Northeast Georgia News
Reporting from Barrow, Clarke, Jackson, Madison, Oconee and surrounding counties.
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Murdered Man Buried in Cement
A murdered man was encased in plastic buried in cement. Reporter Danielle Brown sets the stage for this horror show about 20 miles west of Athens in Winder.
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Fresh Market Opens in Beechwood Shopping Center
A wildly popular organic grocery opened with a bang today. The fresh market is located in the beechwood shopping center where borders used to be. The chief operating officer said they created 90 jobs and do business with 50 local vendors.
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Water Lines Break in Downtown Athens
Two water lines broke in Athens this morning, just a day after a main break in the water line at Memorial Hall yesterday. Reporter Sarah Edwards tell us what happened.
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Greek Grind Sisters Dance for Charitable Cause
Reporter Emily Fernie goes live at the Classic Center for “Greek Grind” rehearsals. An inside scoop on the philanthropy event that has sorority girls dancing for a good cause. Be sure to visit our website tomorrow for footage of all of the performances.
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Video Shows Board of Regents Protest
Full, unedited video of today’s protest at the Board of Regents meeting.
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False Advertisement Alert: Think Before You Buy “Pink”
Consumers who buy pink or pink ribboned products think their money is going to breast cancer research or awareness. Reporter Meagan Priselac tells us why this is not always the case.
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Relay University
The University of Georgia’s #1 Student Organization, Relay For Life, will host a conference where schools from in and out of the state will come together to brainstorm ways to better battle Cancer.
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Broad Street Development to Create More Jobs
Jobs, Jobs, and more jobs. Riding down broad street or walking door to door downtown is definitely giving the community a new sight to see. Athens residents, brace your selves…Reporter Crystal Mitchell tells us how this is one economic growth spurt that’s developing very quickly.
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Different Options for SAT Prep
Georgia’s average SAT scores have risen 5 points in the last year. Although a positive for the State School systems, there is still work to be done to prepare our local seniors for the standardized test. Grady Newsource reporter Arin Johnson has the story