News Features

Recording Italy

What is it like to be in Italy?

By Spenser Simrill | April 21, 2004
The Oconee War

Conflict Means Disastrous Consequences For Land Speculators And For The Founding Of The University Of Georgia (Part Two)

The conflict between Georgia and the Creek confederation intensifies, with disastrous consequences.

By Steven Scurry | April 21, 2004
The Oconee War

Georgia's Push Into The Hunting Lands Of The Creeks Causes Conflict (Part One)

In the first part of a new series, Steven Scurry traces the beginnings of the struggle to wrest the lands along the Oconee River from the indigenous Creeks.

By Steven Scurry | April 7, 2004
We Shall Overcome… Or Not

Jason Thrasher’s photography show at Mercury Art Works seems intended to assure us that we’re in the know, even if his subjects aren’t.

By Alan Flurry | January 21, 2004
1060

A Typical Athens House Nurtures Friendship And Creativity

Through the years, 1060 has been more than a house; it’s a friend.

By Al Dixon | October 29, 2003
My Friend Tyrone

In the early days of Athens music, Tyrone was there.

By E.G. (Rick) Baker | June 18, 2003