Northeast Georgia News
Reporting from Barrow, Clarke, Jackson, Madison, Oconee and surrounding counties.
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Pedestrian Hit on UGA’s Campus
A pedestrian has been hit while crossing the street at Joe Frank Harris Commons on The University of Georgia’s East Campus. Bystanders told Grady NewSource that the pedestrian did not lose consciousness and that the driver of the car stopped to check on the pedestrian. There is no word on…
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Groundbreaking Greenhouse Project At JJ Harris Elementary School
In two weeks a local elementary school will break ground on a 40,000 dollar greenhouse project. Sarah Edwards reports that JJ Harris Elementary is making sure their students are using hands on learning approaches.
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Athens Underage Drinking Leads to Arrests
The buzz about arrests for underage drinking in downtown Athens is that there are too many of them, and that the arrests are unjustified. But Police officials in Athens have the numbers to prove that is far from the case. Reporter Emily Fernie has more on the story.
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How to Have A Safe Halloween
A house with the lights off on Halloween may mean more than someone who isn’t home. Grady NewSource reporter, Mamie Shepherd, joins us to make sure your Halloween is filled with treats – not tricks.
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UGA Hosts Flavor of Georgia
Do you have a secret recipe that you think can make it big? Registration for the Flavor of Georgia contest starts tomorrow. Reporter Fernando Ordaz has more details.
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GA:FL 2013 Affects Fall Break Date
We have breaking news tonight that affects all UGA students and fans. But it’s good news. Reporter Lindsay Bannon is live in the newsroom to clear up some confusion about next year’s fall break.
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Winder Daycare Gets Support After Boy Hit By Tree
One small town in Georgia is coming together to help the family of an adorable two year old boy who was hit by a falling limb at his daycare. Little Tripp Halstead is at an Atlanta Hospital in critical condition. Reporter Alexandra tells us crews in Winder are making sure…
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Athens Area Humane Society BLACKOUT!
Tomorrow, October 31st, marks the last day of the Blackout program. Reporter Arin Johnson tells us how the Athens Area Humane society utilizes spook superstitions to help black animals find homes!