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Ireland has captured many writers’ hearts, including that of local author Leara Rhodes. Early this year, she will release her third novel on the experience of Irish immigrants in Georgia.
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Rubella causes tens of thousands of cases of birth defects a year. Yet, until 2024, the World Health Organization did not recommend the distribution of the vaccine in 19 countries.
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The driver of the car that crashed into the Alps Road Kroger earlier this month has been charged.
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Previously, the developers had proposed an 88,000 square foot hotel in the historic manor’s backyard. After public outcry, local historic preservation nonprofit Historic Athens withheld an endorsement of the project.
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U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff, a Democrat from Georgia, is co-sponsoring a new bipartisan act meant to help reduce opioid deaths.
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Athens-Clarke County Government services and facilities will have limited hours over the remainder of the holiday week.
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Kwanzaa celebrations will take place across Athens this year from December 26th to 31st.
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This decision follows the confirmation of current DOR Commissioner Frank O’Connell as the state’s first Tax Court Chief Judge.
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UGA study finds nearly half of college students have tried CBD, many using it for anxiety and sleep.Nearly half of students surveyed by the University of Georgia have tried CBD products, with many turning to gummies and edibles to cope with anxiety, stress, and sleep problems, researchers report.
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A Kia traveling the wrong way on the GA 10 Inner Loop struck three cars, bringing the total number of fatal crashes in Athens Clarke County to 8 for the year 2025.
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This time of year, stores, restaurants, and public restrooms are all filled with the same thing—the sound of jingling bells and familiar harmonies.
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Georgia's only private electric utility plans to increase power capacity by 50% after state regulators on Friday agreed 5-0 that the plan is needed to meet projected demand from data centers.