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Weekend Traffic– LSU Game
Athens-Clarke County

Weekend Traffic– LSU Game

ATHENS, GA– The LSU Tigers are headed to Athens this weekend and you can expect more traffic than your typical game weekend. You can expect traffic coming from the west to be denser than usual, especially on Friday. Due to a 9 hour travel time from Baton Rouge to Athens,…
The Boots Are Back
Northeast Georgia News

The Boots Are Back

    Parking Amnesty just ended a few days ago. So if you didn’t take advantage of those tickets, you better pay them now. Traffic enforcement will be out there in full force “No Not really, I don’t know it sucks dude. That’s all” says Kayla Hendrick who is clearly upset.…
Think Twice Before Swiping
Northeast Georgia News

Think Twice Before Swiping

“I just couldn’t really fathom it at first. I couldn’t imagine it was happening, and then after I talked to my parents and saw the repercussions I had to go through… I was kind of annoyed,” said Tess Rock, a senior at the University of Georgia. Tess Rock, still doesn’t…
UGA/LSU: The Student Section
UGA Sports

UGA/LSU: The Student Section

ATHENS, Ga.— After students had problems getting into the student section for the South Carolina game, the UGA Athletic Association is making sure the LSU game goes smoothly. Students may have to get a little closer to each other this Saturday for the LSU game. They are asking students to squeeze…
A government shutdown affects all of us
Northeast Georgia News

A government shutdown affects all of us

The nation is watching the clock tick as Congress spends precious time trying to agree on a resolution that would keep the government from shutting down on October 1st, the new fiscal year. “It just continues the perception of that congress can get nothing done. It just make congress look…
Where to Tailgate This Weekend?
Athens-Clarke County

Where to Tailgate This Weekend?

ATHENS, GA- Myers Quad looked like a construction site today as ESPN’s College Gameday began their preparation for this Saturday. The 3-hour broadcast will bring hundreds of UGA and LSU faithful to the same field that hosts tailgates on college football Saturdays. That will force many fans to find a…
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