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Black Business Owners Face Pressures to Vacate Historic Potterytown Neighborhood
Athens-Clarke County
April 24, 2023
Black Business Owners Face Pressures to Vacate Historic Potterytown Neighborhood
On a warm spring evening, Lashanna Mattox paces back and forth on Pottery Street. She stares up at the newest parking deck for The Mark, which towers over the small business she and her husband, Terrell Mattox, own. Mrs. Mattox is the front desk coordinator and co-owner of the Potterytown-based…
Sportsource on Fridays (April 21)
Live & Documentary
April 21, 2023
Sportsource on Fridays (April 21)
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The Lead: UGA’s Denetra Walker on Creating Change Through Social Justice Journalism
Doing Journalism
April 19, 2023
The Lead: UGA’s Denetra Walker on Creating Change Through Social Justice Journalism
It’s Denetra Walker’s second semester teaching at the University of Georgia, and she’s just getting started. After a multitude of experiences in the broadcast journalism field, she’s teaching social justice journalism and journalism ethics, all while providing mentorship and representation for students in the classroom. In this episode, we chat…
Athens Repair Café Tackles Climate Change By Repairing Items, Attitudes
Athens-Clarke County
April 17, 2023
Athens Repair Café Tackles Climate Change By Repairing Items, Attitudes
When Steven Armor’s retro-inspired space heater stopped blowing hot air, he immediately looked for a solution. The heater was only four or five months old, and still under warranty. Armor, however, wasn’t happy with the way the manufacturer of the space heater handled warranty claims. In order to get a…
10 Years In, UGA Campus Compost Program Hopes to Simultaneously Expand and Become Nonexistent
Environment
April 15, 2023
10 Years In, UGA Campus Compost Program Hopes to Simultaneously Expand and Become Nonexistent
When Sahana Parker, a fourth-year majoring in astrophysics and geography, was a first-year student, she saw people on bright orange trikes whizzing across campus and wondered what in the world they were doing. She knew she had to find some way to get involved with that program, whatever it was. …
UGA Golf Course Makes Efforts Toward Sustainability
Environment
April 12, 2023
UGA Golf Course Makes Efforts Toward Sustainability
The UGA Golf Course has taken a strong stance on being environmentally friendly. It has become a certified Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary, and in doing this, the leadership are looking to shed the environmentally unfriendly stigma. “For me, it was a prerequisite,” said Scott Griffith, UGA Golf Course director of…