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Health care and clean energy advocates say congress’ recently passed budget bill, backed by President Trump, will have a devastating effect on the state’s health safety net and the environment.
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Clarke County Sheriff John Q. Williams held a press conference Monday, regarding recent deaths and suspected overdoses at the county jail.
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In the latest turn in a years-long attempt to open a rock quarry in Jackson County, a judge ruled this spring that the mining company Vulcan Materials could not go ahead with its project.
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The Athens-Clarke County Library is bringing the county closer to a 100% renewable energy commitment, with the addition of seven solar trackers.
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Georgia’s education system is under pressure with barely a month left before classes begin.
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The Athens-Clarke County Sheriff’s Office will be holding a press conference in light of recent medical incidents at the Athens-Clarke County Jail.
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A small group of protestors gathered at Fire Station Number 7 on the Eastside of Athens Thursday afternoon, where members of USRepresentative Mike Collins’ staff held office hours.
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The Georgia secretary of state’s office announced the review last week that will identify voters registered at business addresses, UPS stores or post office boxes.
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The Board will review and interview applicants later this month and select top candidates for additional interviews in August.
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Georgia legislators heard from cancer experts Wednesday as a part of an effort to study the disease this simmer in an attempt to reduce the rate.
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An investigation is underway after one inmate died on Tuesday and two others were found unresponsive at the Athens-Clarke County Jail.
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Athens Clarke County Police say 41 year Dwan Maurice Hewlett was lured to the location by a confidential informant.