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Tate to Have Free Testing to Mark World AIDS Day 2015

By: Mary Grace Shaw The National AIDS Trust designated December 1st as World AIDS Day to promote awareness on ...

Oglethorpe Cares: Community Christmas

By: Erin O’Brien The Oglethorpe Community Christmas has been going on for a little ...

Stories to watch: Dec. 1

Stories to watch out for on Tuesday, December 1, 2015: Downtown Athens discrimination: Athens ...

Neuter Commuter Program to Aid Athens Animal Populations

By: Katya Riedlinger A brand new program just hit the streets. A mobile neutering van ...

Petition Process Allows Students to Get Diploma Without Passing Graduation Tests

By Jordynn Abernathy Madison County school officials want to get the word out about a ...

Woman Flees Home Due to Street Violence

By: Katya Riedlinger One woman* came home to a home full of bullet holes ...

Free HIV/AIDS Testing Offered by AIDS Athens, UGA Organizations

By Abby Jessen Free AIDS testing will be offered from until Wednesday, Dec. 2 in ...

Winter Weather Preparedness Week Begins

By: Sam Lack Today marks the start of Winter Weather Preparedness Week across all ...

Northeast Georgia Upcoming County Meetings

By Jordynn Abernathy Here are upcoming government meetings around Northeast Georgia this week: ATHENS-CLARKE ...

Stories to Watch: Nov. 30

-MARK RICHT: Richt stepped down as head coach of the Georgia Bulldogs football team ...

School Awards More Than $5,000 to Student Fighting Cancer

By: Valerie Burgos A second grader, who was diagnosed with Leukemia in May 2015, ...

Teen Brothers killed in Jefferson Car Crash

By: Adriana Vicuña The student body at Jefferson High School is mourning the loss ...