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Athens-Clarke County
UGA Student Found Dead in Downtown Apartment Yesterday
Athens – Investigations are underway into the death of UGA student Philip Carpenter. Carpenter was found dead in his downtown apartment yesterday afternoon. He was 23 and lived in Farmer’s Exchange Lofts Apartments downtown. Athens Clarke County Police responded to a call about a dead person at 12:30 yesterday afternoon. According…
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Athens-Clarke County
Athens Police Prepared for Winter Weather Conditions
Athens- Officer Justin Gregory says that the Athens-Police Department is ready to go if winter weather hits Athens.
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Athens-Clarke County
Liquor Stores Preparing for Winter Weather Rush
Some employees at Perry's Liquor store say Fireball is one of the most popular items they are selling to the students.
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Northeast Georgia News
Tips for Winter Storm Travel
Reporter Kimmy Johnson talked with Steven Harris, the Director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, who says now is the best time to go out and get the things you need.
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Athens-Clarke County
People Packing Grocery Stores in Athens
Reporters Lauren Pinion and Charlette Hall went to the Kroger off Baxter to see how people were preparing for the winter weather.
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Northeast Georgia News
Preparing Roads for Winter Weather
Reporter Macey Lauren is at the Athens Clarke County Streets and Drainage Department.
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Athens-Clarke County
Athens-Clarke County Schools Will End Early Tomorrow
Athens- Athens-Clarke County Schools are releasing students early tomorrow due to weather concerns. \n
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UGA
UGA Classes, Activities Cancelled After 1:30 p.m.
Athens- The University of Georgia Athens campus has cancelled all classes and activities after 1:30 pm tomorrow. \n
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Madison County
Transportation Bill Could Increase Taxes
Athens – Taxes in your county could be on the rise if Georgia’s House of Representatives passes a new transportation proposal. The bill would raise 1 billion dollars to help with the state’s transportation problems. House Bill 170 could help repair Georgia roads. However, the passage of the bill could…
