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Athens-Clarke County
Athens Mayor Says Thank You
The Mayor sent Grady Newsource an email with a double… or maybe a triple… thank you to the people of Athens Clarke County and the ones working in this weather. We publish it here without comment: Thank you all for keeping the public aware of the current situation and providing…
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Some Stores are Closing their Doors Early
Athens, Ga- The icy weather has made it complicated for employees to get to work leaving some stores to close early.
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Northeast Georgia News
The Georgia Center Hotel… not just for Continuing Education
The Georiga Center Hotel is providing "snow rates" for UGA employees and police.
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Athens-Clarke County
Athens Bars Consider Closing Up Shop
Snow day, round two. Students and parents are staying home and businesses have closed their doors. Except the bars. Almost all of the bars in downtown Athens are still open. Even as weather conditions get worse, many opened hours ahead of schedule. As we approach the third night of the “snowpocalypse,” many…
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Northeast Georgia News
Tis the Season of Overflow… at Homeless Shelters
Athens, Ga- This wintry mix has brought icy roads and threatens many households with a power outage, but local homeless shelters face limited space.
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Athens Weather Update
Athens, GA- Megan Malasarte has your top weather stories and what to expect for the rest of your snow day.
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Ice Can’t Freeze Love
With all the attention on the snow and ice, most people aren't thinking about what Friday is: Valentine's Day. But there are some people who are feeling the pressure.
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Local Nursing Homes Prepared for the Worst
Despite the icy roads and power outage warnings, local nursing homes show no sign of fear as they are prepared for the worst to happen.
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Most Staying Home and Off Roads
Most drivers across Athens-Clarke, Barrow and Jackson counties are staying off the icey roads. Minimal accidents, no power outages are making for a quiet day in.
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Athens Mayor: The worst has yet to come
Athens, Ga- When asked about her response to this weather, Mayor Nancy Denson says "we have not seen the worst yet."