latest stories
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In the Loop | May 28, 2020 4:40pm
UGA Will Start Reopening June 15
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In the Loop | May 28, 2020 10:57am
Oconee County Is Close to Finalizing a $65 Million SPLOST List
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In the Loop | May 27, 2020 5:46pm
Big Jump Reported in Athens Area's COVID-19 Numbers
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Grub Notes | May 27, 2020 8:17am
UPDATED: Where to Eat While Sheltering in Place
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In the Loop | May 26, 2020 3:10pm
Budget Calls for Eliminating 400 UGA Jobs
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Culture Briefs | May 26, 2020 12:00pm
Congratulations to the Class of 2020
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Culture Briefs | May 22, 2020 3:12pm
Photo Gallery: CCSD Grads on Parade
news
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Clayton Street Work Means Wider Sidewalks, Fewer Trees
Work started Tuesday, Jan. 21, but the tree-cutting won't commence until next year.
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Georgia Might Legalize Medical Marijuana
A state senator is pushing for hearings, and others say they're open to the idea.
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The Next Mayor Has His or Her Work Cut Out
City Dope
Does Tim Denson or Melissa Link have the answers? Plus, the ABH goes behind a paywall, the NAACP threatens to sue Clarke schools, Ciné hires a director and a plan to remake Watkinsville.
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Deal's Budget Only Starts to Repair Damage to Schools
Funding for K-12 and higher education remains millions less than before the recession.
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Flagpole Is Still Free
Pub Notes
Flagpole is still free at over 300 locations around town and still free at flagpole.com.
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School Funding Is on the Table Again
Capitol Impact
By running for governor, School Superintendent John Barge is pushing the issue.
music
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Alzheimer's Music Festival at Melting Point Sunday
Threats & Promises
Plus, more local music news and gossip.
arts & culture
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Weapons of Modern Art
Art Notes
GMOA opens "Art Interrupted: Advancing Art and the Politics of Cultural Diplomacy"
