Getting Known When You’re Not Known: Local Musicians And How They Promote Themselves

Throughout the 20th century, musical artists have created promotion techniques to give themselves the ...

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Retired State Court Judge Robert Mock irons fabric to assist his wife Barbara’s efforts to make masks for her organization ‘Tutu Capers Mask Makers.’ (Photo Courtesy/ Barbara Mock)

Northeast Georgia Mask Production Continues With No End In Sight

“We have all felt like we couldn’t stop [making masks],” Barbara Mock, a retired ...

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The University System of Georgia has not allowed its universities to enact a pass/fail grading system since it moved all classes online due to the coronavirus outbreak on March 16, 2020. Since then, all 26 institutions represented by USG have come together across the state to advocate for an alternate grading scale with the organization USG Students 4 Grade Reform. (Graphic/Cameren Rogers)

‘A Matter Of Ethics And A Matter Of Equity’: Students Request Systemwide Pass/Fail Grading Option for University System of Georgia

The University System of Georgia (USG) has remained unchanged in its decision to not ...

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Danielsville Pastor Recovering From COVID-19 After ICU Stay

A Danielsville, Georgia, pastor is back at home recovering from a long and difficult ...

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Downtown Athens looked like a ghost town in April, as shelter-in-place restrictions forced people stay home to limit the spread of COVID-19. (Photo/Kate Ross)

Reporter’s Notebook: Making Ends Meet As Businesses Struggle

  Kate Ross is an undergraduate student studying journalism at Grady College, who worked ...

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Mobile Food Pantries Serve Northeast Georgia

Local organizations will be at the Kroger on College Station Road in Athens, Georgia, ...

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National Guard Members Enter New Type of Battle Ground With COVID-19

The National Guard is made up of men and women used to fighting overseas ...

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The pandemic is going to change the way we think forever. Amanda Regan spoke with Sheriff Scott Berry at the Oconee County Sheriff’s department about how they’re continuing to protect their community.

Shelter-in-Place Due To Coronavirus Causes Decreasing Crime Rates in Oconee County

COVID-19 has caused a lot of problems, but one result that’s not so bad ...

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Foster Cat Marble relaxing in his new foster home. Photo Courtesy/Maria Strom

Cat Fostering Is Increasing During Georgia’s Shelter in Place

Fostering cats has become more popular in the Athens community due to Georgia’s shelter-in-place ...

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Any Jobs? The Georgia Work Economy During COVID-19

A few weeks ago, Stephanie Eason was working as a dental hygienist at Henry ...

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Short-ribs lay on the table of the University of Georgia’s Meat Science Technology Center prepping to be sold to the public in Athens. (Photo/Ryan Crowe)

Meeting the Need For Meat In Georgia; Surplus or Shortage On The Horizon?

The line of people who waited patiently to pick up their beef and pork ...

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Undergraduate students walk in the processional during the 2015 spring commencement ceremony, an experience students won't have this year as the spread of COVID-19 forced UGA to cancel the 2020 event. (Photo Courtesy/UGA Marketing and Communication)

Reporter’s Notebook: What COVID-19 Took From the Class of 2020

For most University of Georgia students, the graduation ceremony in Sanford Stadium is the ...

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