Northeast Georgia News
Reporting from Barrow, Clarke, Jackson, Madison, Oconee and surrounding counties.
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Georgia Scholastic Press Association Welcomes Incoming Grady Students
A lot of new students have been on campus for the past two days, but aren’t in the university just yet. Grady Newsource Reporter Joshua Buce has the story.
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Gameday Robberies Put Locals at Risk of Property Loss
When people head for the hedges on Saturday to watch the game, a lot of times the last thing on their mind is being sure to lock the door before they leave home. Reporter Emily Fernie tells us why securing your home on gameday can save you from becoming a…
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Athens Board of Elections Discusses Upcoming Presidential Election
Athens Clarke County continues to disprove the recent poll with information coming from the Board of Elections. Grady Newsource reporter Matt Tompkins was at the meeting and has the details
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Whatever It Takes: Equipping Athens Children to Combat Poverty
Misfortune. Adversity. You’ve heard the phrase, “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” This may be true for adults, but with children added stress can be very damaging. Reporter Fabi Rodriguez tells us about an Athens initiative to keep children hopeful for their future.
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UGA Student Clubs Trying to Improve Young Voter Turnout
There are low expectations for young adults arriving at the polls on November 6th. Grady Newsource Reporter Joshua Buce tells us why that might be the case.
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Solar Panels Help Some Businesses Save Money
Some local business are turning to solar power to save money on monthly bills. Reporter Ryan Anderson shows us some benefits of using solar panels.
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Junkman’s Daughter, Like Other Local Businesses, Struggling In Recent Economical Climate
With the economy still struggling, many local businesses are having to shut their doors. Reporter Ashley Hollander spoke with one business owner who doesn’t have any plans to close his business, but does admit they are having trouble breaking even.
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10/1 Afternoon Update
Shannon Wiggins has an update to our earlier report that two Athens landmarks may be shutting down. We have now confirmed that Junkman’s Daughter’s Brother will not be shutting down but Weaver D’s still might be closing. Tune in at 5pm for the whole story.
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Accounting Major Pays Off, Literally!
Accounting students at the University of Georgia are in the middle of interviews this week for future jobs and internships. Reporter Rachel Segers discovered that these students might be spending a lot of time in the library but not a lot of time looking for jobs.