind Oklahoma, who led for the entire tournament. The men’s golf team does…
PROFILE: Cindy O’Barr and her CHAMPS
Jackson County
November 9, 2015
PROFILE: Cindy O’Barr and her CHAMPS
By Savannah Brock The job of a sergeant doesn’t typically include being surrounded by kids. However, for Jackson County Sheriff Sergeant Cindy O’Barr, it’s a daily occurrence. “I love kids. Kids are just the most amazing things to me,” says Sgt. O’Barr. “What we do makes such an impression on them…
Commissioner Speaks Out on Government Transparency
Athens-Clarke County
November 5, 2015
Commissioner Speaks Out on Government Transparency
Athens-Clarke commissioners disagree over whether an update to the Utilities Plan should have been passed after a 90 page document about the plan was not released to the public. Commissioners only released a shortened 8 page document. Reporter Rayleigh Rozier talks to Commissioner Jerry Nesmith who is leading the change…
Weekend events for Nov. 5-8
Archives
November 5, 2015
Weekend events for Nov. 5-8
Things to Do Nov. 5 – 8: Sports UGA women’s volleyball team plays Kentucky at home on Thursday at 7 p.m. UGA men’s basketball team plays Armstrong Atlantic on Friday at 7 p.m. in the Stegeman Coliseum UGA football team will kick…
Football Players Praise New Athens Academy Football Coach
Athens-Clarke County
November 5, 2015
Football Players Praise New Athens Academy Football Coach
Athens Academy football players have great things to say about new head coach Josh Alexander. Reporter Damian Reynolds went to practice to see how this change in coaching is impacting the team.
New ACC Recycling Facility will be a CHaRM
Athens-Clarke County
November 5, 2015
New ACC Recycling Facility will be a CHaRM
By: Valerie Burgos A new facility that will process hard-to-recycle materials will open in Athens on Monday. The Center for Hard to Recycle Materials, or CHaRM for short, is a one-stop drop for items that as of Nov. 9 will no longer be accepted curbside or at any of the Athens-Clarke…
Weather Update: Nov. 5
Archives
November 5, 2015
Weather Update: Nov. 5
If you’re headed to the UGA v. Kentucky football game, don’t forget a rain jacket. Reporter Erin O’Brien has your Northeast Georgia weekend weather forecast.
Athens Ford to Donate a Bike for Every Car Sold Through Dec. 15
Athens-Clarke County
November 5, 2015
Athens Ford to Donate a Bike for Every Car Sold Through Dec. 15
By Blis Savidge Athens Ford will provide a bike to an underprivileged child in Athens for every car they sell between now and December 15th. Marianna Guthrie is the Marketing Director at Athens Ford. She says Athens Ford loves their city and wanted to do something that benefited their local…