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  • In-Depth

    Big Weekends in Box Office

    By Zack Sims “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2” is making its debut in theaters around Athens tomorrow evening. It is one of the most anticipated films of the year and could have one of the best opening weekends in history. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest…

  • UGA Sports

    Baseball 2015 Signees Named; In-State Reign Continues

    By Sammy O’Brien Georgia baseball has announced six signees from the state of Georgia for 2015, and plans to release information on two more recruits a day for the rest of the week. The 2014 recruiting class consisted of 16 players total, all of which hailed from Ga. Today, head…

  • Athens-Clarke County

    Gift Card Drive to Benefit Homeless

    By: Anna Clark Athens Area Homeless Shelter will have a holiday gift card drive to benefit homeless Athens families. The money and gift cards donated will used by parents to buy presents for their children during a shopping trip organized by the shelter. You can donate cash, checks, or via PayPal. Cash, check,…

  • Health

    Things to Remember about HIV/AIDS

    By: Damian C. Reynolds Charlie Sheen announced early Tuesday morning that he has the HIV/AIDS virus. Here are five things AIDS Athens wants you to remember about HIV/AIDS: \t AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is a medical condition. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the virus that causes AIDS. People develop AIDS because HIV…

  • Athens-Clarke County

    Proposed Athens Airport Renovations

    By: Mary Grace Shaw The Athens Airport Authority will discuss the status of two airport projects at the meeting on Nov. 17, 2015 at 3:30 p.m.. The first project on the agenda, is an update on the Runway Extension Project. The airport’s primary runway has undergone construction to be extended. The extension is…

  • In-Depth

    Don’t Forget the Tip… or Do? The Great Debate

    By Katya Riedlinger Some restaurants around the country are experimenting with big pay increases for their workers and cutting out tipping. The discussions about which works best for workers and customers is a hot topic here in Athens, too.  

  • Athens-Clarke County

    New ACC City Manager Search Will Begin After Holidays

    By Richard Banton The search for a new Athens-Clarke city manager will begin after Christmas and the process may take some time. Mayor Nancy Denson plans to appoint an interim city manager before Alan Reddish retires in February and then will begin the process of finding a permanent replacement. Reddish…

  • Archives

    Weather: Nov. 16

    Cooler temperatures and cloudy skies should be expected in Athens this week. Hopefully you enjoyed your break from the rain, because it will be back on Wednesday. However, the weather should clear up as we head into the weekend. Student meteorologist Eric Shumacher has your weather.  

  • Athens-Clarke County

    Seasonal Jobs Make Their Way to Athens area

    By Richard Banton If you’re looking for a job, more than 200 seasonal positions have opened up across Northeast Georgia. The Georgia Department of Labor’s Career Center will host a job bair on Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. where 20 employers hope to recruit candidates. Seasonal employment is…

  • Northeast Georgia News

    Geography Awareness Week

    By Sammy O’Brien Athens Clarke County recognizes National Geography Awareness Week, taking place from Sunday, Nov. 15 until Saturday, Nov. 21., and has activities planned for the week. ACC Stormwater is encouraging citizens to go to the Geocache trail, Water Logged. Stormwater wants people to see the infrastructure and learn how to…

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