Month: April 2015
Locally Grown Food in Athens
Athens-Clarke County has become what is known as a “food desert,” or an area where access to healthy food is inaccessible, of poor quality, or overly expensive. Some local farmers […]
Underage Drinking Citation Bill
Those caught underage drinking will no longer be sent to jail if Governor Deal signs Georgia Senate Bill 160. This bill will allow for persons caught underage drinking to be […]
Where to Charge Electric Vehicles in Athens
There are twelve different locations inside the Athens Perimeter where you can charge your electric vehicle, including the Classic Center, Georgia Power, the Park and Ride on Oconee Street, the […]
Local Athens group raises awareness for national sexual assault awareness month
Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention is a group at the University of Georgia focusing on raising awareness around the Athens campus. National sexual assault awareness month is specifically during the […]
Pollen Count Rises in Athens
The pollen count in Athens is fifteen percent higher this April than it was last year. Over the first seven days of the month, the city has averaged 1919, over […]
Electric Cars in Athens
On April 6th, The Transportation Funding Act of 2015, also known as House Bill 170, was sent to the governor. This bill will remove the current tax incentives for low emission […]
Daniells Bridge Road Extension Project
Find out about the Daniells Bridge Rd Expansion Project and how it may – or may not – impact you.
The 8th Opening of the Athens Farmers Market
This Saturday, the Athens Farmers Market will host its 8th annual opening event at Bishop Park from 8am-12pm. Ed Janosik, Maria Whiltman and many other vendors will be featured at […]