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Northeast Georgia News
Grady Newsource Explains: Andrew Carnegie Library Grants
Over 100 years ago the Lavonia-Carnegie Library located in Franklin County was built off of a grant given by Andrew Carnegie.
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Athens-Clarke County
Cedar Shoals Bike Club Rolls into its Second Year
Two Athens students decided to bring their school together one wheel at a time. They did it through Cedar Shoals Bike Club, which has it’s first meeting of the year on Wednesday. Co-founders Jade Malcolm and Nicole Hermitano came up with the idea last year while biking in their neighborhood. They realized…
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Archives
Rain, Rain Will Not Go Away This Week
Keep those umbrellas with you! Stormy weather will be following us in to the weekend.
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Athens-Clarke County
9/11 Athens Memorial Trail Photo Gallery
You can find the trail, created by Athens resident Bob Hart after he visited New York City in October 2001, at 320 Morton Farm Lane.
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Athens-Clarke County
Athens Resident Honors Those Fallen on Sept. 11, 2001
Bob Hart, a local Athens man, created a 9/11 Memorial Park at 320 Morton Farm Lane in order to commemorate those fallen on September 1, 2001.
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Health
How To: SafeTrek and Companion App
Reporter Savannah Brock has a "How To" on different safety apps and what both entail.
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Northeast Georgia News
Top 5 Stories: Sept. 9
1. Sept. 11 Remembrance Trail: Reporter Ann Drinkard spoke with Bob Hart, who created a 9/11 trail to honor those whose lives were lost. We will have more on this story throughout day. 2. Athens Food Trucks: Reporter Zack Sims has the latest on what the future of food trucks in…
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Athens-Clarke County
Pink Umbrella Bunco is Back!
By Anna Clark Athens Regional Medical Center will host its semi-annual Pink Umbrella Bunco on Friday, Sept. 11, to benefit the Loran Smith Center for Cancer Support. Pink Umbrella Bunco is a fundraiser that sponsors Athens Regional employees who participate in the In Their Shoes walk, an annual fundraiser for…
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Environment
Grady Newsource Explains: Water Quality Indicators
Unacceptably high levels of E. coli bacteria found by volunteers in a Barber Creek tributary has Oconee County residents concerned about the quality of their recreational water. As present, the state Environmental Protection Division’s water quality monitoring of Georgia’s water resources differs from that recommended by the federal Environmental…
