food
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UGA
5 Tips for Handling Finals Freakout
By Katya Riedlinger Finals: is a time where you cram three months of knowledge into multiple three-hour tests. Here are five ways to beat the stress and show your finals who is boss! 1.Sleep Sleep Sleep The University Health Center recommends getting 8 hours of sleep a night. We have heard over and…
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Health
Top 5 Holiday Health Tips
By Jordynn Abernathy Does the Thanksgiving pie still have you stuffed? Well, you aren’t alone. The holiday season always seems to mess up the diet you have been keeping up for next summer’s beach body. Savannah Thaler RND, LD from the Georgia Department of Public Health’s East Athens WIC office provided Grady…
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Athens-Clarke County
Local Restaurants Cook with Insects
By: Jordan Mecca Entomophagy is the human consumption of insects and arachnids as food. A common practice across the globe, it has yet to become popular in the Western world – until now. One U.S. trend of 2015 is the use of cricket flour as a food supplement. Cricket flour as well as…
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Northeast Georgia News
Georgia Department of Agriculture to Help Farmers Find Funding For Organic Certification
ATHENS — Agriculture is Georgia's number one industry, yet less than one percent of farms in Georgia are organic certified. The Department of Agriculture said it's the cost that keeps farms from becoming "organic certified."
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Athens-Clarke County
The National Wins CCSD’s Cooking Competition
ATHENS — Athens chefs were invited to compete in a little friendly competition this weekend in the Clarke County School District's School Lunch Challenge. The National came out on top of Athens Land Trust, The Heirloom and Goodie Two Shoes.
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Northeast Georgia News
Don’t Let Winter Weather Waste Food
Reporter Rebecca Scott gives tips for how to keep your food from going bad in case your power goes out.
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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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World Vegetarian Day
Today is World Vegetarian Day. Reporter Carly Mathis gives us insight into the world of vegetarians.
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Drought Causing Higher Pork Prices
If you like to eat pork, be prepared for prices to rise. Reporter Ashley Hollander says it’s all because of the midwest drought.