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House Bill 1009 passed the Senate unanimously on Monday. Senators said the bell-to-bell ban would limit distractions among students, while allowing them to focus on instruction.
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Clarke County School District (CCSD) announced a public design charrette as the “next step” of its revitalization of the school complex.
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Doctors specialize in all sorts of medicine, from internal to dermatological. But for one Athens doctor, it’s all about puberty and periods.
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Athens-Clarke County selected its new poet laureate this winter. Amanda Dzimianski was selected to share this art form with the local community.
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Every year, TEDxUGA puts University of Georgia faculty and students, as well as Athens residents, on the stage to exchange ideas. On March 27, Harshaa Rajarajan will take the stage.
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Georgia drivers can expect to catch a break at the pump soon.
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On March 6th, officers responded to the scene of a single-vehicle crash at the intersection of Cedar Shoals Drive and Whit Davis Road.
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The Bulldog Basics is a resource program that provides students at the University of Georgia with personal care items to meet their basic needs.
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They encourage parents and caregivers to bring their car seats and vehicles for a hands on safety check. Certified technicians will ensure seats are installed correctly.
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Prince Avenue cornerstone cafe, Hendershot’s, will remain open despite an earlier announcement that the business would soon cease operations.
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Georgia drivers are one step closer to seeing lower prices at the pump. The State Senate has voted to suspend the gas tax, a day after their counterparts in the House sanctioned the move.
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Timothy Pritchett, the Clarke County School District’s 2025-26 Teacher of the Year, is in the running to become the 2026-27 Georgia Teacher of the Year.