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The Clarke County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of an inmate.
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According to numbers released by the Georgia Department of Labor on Thursday, the four-county Athens Metropolitan Statistical Area had an unemployment rate of 3.1%, which is up two-tenths of a percent over the month.
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The Georgia Department of Human Services, or DHS, will host a community conversation in May in Athens about the development of its next State Plan on Aging.
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An Athens man, 47-year-old Earnest Howard, was arrested and charged after a shooting involving an off-duty GBI officer Saturday.
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Applicants must be enrolled in or accepted to a Georgia institution of higher learning, with the intention of receiving a degree in a healthcare field.
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The Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission approved a series of funding, zoning, and policy measures during its April 7th regular session, including a controversial industrial rezoning request and multiple infrastructure investments.
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Historic preservation nonprofit Historic Athens has announced that it is seeking more signatures on its petition to name a downtown park after the area’s first Black state legislators.
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University of Georgia women's basketball has named Ayla Guzzardo as its fourth full-time head coach, the program announced Sunday.
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Athens-Clarke County is celebrating National Community Development Week by offering tours that showcase the impact of federally funded programs in the community.
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The Marigold Collective in Winterville, Georgia has offered a farmers’ market and educational opportunities for East Athens students since 2020.
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From elementary school to high school, students in the Clarke County School District have access to not only subjects like math and reading, but fine arts, as well.
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Senator Raphael Warnock is once again addressing the issue of corporate-owned housing in Georgia.