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New HOPE Scholarship Qualifications Tougher on High School Students
Education

New HOPE Scholarship Qualifications Tougher on High School Students

ATHENS, GA- New HOPE requirements mean a more rigorous schedule for high school students. Learn more about how these new standards will affect your child in coming years.
UGA Seeks More Diversity in Student Enrollment
UGA

UGA Seeks More Diversity in Student Enrollment

ATHENS, GA- The University of Georgia has been desegregated for 51 years now, but the diversity rate is still below the national average.
Storify: Bringing You Thursday’s News
Northeast Georgia News

Storify: Bringing You Thursday’s News

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Thursday’s Webcast: Today’s Quick Hits
Northeast Georgia News

Thursday’s Webcast: Today’s Quick Hits

Web Anchor Tanya Sichynsky tells you want to expect from tonight’s 5 o’clock newscast. Tune in to channel 15 tonight for the latest. Be sure to follow us throughout the day on Twitter and Instagram at @GradyNewsource for more more updates.      
What You Need to Know About the State of the State
Northeast Georgia News

What You Need to Know About the State of the State

Gov. Nathan Deal's address to the state revealed what he plans on doing with Georgia's surplus money. A big cause on his list: education.
Reaction From Dead Student’s Roommate
UGA

Reaction From Dead Student’s Roommate

ATHENS, GA- A UGA student reacts to the death of his roommate.
Police Need Robbery Suspects Identifed
Athens-Clarke County

Police Need Robbery Suspects Identifed

ATHENS — Athens-Clarke County Police released photos of two robbery suspects today. The photographs show the suspects at a BP gas station in Gainesville, Georgia. The victim describes the men as tall white males wearing blue jeans, dark shirts and caps. Police say the men stole 79 year-old victim Ray…
Genetically Modified Organisms – Are They Really Bad for You?
Health

Genetically Modified Organisms – Are They Really Bad for You?

Many of our favorite foods are now labeling their boxes with a non-genetically modified tag. General Mills Inc. recently announced they will no longer use genetically engineered ingredients in Cheerios. Mike Siemienas, General Mills Spokesperson says, “Non- GMOs, (also known as genetically modified organisms) are simple and easy to use…
Previewing The 5 O’Clock Newscast
Live & Documentary

Previewing The 5 O’Clock Newscast

An exclusive on-camera interview, an overview of today's legislation meeting, a special report: join us at 5 for more
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