Kathryn Tuck
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Updates on Georgia General Assembly’s Final Legislative Day
Today is the last day of the 2018 Georgia Legislature, also known as Sine Die. The capitol is filled with lawmakers working to get their bills passed before midnight. If the bills aren’t passed today, they will be tabled until next year. Here’s a look at what’s happened at the…
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Athens-Clarke County
Grady Explains: The Environmental Impact of Dumped Tires
The “Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful Tire Amnesty Event” is going on now! Community members can bring up to six tires without rims to the ACC Landfill to be disposed free of cost. It’s important to keep tires out of streams and woods because there are many environmental and health problems…
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Northeast Georgia News
Choosing Study Spaces That Avoid Crowds
Final exams are only a month away. Common study spots for UGA students, like the Miller Learning Center, become overcrowded as students cram for exams. To help you avoid the crowds, we’ve put together a list of some of the many unique spots around campus that can be used as…
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Athens-Clarke County
Transfit Athens Helps Women With Crisis Pregnancies
Transfit Athens is different than most gyms. It works to transform women not only physically but spiritually. The trainers incorporate Christian faith and worship into their personalized exercise programs. Transfit trainer, Shelley Tanner, started Hope 139 House to support pregnant women and new moms who need extra help. The organization…
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Barrow County
CAIR Plans to Sue Barrow County Sheriff’s Office
The Georgia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations plans to pursue legal action against Barrow County Sheriff’s Office. They say a backdoor ban blocked local Muslims from attending an Islam in America training course. The Barrow county Sheriff’s Office held an Islam in America training program on March 6th.…