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National Budget Cuts Carry Over to Local Budgets
Wright Gazaway takes a look at how these budget cuts will affect Georgia.
RecycleMania Hits UGA
Leah Goldman ATHENS, GA To find out more visit: http://sustainability.uga.edu/recyclemania/ U-G-A is number one ...
BP Oil Spill Begins Civil Trial
UGA Professors who are experts in Marine Biology have been involved in many studies ...
SHHUGA Presents 3rd Annual Project Condom
Athens, GA- Project Condom combines fashion, dancing, stepping, and singing. Sexual Health Helpers at ...
Blast 900 Comes to Athens
A new fitness fad is blasting through Athens at 900 calories per hour. It’s a ...
Obama Wants to Implement Universal Pre-K
-Athens,Ga By: Alex Boswell Amy Kay is the director of the McPhaul Children’s Center. ...
State of the Union
Local Political experts say the biggest challenge facing the president is bi-partisan cooperation. Reporter ...
UGA Students Sell Hugs to Fund Mission Trip
A hug can go a long way, and two students at the University ...
Athens Extra: Interview with Lukas Nelson
Lukas Nelson is performing in Athens tonight with his band, Promise of the Real. ...
Women No Longer Excluded From Combat
Athens, GA- The U.S. military is ending its policy on excluding women from combat. ...
UGA Professors Receive More Than $1 Million For Research
Professors Richard Dluhy, Stephen Tompkins and Ralph Tripp have been granted one-point-one million dollars ...
