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Jackson County
Relief Efforts Continue for Winter Storms
Jackson County- Relief efforts are underway in places like Banks and Jackson County, where residents are helping EMC workers to clear trees and other obstructions from the roads.
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Athens-Clarke County
Celebrating Mardi Gras
Athens- Alison Menhart talks with Neil Smith, the general manager of NONA, to find out how his business plans to celebrate Fat Tuesday. It’s the last day of Mardi Gras and the beginning of Lent.
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In-Depth
Silent Protest By UGA Muslim Students
Athens- Muslim students Ridwan Bhuiyan and Tiffany Eberhard will be engaging in a silent protest tomorrow over the deaths of three muslim students at the University of North Carolina shooting. The protest will take place at the Arch at seven at night. The event is being planned by the Muslim…
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High School Sports
Two Local Basketball Teams are Going to the State Play-Offs
ATHENS, GA - Basketball regional games wrapped up this weekend and two teams from local high schools are moving on to state play-offs.
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UGA Sports
UGA Basketball: Down but Not Out
ATHENS, GA - UGA Men's Basketball take on South Carolina tomorrow after a disappointing loss to Auburn over the weekend.
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UGA Sports
Georgia Swim Team Hopeful for SEC Title
ATHENS, GA - The Georgia Swim Team is looking to take home a SEC title at the Southeastern Conference Championships this week.
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UGA Sports
UGA Women’s Golf Competes in Tournament
ATHENS, GA - The women’s golf team is in Puerto Rico today—competing in a three day tournament that comes to an end tomorrow.
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UGA Sports
UGA Welcomes Former Running Back in New Position
ATHENS, GA - The UGA football team is welcoming back former Bulldog running back Thomas Brown as the teams running backs coach.
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In-Depth
It’s Mardi Gras in Oconee County
OCONEE COUNTY, GA - Kids made hats, masks--- and wore beads as they celebrated learning about Mardi Gras at the Oconee County Library today.
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Northeast Georgia News
Winter Weather Update: You Could See Ice Tomorrow
ATHENS, GA - DEVELOPING: Ice is starting to form in parts of Northeast Georgia. Local police urge everyone to stay off the roads if they can.