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Northeast Georgia News
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Education
UGA Professors Receive More Than $1 Million For Research
Professors Richard Dluhy, Stephen Tompkins and Ralph Tripp have been granted one-point-one million dollars to study methods that would better predict and detect emerging influenza strains. With new technology, they will be able to differentiate between different strands of the virus in minutes. This would allow researchers to identify a…
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UGA
Mold Found In Fine Arts Building
-Athens, GA Mold has been found in the Fine Arts Building and has professors and students wondering if their health is in jeopardy. According to the CDC Black Mold is not deadly but it can cause “unique and rare” health issues. University Theatre professor, George Contini is just moving…
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Exercising With A Trampoline Becomes New Fitness Fad
A local gym is taking a new spin on fitness. Aerofit Athens is teaching its clients to jump into shape this year. Reporter Naomi Keitt tells us that this form of exercise is good for your body and a lot of fun.
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Libertarian Party Prepares For 2012 Election
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney may be getting all the attention, but they are not the only candidates on tomorrow’s ballot. Voters here in Georgia have a third option. As reporter Ryan Williams tells us, one third party says this election is about ballot access.
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UGA Hosts Flavor of Georgia
Do you have a secret recipe that you think can make it big? Registration for the Flavor of Georgia contest starts tomorrow. Reporter Fernando Ordaz has more details.
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Morning Webcast 10/31
Join Rachel Segers and Kyle Taylor for a quick update on what we have in store for the show today!
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School Funding Proposal Causes Concern Among UGA Faculty
Reporter Grace Olson and Ryan Anderson investigate a proposal that may change the way schools receive funding.