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Northeast Georgia News
Health Code Violations
Don’t judge a book by its cover… an old phrase that is still relevant for Cali n Titos. This restaurant is known for this rustic vibe and proud of this perfect score. Gianfranco Giannoni who is the manager of Cali n Tito said, ” A one hundred at the door…
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Athens-Clarke County
Groups in Athens celebrate National Food Day
By Holly Sweat You are about to sit down to dinner – When is the last time you asked where your food comes from? We found out why National Food Day focuses on answers to that question. The campaign comes just one week before Farm bill discussions begin in Washington. Real…
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Northeast Georgia News
PM News
Ian Saunders has your Pre-Show Webcast. Tune in at 5.
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Athens-Clarke County
Thursday Crime Update
-Athens, GA Athens-Clarke County police have arrested two people within last 24 hours. Daniel Franklin Cruz and Charles W. Stewart were arrested earlier this morning for their involvement in a fight. Police say one of these other males had bitten a female in the bar on the buttocks. Another…
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Northeast Georgia News
PM Web Update 10/23/13
Athens, GA– The TEDxUGA Competition takes place tonight from 6:00-8:00 PM at the UGA Chapel. Eleven speakers will be presenting and the top three will be chosen to go to the TED Talks Conference in March 2014. By Karli Barnett & Amanda Rizzo
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Northeast Georgia News
Fraternity prank in Women’s Studies class
– Reported by Lindsay Tuman It started off as a dare posed by a fraternity brother in the Pi Kappa Alpha to crash a women’s studies class, but no one is laughing. It all happened when a male student attended a women’s studies class he wasn’t enrolled in, as a…
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Health
Tainted Pet Jerky
The FDA has issued a consumer alert to veterinarians and pet owners about pet jerky that is making animals sick.
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Northeast Georgia News
Madison House Endangered
An old house in Madison has made a state wide list of run down sites that are at threat. But officials still have hope for this piece of history.  Paint stripped by the elements, windows broken by vandals, and a bad foundation. Not what you would expect…
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Archives
Out With The Old, In With The New for Weather Alerts?
Reporter: Emily Curl Two Cities in Barrow County are trying to figure out what is the best way to keep citizens in their county safe in the event of severe weather. The question is- what’s the best way? The system in place now is sirens- and there are eleven that…