Athens-Clarke County
Reporting about Clarke County, Georgia. Some stories will be republished in the Athens Banner-Herald as part of a news-academic partnership with Grady Newsource.
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Busy Intersection Racking up the Wrecks
ATHENS,GA- See how $30,000 could light the way to safety for drivers.
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Power Outages In Athens
Georgia Power workers have been busy in the past two days due to many power outages scattered across the Athens area.
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Athens Community: Warm Hearts on a Cold Night
ATHENS, GA- As the cold weather sets in, many Athens residents, restaurants, and even UGA football players are finding different ways to help out those in need.
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Shelves Restocked at Local Grocery Stores
ATHENS, Ga - Athens grocery stores are now fully stocked after customers rushed to load their fridges to prepare for freezing temperatures. \n
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Stay Warm, Stay Healthy
Temperatures are reaching records low and with the cold comes a variety of health concerns.
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Greene’s Friend Remembers Her Life
By: Karli Barnett The street is quiet. So is the family of Rebecca Greene, as they mourn the loss of their daughter. Greene’s friend Angela Gao understands. “She was wrongfully taken from us,” Gao expresses. “She was about to graduate. She only had a short time left. She…
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Aaron Murray’s Legacy
Reporter: Jay Cobb What will Murray’s legacy be? Record holder, one of the best to play the game, or that he could never win the big game and get over the hump? Murray says he hasn’t even thought about what his legacy is going to be when the clock…
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UGA President is reviewing the financial and educational benefits of WUGATV
You may enjoy watching local programs like the UGA Alumni Show or UGA Performs. But if University President Jere Morehead decides to drop the school’s public television station, these programs would be history. The University could cut the entire television portion of the program. “How much money have we invested…
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Facebook Speaks About Racist Comments
Hateful comments splashed across the Black Affairs Council Facebook page. That’s where it all started. It led to a silent march and ultimately a demand from the President of the University for a legal investigation. Sherry Lang of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation says the GBI is working with…
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President Morehead Speaks About Race Relations At UGA
UGA President Jere Morehead said Wednesday that it’s taken years of work to make UGA a safe campus environment for all races and ethnicities. Morehead says that he hopes one Facebook post won’t tear it all down. Today, he discussed just that. “I certainly said that we shouldn’t let the…