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Sgt. John Q. Williams to Announce Campaign for Clarke County Sheriff
Election season is around the corner, and Sgt. John Q. Williams of the Athens-Clarke ...
Fashion Forward: Future of Retail
It all started out with pieces of fur and hands to tie them around ...
Prescription Forgery Increasing in Northeast Georgia
Throughout Northeast Georgia, fraudulent prescriptions are becoming more common. Local pharmacies, including Walmart, Kroger, ...
Barrow County School Board Responds to Recent Student Misconduct
For years, schools nationwide have been facing issues with school safety, bullying and violence ...
GDP Boom in Jackson County Highlights Need for Skilled Workers
Jackson County proved itself to be no shrinking violet when it came to its ...
Northeast Georgia Counties See an Increase in Graduation Rates
Students in Northeast Georgia are graduating at higher rates than other areas in Georgia. ...
Organization Works To Prevent Train Track Tragedies During Rail Safety Week
(Video/Operation Lifesaver) With 11 dead and more than three dozen injured from train collisions ...
City of Hoschton Receives Community Development Block Grant
Gov. Brian Kemp announced that 59 communities throughout the state of Georgia would receive ...
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Jittery Joe’s Boards No-Straw Bandwagon
When University of Georgia students returned this fall for another semester in Athens, they ...
Playoff Loss Births Nutritional Program at Morgan County High School
Not every football loss lies within the x’s and o’s, and this case is ...
UGA Offers Game Day Tailgating Event at Dawson Hall Without Drinking
Some traditions that take place on game day appeal to many, others don’t. This ...
UGA Tailgating Tactics to Plan Ahead
Every fall, tens of thousands of rowdy fans pack into Athens to cheer for ...
