Grady Newsource
This piece was reported by a journalism student in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia.
From Battle Scars to Beauty Marks: How Tattoos are Changing Lives
Northeast Georgia News
November 5, 2015
From Battle Scars to Beauty Marks: How Tattoos are Changing Lives
By Macey Lauren According to the American Cancer Society, 1 in 8 American women will discover that she has breast cancer during her lifetime. After hearing that she had the most common form of breast cancer, Invasive Ductal Carcinoma at only 39 years old, Stephanie Sharp pointedly asked her doctor,…
Self-Defense Classes at Oconee Crossfit
Northeast Georgia News
November 5, 2015
Self-Defense Classes at Oconee Crossfit
By Adriana Vicuna Crossfire Oconee is offering a self-defense class this Friday for people interested in learning how to protect themselves. The class will be held at Crossfit Oconee located in Watkinsville, Ga. Coach Samantha Murray says young people have shown interest in wanting to know how to effectively defend themselves.…
Grady Update: Boy Hit by Fallen Tree
Athens-Clarke County
November 5, 2015
Grady Update: Boy Hit by Fallen Tree
By Adriana Vicuna Tripp Halstead spoke his first word this week after three years of silence, sparking emotions all over social media. His mother quickly uploaded the homemade video on the Tripp Halstead Updates Facebook page, bringing joy to Tripp’s followers. In a Grady Newsource interview, Tripp’s mother, Stacy, says she is…
Georgia Swimming, Diving Teams Defeat Georgia Tech
UGA Sports
November 5, 2015
Georgia Swimming, Diving Teams Defeat Georgia Tech
The Georgia Swimming and Diving teams both remain undefeated this season, taking home comfortable victories against Georgia Tech on Wednesday at Gabrielsen Natatorium. The No. 3 Bulldogs beat the Jackets 180-115 and the No. 3 Lady Bulldogs posted a dominant 184-108 win against the Jackets. This brings both the men and women teams…
Stories to Watch: Nov. 5
Athens-Clarke County
November 5, 2015
Stories to Watch: Nov. 5
\t 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. Reporter Rayleigh Rozier talked to Commissioner Nesmith who is leading the change on government transparency. \t One University of Georgia student started…
Community Christmas Lends a Helping Hand in Oglethorpe County
Northeast Georgia News
November 4, 2015
Community Christmas Lends a Helping Hand in Oglethorpe County
By Zack Sims For most families, Christmas is a time filled with family, food and presents– lots of presents. However, some families don’t get to experience Christmas that way. That’s the case for Lisa Howard and her four children. Howard underwent surgery on her leg and has been out of…
Greenlight A Vet Campaign Spotlights Returning Veterans
Northeast Georgia News
November 4, 2015
Greenlight A Vet Campaign Spotlights Returning Veterans
By Richard Banton The Greenlight A Vet campaign is asking everyone to change one light bulb green on November 11 for Veterans Day. In cooperation with several veterans groups, the Walmart campaign encourages people to to green light these bulbs in visible locations such as on a porch or in…
Gang Activity Information Sent to Parents
Jackson County
November 4, 2015
Gang Activity Information Sent to Parents
By Kalyn Wilson & Richard Banton Gangs. They’re the one club no parent wants to see their kid join. That’s why the Jackson County Sheriff Department sent out a pamphlet from the National Gang Center in order to inform parents on gang involvement. The infographic below breaks down why youths…
Young Democrats, College Republicans to Discuss Politics in Great Debate
UGA
November 4, 2015
Young Democrats, College Republicans to Discuss Politics in Great Debate
By Danielle Herman Collegiate representatives from two national parties will go head to head Wednesday night on the University of Georgia’s campus. Moderated by the Georgia Debate Union, student leaders from the College Republicans and Young Democrats will debate many of the current political issues on the national and state level. Audience…
Electric Car Owners to Pay for Chargers
Athens-Clarke County
November 4, 2015
Electric Car Owners to Pay for Chargers
By Abby Jessen If you need a charge to keep your electric vehicle running, you now have to pay for it in Athens-Clarke County. On Monday Nov. 3, the Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Board of Commissioners enacted a fee for electric car chargers. Watch this video to see the impact…