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Chris Conley named to 2014 Allstate Good Works Team
Northeast Georgia News

Chris Conley named to 2014 Allstate Good Works Team

Athens, GA – The American Football Coaches Association and Allstate insurance have named University of Georgia wide receiver Chris Conley to the 2014 Allstate Good Works Team. Conley is one of 22 players who were honored on Tuesday, and is one of four players from the Southeastern Conference who received the award.…
Weather Update September 24
Northeast Georgia News

Weather Update September 24

Today is set to be a breezy day with below normal temperatures – expect to have similar weather over the next few days. Student meteorologist Riley Hale has your weather update here and at 5pm on Newsource.
Historical Trail Provides Remembrance For Civil War Leaders
Athens-Clarke County

Historical Trail Provides Remembrance For Civil War Leaders

Athens, GA- The Civil War Heartland Leaders Trail offers a remembrance of some memorable leaders of the Civil War. The trail begins in Gainesville, Ga., and goes throughout Athens. There are 46 sites located on this trail including the Crawford Long Museum and the T.R.R. Cobb House. Reporter Heather Hyatt…
Nominations Open For Fulfilling The Dream Award Honoring MLK
Athens-Clarke County

Nominations Open For Fulfilling The Dream Award Honoring MLK

Athens, GA-   The Office of Institutional Diversity is seeking nominations for the President’s Fulfilling the Dream Award. This award recognizes individuals in the University of Georgia and Athens-Clarke community who are making Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream a reality. Those nominated should be people who have made significant contributions to…
Arias Released on $8,000 Bond and Barred From Athens
Athens-Clarke County

Arias Released on $8,000 Bond and Barred From Athens

Athens, GA- Ariel Arias is to be released on an $8,000 bond and barred from Athens. Arias will have 48 hours to vacate Athens, not to return unless he is seeing his attorney or for court. Arias will live in Lilburn, Ga. with his parents. He is not allowed to have…
Ariel Arias Bond Hearing Set For 1 p.m.
Northeast Georgia News

Ariel Arias Bond Hearing Set For 1 p.m.

Athens,GA- Reporter Joey Ripley is at the Athens Magistrate Court to report on what comes of today’s bond hearing involving UGA student Ariel Arias, who is now suspended from the university. Arias was charged with two felony counts of terroristic threats. Ripley said that yesterday, the judge laid out what…
5 Things You Need To Know Tuesday September 23
Northeast Georgia News

5 Things You Need To Know Tuesday September 23

Athens, GA- The second bond hearing for Ariel Arias, the 19-year-old student who posted a threat of violence on YikYak on Friday, is set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. Arias was denied bond in his first hearing on Monday. After his anonymous post on YikYak on Friday, Arias was arrested and…
President Obama Speaking on Airstrikes Against ISIS
Northeast Georgia News

President Obama Speaking on Airstrikes Against ISIS

President Obama spoke briefly at 10 a.m. at the White House to address the airstrikes in Syria. These were Obama’s first public comments on airstrikes against the Islamic State positions in Syria. In his speech, which lasted under 10 minutes, Obama noted that in light of the most recent attacks, this…
Weather update September 22
Athens-Clarke County

Weather update September 22

Student meteorologist Molly McCollum has your weather update for today – September 22.
Athens-Clarke County Schools maintain student safety in case of active threat
Athens-Clarke County

Athens-Clarke County Schools maintain student safety in case of active threat

Athens, GA – Locked doors, security cameras, and evacuation procedures…today Newsource Reporter Didi Abdulnabi checked into the safety procedures at Athens-Clarke County schools following a terroristic threat at the University of Georgia last Friday. Clarke County officials spoke told us that they were confident in the procedures that they already…
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