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Reporter Carly Mathis talks with Georgia WR Rantavious Wooten about the loss of Marlon Brown and the upcoming Auburn game. http://youtu.be/yKA7T52K6FM

The co-hosts of Grady Newsource Sports Weekly Mike Reiter and Grace Olson talk about Georgia losing WR Marlon Brown to an ACL injury and Georgia being one win away from clinching a berth in the SEC Championship Game. It also features a soundbite from WR Rantavious Wooten in an interview…

A pedestrian has been hit while crossing the street at Joe Frank Harris Commons on The University of Georgia’s East Campus. Bystanders told Grady NewSource that the pedestrian did not lose consciousness and that the driver of the car stopped to check on the pedestrian. There is no word on…

Plays, concerts, dancing and more. UGA’s Spotlight On the Arts festival is underway. The purpose of the festival is to display the art programs and offerings here at UGA. These events include anything from art exhibits to dance performances. Blue Man Group is performing tomorrow and Wednesday and Bela Fleck…

If children could vote, Obama would be president for the next four years. You may have heard students around the nation are voting. But how much does this vote really count? The Educational Publishing Company Studies Weekly is hosting it’s third presidential election for students. They say if students “vote”…

Two candidates running against one another in the biggest local race agree on one ONE thing. Reporter Kyle Taylor explains what exactly this means. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stxsLH0WFWI&feature=youtu.be

We’re hitting the home stretch and tomorrow is the day to vote for your next president of the United states. About one-fourth of Athens voters have voted early and reporter Crystal Mitchell says the Board of Elections is expecting huge numbers tomorrow.

A local gym is taking a new spin on fitness. Aerofit Athens is teaching its clients to jump into shape this year. Reporter Naomi Keitt tells us that this form of exercise is good for your body and a lot of fun.

Barack Obama and Mitt Romney may be getting all the attention, but they are not the only candidates on tomorrow’s ballot. Voters here in Georgia have a third option. As reporter Ryan Williams tells us, one third party says this election is about ballot access.

In two weeks a local elementary school will break ground on a 40,000 dollar greenhouse project. Sarah Edwards reports that JJ Harris Elementary is making sure their students are using hands on learning approaches.