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Northeast Georgia News
UPDATE: Mike “Big Dawg” Woods Has a Message for His Fans
Athens, Ga. 12:56 p.m. -- Mike "Big Dawg" Woods has a message for his fans form his hospital bed at Athens Regional. Woods has been a longtime fan of the Georgia Bulldogs and says that he is in good care.
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Northeast Georgia News
Morgan County robotics team prepares for competition
Morgan County-- Dorian Holloway, the team's electrical and communications leader, explains why the program is bigger than just going to competitions.
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Northeast Georgia News
Seizure-response dog aids child in Canton, Ga.
Choco is the seizure response dog of a 13-year-old Canton resident. He was trained at the University of Kentucky. The dog has become Victoria William's lifesaver since 2012. The dog senses when she's about to have a seizure so she can act accordingly.
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Northeast Georgia News
ADDA Proposes Liquor License Restrictions
Athens, GA – Some businesses are not thrilled about the new Athens Downtown Development Authority proposals introduced yesterday. The ADDA is looking to to expand downtown Athens and restricting liquor licenses. Patrick Stubbers is the owner of Seabear dowtown. He voices his concerns.
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Northeast Georgia News
Coaches vs. Cancer
Watkinsville, GA -Coaches vs. Cancer is a charity basketball tournament that will be held over the weekend at the Veteran Park Gym in Oconee County. The tournament will be on Sunday, January 25th from 1-7 PM. The teams will consist of 3 or 4 person teams. Each team will receive a…
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Northeast Georgia News
Burney-Harris-Lyons Middle School Initiative for Laptops
Athens, GA – Not every student at Burney-Harris-Lyons has access to a personal computer. And that’s exactly what the Clarke county school district is trying to fix with their one-to-one initiative. Reporter Katie Kraft visited BHL Middle School to see what they are doing to make sure every student has a…
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Northeast Georgia News
LGBT Community Concerned About New Proposed Bill
Some people in the LGBT community is criticizing House Bill 29 or what is formally called, the"Preventing Government Overreach on Religious Expression Act".
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Northeast Georgia News
Richt Becomes Fifth Highest Paid SEC Coach
UGA football head coach Mark Richt becomes the fifth-highest paid Southeastern Conference coach after a pay increase from $3.2 million to $4 million annually.

