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UGA
Racist Facebook Post Raises Questions About Cyber-Bullying Laws
By Holly Sweat Georgia law is a little outdated when it comes to cyberbullying. At least that’s what University of Georgia Police Chief Jimmy Williamson told me. He says today the law focuses on minors in school instead of bullying that happens over the internet. Terrance Rhodes and Brittany Arnold…
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Northeast Georgia News
Heated Jefferson Election Sparked by “Old Grudges”
Jefferson, Ga- An anonymous letter, some hard feelings, and even two Country music stars taking sides…this was the election for the Mayor of Jefferson. Former City Councilman Roy Plott beat out former Police Chief Darren Glenn for the job. Plott said in an interview today, he’s certainly relieved the race…
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Northeast Georgia News
Afternoon Webcast 11-7-13
Online anchor Antolina Ramirez speaks with reporter Holly Sweat about the cyberbullying. Tune in at 5 to find out how the law is protecting victims of cyberbullying in Georgia.
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Northeast Georgia News
Early Afternoon Webcast 11-7-13
Online anchor Antolina Ramirez tells you what you can expect to see tonight at 5!
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Northeast Georgia News
Morning Webcast 11-7-13
Online anchor Antolina Ramirez talks with reporter Ben Bolton about the biggest high school football game of the year in Athens. Find out more about this rivalry game tonight at 5!
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Education
GED Changes Could Make the Test Tougher
Reported by Tiffany Buck Thirty percent of students in Clarke County drop out of high school. Their only hope to make a better life for themselves was taking the GED, and now even that will be tougher. The hope is that these changes will make the GED less of an…
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Northeast Georgia News
$200,000 Missing From Demorest Government
Most people know Demorest for its beautiful Piedmont College Campus, but now it may be known as a place for embezzlement. Every year the accounting firm of Amos, Maney, and Payne LLC performs a yearly financial audit for the Demorest City Government. We caught up with their office, and they…
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Jackson County
Alcohol Referendum Is A No Go For Nicholson
By: Ashley ShahAhmadi Betty and Lester Beauchamp have been married for fifty-seven years and Nicholson has been their home all those fifty-seven years. “I was raised, grew up in this little cabin you’re looking at,” says Lester. Their family business 2 Cuzin’s Cafe, sits right off Mulberry Street- right…
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Northeast Georgia News
PM Newscast
Online anchor Lindsay Tuman tells you what to expect for tonights show at five.
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Northeast Georgia News
Afternoon Newscast
Online anchor Lindsay Tuman let’s you know about a group of women who enjoy craft beer and a girl’s night out. Also we update you on the condition of the Winder County man who ran into a house fire in an attempt to save his eighteen month old granddaughter.