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Athens Glass Artist Works to Perfect His Craft
Inside a makeshift studio in his parents’ garage in Athens, 33-year-old Quen Wallace carefully ...
Shaping Community: Photo Essay Inside Maria Dondero’s Pottery Studio
Nestled in her sunlit and airy studio, Maria Dondero puts her head down and ...
PHOTO GALLERY: 5th Annual Backlight Student Film Festival
Over a week ago, the Backlight Student Film Festival took center stage at the ...
Protesting 101: Inside Student Activism on UGA’s Campus
Most campus protests don’t just happen by chance. At the University of Georgia, student ...
Madison County Volunteers Monitor, Advocate for South Fork Broad River
Ruth Ann Tesanovich, retired scientist and certified Adopt-a-Stream volunteer, wades through the stream behind ...
Clarke County School Board Discusses Proposed FY27 General Fund Budget
The Clarke County Board of Education reviewed Thursday the proposed 2027 fiscal year general ...
Easter Services, Egg Hunts and More: How Jackson County Churches Plan to Celebrate Holy Week
With Holy Week now here, Jackson County churches of all sizes are creating ways ...
UGA Student Calls Bahá’í Faith ‘Religion for the Times’
Melyssa Munn has been exposed to the Bahá’í Faith all her life, but this ...
UGA Addresses On-Campus Food Waste with New Sustainability Initiatives
With five dining halls in every corner of campus, University of Georgia students have ...
For the Kids: Phi Mu President Sarah Horner Leads With Purpose
Clapping hands, screaming girls and viral “rush toks” may seem to define sorority life, ...
Athens’ Leaders Cite Youth Programs, Police Staffing as Factors in Crime Rate Drop
Major violent crimes, including homicide and robbery, declined significantly in Athens-Clarke County in 2025, ...
