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ICYMI: Orange is the New Black Actress Visits UGA
In-Depth
September 30, 2015
ICYMI: Orange is the New Black Actress Visits UGA
By Kalyn Wilson Jackie Cruz, also known as “Flaca” on Netflix’s Orange is the New Black, spoke in Tate Grand Hall Tuesday night as the keynote speaker for Hispanic Heritage Month at UGA. “You play the game, and then you change it,” Cruz said in regards to overcoming adversity. Cruz discussed her…
Jeremy Pruitt Talks About His Time at Alabama
UGA Sports
September 30, 2015
Jeremy Pruitt Talks About His Time at Alabama
Jeremy Pruitt knows a little bit about Nick Saban and No. 13 Alabama. Pruitt was at the Alabama from 2007-2012 where he served as a director of player development as well as their defensive backs coach. In addition to what he learned from Saban, Pruitt also recruited a number of Alabama…
Stories to Watch: Sept. 30
Madison County
September 30, 2015
Stories to Watch: Sept. 30
Grady Newsource covers stories in Northeast Georgia. We will continue with updates throughout the day as our reporters cover the latest news. To stay updated, check out our Twitter and Facebook pages. -Governor Nathan Deal is at Madison County middle school this morning for the Reach (Realizing Education Achievement Can Happen) scholarship signing ceremony.…
Complaint Made Against UGA Football Player
UGA Sports
September 29, 2015
Complaint Made Against UGA Football Player
The University of Georgia’s Sports Information Director responded to a complaint against one of the school’s football players. Claude Felton said, “We are aware of the incident and incident report.” Felton was referencing an Athens- Clarke County incident report where a police officer wrote that he responded to a call at…
UGA Competes in Campaign to Prevent Waste of Paper Cups
In-Depth
September 29, 2015
UGA Competes in Campaign to Prevent Waste of Paper Cups
By: Kara Murphy UGA and 15 other universities will compete to reduce waste from disposable coffee cups in a nationwide University Challenge on Oct. 5 , sponsored by Kill the Cup, a non-profit organization. The campaign will run through Oct. 30, and the university that serves the most coffee in reusable cups…
Wet Weather Creates Safety Concerns
Archives
September 29, 2015
Wet Weather Creates Safety Concerns
By Anna Clark A hazardous weather outlook continues through 8 a.m. Wednesday for the Athens area, with continued rain creating the potential for flooding in low lying or poor drainage areas. Athens’ average rainfall in September is 3.64 inches (1996-2015), according to the National Weather Service. We’ve had 3.56 inches rain this month, and 55 percent came…
National Coffee Day 2015
Northeast Georgia News
September 29, 2015
National Coffee Day 2015
By: Kara Murphy Happy National Coffee Day 2015! Check out which coffee shops are doing promotions on Sept. 29. \t Dunkin’ Donuts: Free medium hot or iced dark roast coffee \t Krispy Kreme: Free small coffee and original glazed donut \t Starbucks: The chain is not offering free coffee but is…
Deer-Vehicle Collisions Increase in Mating Season
Barrow County
September 29, 2015
Deer-Vehicle Collisions Increase in Mating Season
By: Kara Murphy University of Georgia researchers are warning drivers to be on the lookout for deer this fall. According to a new UGA study, that’s the time of year when deer are mating and most likely to create a hazard by running across the road. Between 2005 and 2012, 45,811…
Oglethorpe County Chicken Houses Update
Northeast Georgia News
September 29, 2015
Oglethorpe County Chicken Houses Update
There could soon be 12 new chicken houses on Devils Pond/Harris Road in Oglethorpe County. The above map shows exactly where they will be located. In a 2-1 vote, the Zoning Board recommended approval to rezone this parcel of land from general agriculture (A2) to intensive agriculture (A1). It is…
Grady Newsource Profiles: Capt. Elizabeth Robinson
Athens-Clarke County
September 29, 2015
Grady Newsource Profiles: Capt. Elizabeth Robinson
By: Mary Grace Shaw A local jail captain is the Detention Supervisor of the Year for her work as operations commander at the Clarke County Jail. This award is given by the Georgia Jail Association. Reporter Mary Grace Shaw has her story.