COLORBEARER OF ATHENS, GEORGIA LOCALLY OWNED SINCE 1987

Stories by Blake Aued, Editor

  • Legions of Leaks

    Historic Pool Can Be Repaired More Cheaply Than Replaced

    Legion Pool has fallen into disrepair, but documents obtained from the University of Georgia suggest renovations are cheaper than new construction, and a new pool won't save much money over the long haul.

  • Slaves and Squaws

    Controversial Murals Go Up at GMOA

    1950s murals showing a potentially offensive version of agricultural life are now on display—in context—at the Georgia Museum of Art.

  • City Dope

    Athens News and Views

    Are Martha Zoller's chances of winning a congressional seat going up in smoke? Plus, new development in Boulevard and an Athens-Clarke government stalwart calls it quits.

  • City Dope

    Athens News and Views

    How underdog challengers beat two incumbent Athens state representatives, and what might happen now that they have.

  • City Pages

    No Savings Shown for Closing Legion Pool

    The University of Georgia says Legion Pool is in disrepair and a new $2.6 million pool is needed, but the state Historic Preservation Division and many Athens residents disagree.

  • City Pages

    Rain Falls, but the Drought Goes On

    Storms over Athens brought much-needed rain in July, but drought lingers, and conservation rules remain in force.

  • City Pages

    UGA Researcher Spots Melting Greenland Ice

    A geography professor looked at satellite photos and found the island's ice nearly gone.

  • Proposed Industrial Park Would Dwarf Caterpillar

    Residents Question Plan to Turn Farmland Into Factories

    An international real estate investment firm is snatching up land on the outskirts of Athens. Its latest project could transform Jefferson Road—and not necessarily in a good way.

  • City Dope

    Athens News and Views

    Trees go down, recycling bins go up, Wal-Mart plans more urban stores and Caterpillar does a little union-busting in Illinois.

  • Election Preview

    Get Out and Vote

    Will Doug McKillip knock out Regina Quick, or will Quick send McKillip to the canvas? We report on that and other races. You decide.

  • City Dope

    Athens News and Views

    In defense of Paul Broun, and another look at Quick-McKillip.

  • T-SPLOST

    The Athens List

    A look at some of the projects in and around Athens that a proposed transportation sales tax would fund.

  • T-SPLOST in Action

    Can't Get There From Here

    Athens voters face a tough but important choice on an upcoming transportation sales tax referendum.

  • City Dope

    Athens News and Views

    Tons of cash and a new district mean state Rep. Doug McKillip has the inside track to re-election.

  • City Pages

    Whatever It Takes Tries for Grant Again

    An Athens nonprofit is looking for federal help to keep children in two poverty-stricken neighborhoods on track for post-secondary education.

  • City Pages

    Progressives Choose Sides in Local Races

    Campaign finance records show that Athens liberals are backing Regina Quick, Spencer Frye and Allison Wright in local races.

  • City Dope

    Athens News and Views

    Your dope new Dope looks at who's the real Democrat and who's the real Athenian in an Athens state House race.

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