James Clapper, President Barack Obama's top advisor on national security and known liar, is coming to the University of Georgia to speak.
Athens lawyer Ken Dious is running for the 10th Congressional District seat Paul Broun is leaving to run for Senate, he recently announced.
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The race to replace U.S. Rep. Paul Broun (who is seeking a promotion to the Senate) is officially on. University of Georgia College Republicans hosted the first 10th Congressional District forum of the campaign season Wednesday night. Here are a five takeaways:
Gail Ann Hurd, the executive producer of the hit AMC zomedy (Get it? I just made that up.) "The Walking Dead" is speaking at the Richard B. Russell Special Collections Libraries at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24.
The watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington has named Senate candidate and Rep. Paul Broun (R-GA) to its list of the 13 most corrupt congressmen for his failure to adequately explain hundreds of thousands of dollars in personal loans to his campaign.
Athens-Clarke County and the University of Georgia are testing their emergency alert systems today.
Athens-Clarke County has hired Jeff Scarborough from Sandy Springs as its new fire chief, replacing Iby George, who left in July to head up Athens Tech's fire science technology program. Here's the announcement from ACC:
As predicted, a century-old cottage that was left out of the Buena Vista historic district last year has been demolished. Homebuilder Jared York took down the cottage at 167 Park Ave. today.
An upcoming streetscape project will drastically change downtown Athens. You can learn more at a drop-in public forum from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at the Dougherty Street government building.
Spokesman Brian Broderick of the local PR firm Jackson-Spalding denied that the project is "on hold" and said Selig still holds options to buy the Armstrong & Dobbs property between East Broad and Oconee streets, but in response to an inquiry from Flagpole, he sent the following statement attributed to Selig Senior Vice President Jo Ann Chitty:
"I think Obamacare, if it's fully implemented, the American you and I know and love will be destroyed," Ralph Hudgens said. "Why would I help implement that?"
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Athens is No. 1 on the list of Cities on the Most Lists.
Last week, something called Simple Economist named Athens "best town in the world." (That statement may be somewhat hyperbolic, although we can't really disagree.)
Wednesday, MSN Real Estate included us on a list of "10 college football towns—for grownups."
The Athens-Clarke Commission approved arena-style seating for the Classic Center tonight in spite of citizens' concerns about circuses abusing animals.
Joe Dennis, the PR coordinator for Oconee Street United Methodist Church, submitted this video of theburned church's steeple being torn down.
Flagpole news intern extraordinaire David Schick will be blogging from the massive sci-fi/horror/fantasy convention in Atlanta. Yes, there will be cosplay photos.
Workers starting tearing down the shell of Oconee Street United Methodist Church (which burned down in April) today in preparation for building a new church on the same spot.
One of the great things about Athens is the way the community steps up in times of need. The case of Drew Jacoby and Terrance Statiras is no different.
Welcome to Athens Power Rankings. In the spirit of sports rating systems, through painstaking analysis, we rank the top movers and shakers in the Classic City each week. Who's hot? Who's not? Find out below.
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