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Housing
The reporting of Grady journalism students in Multiplatform Newsroom: Projects focusing on the issue of housing in Athens-Clarke County and the surrounding areas.
Your Lease, Decoded: Know What You Are Signing When Entering Into Rental Contract
In a college town like Athens, Ga., renting is abundant. When renting a home ...
West Hancock Neighborhood Meeting Highlights Residents’ Concerns About Zoning Changes
Melissa Link, the commissioner for the West Hancock neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods, said she struggled ...
New Development Proposal in East Athens Raises Concerns Among Some Current Residents
Smith Planning Group submitted a proposal to develop a three-acre lot in East Athens ...
What Housing Means: One Man Uses His Foundation to Build Up Others
Shane Simms, a native of Athens, Ga., moved back to his hometown with the ...
Oconee Street School: Old Building Gets a New Future
Students have not walked the hallways of the Oconee Street School building in almost ...
Teacher Salaries in Athens Cause Problems With Affordable Housing
In a district where there are more than 20 schools, finding affordable housing for ...
Warnings No Longer Guaranteed: Athens-Clarke County Noise Ordinances Evolving
Athens-Clarke County operates under strict noise control ordinances. In the past, officers have been ...
Downtown Living: The Good, The Bad and The Parking
When it comes to living in downtown Athens, accessibility is key, but at what ...
Athens-Clarke County, Local Organizations Discuss Plan To Improve Biking Transportation
Biking transportation will gain more attention in Athens-Clarke County Unified Government. On Oct. 27, ...
Five Points Residents Reflect on Neighborhood’s Evolution, Future Direction
Over the summer, Five Points gained two local historic districts, bringing the grand total ...
Senior Home Care: A Less Costly Option for the Aging Population
The yearly cost of daily adult home health care in Georgia is $45,760, about ...
UGA Class Works To Preserve, Learn From Local Historic School
On a Wednesday afternoon during which most UGA graduate students could be found in ...
