Northeast Georgia News
Reporting from Barrow, Clarke, Jackson, Madison, Oconee and surrounding counties.
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Student Hunger
Athens, GA–More students at UGA are getting off the meal plan because its to expensive. Reporter Wes Clark investigates to see how students are getting creative with finding food Chopping potatoes, washing beans, and carrying food to the pan. Fabrice Julien is one of a couple students who cooks his…
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Morning Webcast April 11, 2013
Pollen Count has doubled since yesterday.
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Widow of Yesterday’s Lexington Road Accident Shares her Emotions
ATHENS, GA- Wright Gazaway Zelma Griffith is still having trouble coping with her emotions surrounding her husband’s tragic death yesterday in an accident that took place on Lexington Road. But in the midst of all of her personal sadness, she’s having to worry about how she’s going to get by.
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ALT Community Gardens Push for Ordinance Change
Athens, GA — With temperatures finally on the rise, now seems as good a time as any to get outside and start working in your garden. You can eat or give away the crops you grow, but don’t try selling them because its against city ordinance — at least for now.…
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Compost 101: How Composting Could Save Money and the Environment
Grady Newsource Reporter Tyler Linn takes a look into what composting is and how it could save the University of Georgia some money when they take out the trash. But even more importantly, the Warnell graduate students who are pushing for more composting awareness say that composting will help…
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Breaking News: Missing Oconee County Boy Found
Boy disappeared from neighborhood near Wakinsville Wakinsville, Ga (GradyNewSource.com) – A 13-year-old boy missing from a neighborhood near Watkinsville has been located, Oconee County officials announce. Jordan Amos, 13, was last seen near Norton Road and Barnett Shoals Road around 7:30 p.m. By 11 p.m., the boy had been located. No…
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State to Vote on Shortened Deer Season
By: Brittany Denny Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources will vote in May to shorten the deer hunting season by 25 days. This is due to the deer population reaching the goal of 1 million. The department feels that shortening it by this amount of time will make it easier…