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Local Media Weighs In On Emerging News Media Models
For local news organizations, being engaged with the local community is essential to finding ...
COVID-19 Won The Battle Against Will Ruff and The Family Recipe, But It Is Losing the War
Will Ruff of The Family Recipe discusses with Liam Monast the way his ...
UGA Students Still Talking About Justice A Year After Arbery Death
The death of an unarmed Black man in Georgia, and other deaths like his, ...
Journalists Of Color Discuss Disparity In Latinx Coverage For Northeast Georgia, Nationwide
Whoa, what do you mean by others?” This is the question that came to ...
Georgia College Political Society Sparks Conversations as Solution to Political Polarization
As a new administration rolls into U.S. political office, the divide in political ideology ...
Newsletters Present Opportunity for Audience Engagement in Newsrooms
For journalists like Walter Hickey, writing newsletters as a career offers a new ...
Students At UGA Faced With Tough Decisions After Receiving New Funds
University of Georgia students are making careful decisions about their recently dispersed funds through ...
Athens Banner-Herald to Implement Athens Equality Lab: Here’s What You Should Know
News deserts, or areas that lack local journalism, have been increasing over the last ...
Georgia Daze Strives to Increase Black Student Applicants
Since Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter-Gault desegregated the University of Georgia and took their ...
East Athens Residents, Commission Disagree Over Development
Tess Cunningham, 71, in front of her property of 25 years on Shadybrook Drive. ...
Study Suggests One Dose Of Vaccine Might be Sufficient If You’ve Had COVID-19
If you are among the 839,823 people who have received a positive COVID-19 test ...
Watkinsville Mayor Resigns, Walks Out Of City Hall During Council Meeting
Watkinsville Mayor Bob Smith announced his resignation, effective immediately, during the March 17 council ...
