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Mobilizing the Next Generation: How Young Voters Impact Georgia’s Future
2024 Election

Mobilizing the Next Generation: How Young Voters Impact Georgia’s Future

As the 2024 elections approach, all eyes are on Georgia, a key battleground state where young voters could potentially have a significant impact on the outcome. That is, of course, if they show up to the polls. A Look at Past Turnout Historically, the 18-24 age category is the least…
Jackson County Seniors Advocate for Property Tax Cuts with 3 Items on Nov. 5 Ballot
2024 Election

Jackson County Seniors Advocate for Property Tax Cuts with 3 Items on Nov. 5 Ballot

Some Jackson County senior citizens are pushing for tax relief following a three-year effort by residents out of the Cresswind Community. Three bills on the ballot Nov. 5 could reduce the amount of property taxes seniors would have to pay in coming years.  HB 1003, HB 1004 and HB 1461…
Unconventional Duo of Candidate, 19-Year-Old Leads to Barrow County Primary Win
2024 Election

Unconventional Duo of Candidate, 19-Year-Old Leads to Barrow County Primary Win

Will Stevens was sitting in his freshman dorm at the University of Georgia when his phone lit up with a notification. It was a text from a number he didn’t know. The 19-year-old political science and public relations major doesn’t get random messages often, but this one was different. It…
A Look Inside: Athens-Clarke Conducts Poll Accuracy Testing Before 2024 Election
2024 Election

A Look Inside: Athens-Clarke Conducts Poll Accuracy Testing Before 2024 Election

Footsteps echoed through the hallways as suitcases were wheeled into their designated locations. People unzipped, took out and then helped the machines whir to life with wires. Faint chatter carried across the room, some with questions and others with idle chitchat. Inside the Athens-Clarke County Facilities and Landscape Management Building,…
Oconee Board of Elections Faces More Than 300 Voter Challenges Ahead of Nov. 5
2024 Election

Oconee Board of Elections Faces More Than 300 Voter Challenges Ahead of Nov. 5

What are these Challenges? The challenges stem from a new Georgia law, Senate Bill 189, which went into effect July 1. Part of the law allows Georgia voters to challenge other voters’ registrations. Most of Cruz and Aleshire’s challenges are against people who have moved to another county or state…
The Lead: Debora Wenger on AI and fighting misinformation
Doing Journalism

The Lead: Debora Wenger on AI and fighting misinformation

Debora Wenger knows the power of a fact check. As a Google News Initiative trainer, she collaborates with journalists to fight misinformation while supporting digital transformation. At the University of Mississippi, she researches AI impacts on the future of news while serving as associate dean and professor in the School…
Doubles Partners Have More in Common Than Just UGA Tennis
Sports

Doubles Partners Have More in Common Than Just UGA Tennis

In doubles tennis, chemistry with your partner is almost as important as your individual skills on the court. However, chemistry isn’t an issue for University of Georgia seniors Oscar Pinto Sansano and Miguel Perez Peña. Peña and Sansano both grew up in the same hometown in Spain, where they played…
UGA Students Keep Frat Beach Tradition Alive
Northeast Georgia News

UGA Students Keep Frat Beach Tradition Alive

Dottie Eastwood puts the finishing touches on her Halloween costume as she prepares for the annual fall party known as Frat Beach. Eastwood is one of thousands of University of Georgia students who will flock to St. Simons Island on the first weekend of November to celebrate before the annual…
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