Rep. Broun Hosts Oconee Coffee With Constitutents

Army Veteran Adds Name to List of Republicans Running for 10th Congressional District Seat

Milledgeville resident Stephen Simpson announced Wednesday plans to seek the seat being vacated by Paul Broun.

"No," to Proposed Curfew Ordinance, Says Commission Committee

The law would have closed public "campuses" to the public at night.

With Some Tweaking, Downtown Athens Master Plan Will Soon be Finished

Athens Downtown Development Authority Board Chooses New Director

Pamela Thompson Chosen to Head the Athens Downtown Development Authority

She replaces outgoing director Kathryn Lookofsky.

Meet the New! Improved! Heritage Room at the ACC Library

The public is invited to register and come for a look-see on June 20.

Blocked Hand Sink, Bad Ice, Leaking Faucet---and Other Restaurant Problems

Athens Clarke County Restaurant Inspections for May 30-June 8, 2013

Planning Commission Approves Special Use Permit For Selig Enterprises

The company will be allowed to put 15 residential units on the ground floor of its development on the Armstrong & Dobbs property.

Athens Clarke County Commission Approves FY2014 Budget

Residents are going to see a slight increase in their property taxes.

High Speed Rail Route Could Pass Through Athens

Six routes are under consideration for the Atlanta to Charlotte project. E.H. Culpepper is smiling.

Committee Wants More Time to Review Ordinance on Government Property Access

The Athens-Clarke County Commission's Legislative Review Committee is considering a proposed ordinance that would set hours of operation on government building property.

Georgia Governor and First Lady Speak at GOP Convention in Athens

The importance of early childhood education was the topic.

ADDA Board Narrows Field to Two for Directorship

The Athens Downtown Development Authority will replace outgoing director Kathryn Lookofsky by June.

Current Powerball Jackpot is Second-Largest in Game History

The jackpot for this Saturday's drawing is at $475 million, as the $350 million prize for Wednesday's drawing went unclaimed.

Bibles Returning to State Parks, Says Governor Deal

What do you think about Bibles in cabins and lodge rooms on state properties? Tells us in the comments section.

Using A Credit Card to Pay Local Government Fees Could Get More Expensive

The FY2014 budget includes adding "convenience fees" to credit card charges.

Raise the Bus Fare? Take a Penny From Hotel Motel Tax? Find More Criminals?

The Athens Clarke County Commissioners question and consider the Mayor's FY14 budget.

Rep. Paul Broun Testifies Before House Armed Services Committee on Drones, Unlawful Detainment

The Republican congressman addressed the committee regarding the FY14 National Defense Authorization Act

Athens Clarke County Library Parking Lot to be Paved

Patrons are asked to park near the soccer fields behind the library.

Leave a Food Donation In or Beside Your Mailbox This Saturday

The donation will support the National Association of Letter Carriers' 21st annual nationwide Stamp Out Hunger food drive.

Commission to Mayor: Let's Revisit The Home Occupation Ordinance

Mayor Denson didn't put the issue on the agenda, so the Commission held a special called meeting.

Though Defeated Last Session, Campus Carry Bill is Still Alive and Well

"It's not going to go away," says SB 101's sponsor, Sen. Frank Ginn.

Changes Coming to Five Points Intersection But Not a Traffic Signal

The changes are part of the county's Safe Routes to School Program.

Athens Clarke County Library Celebrates Compost Awareness Week

Children will learn all about worms!

Proposed Property Tax Increase For Athens Clarke County

A $150,000 house will see a tax increase of $12.50.

10th Congressional Race Gets More Crowded With Entry of Oglethorpe Attorney

Former Action, Inc., CEO Gary Gerrard announced his plans to run Wednesday.

Prince Avenue Needs A Comprehensive Plan, Not Just Zoning Changes, Committee Says

Historic and cultural resources, and the tree canopy, should be protected, says committee.

Making a City Walkable, By the Book

"Your town just isn't that screwed up," author Jeff Speck told an Athens audience.

Library Offering Session on Preserving Your Family's History

Learn how to take care of treasured books and documents.

Georgia Department of Labor Sponsors Job Expo for Military Veterans

More than 20 employers are expected to attend the May 9th expo.

Mayor's FY 2014 Budget is $194 Million, $1.7 Million More than FY2013

Taxpayers will see an increase in property taxes and in water and sewer bills.

Duck Thawing in Veggie Bin, Chipped Plates, No Paper Towels in Bathrooms

And other results from Clarke County restaurant inspections, April 5 to 24, 2013.

Rep. Paul Broun Giving Art Award Today at Georgia Square Mall

The award is for the 2013 Congressional Art Contest.

Thumbs Up for Proposed Features of Downtown Master Plan for Athens

Those in attendance approved of how the plan is evolving and what it contains.

Northeast Georgia Unemployment Rate Declines in March

The Georgia Department of Labor said there were fewer layoffs and fewer people looking for work.

Town Hall Meeting Scheduled Thursday at 6:30pm at the Classic Center

The public is invited to view and vet proposals for the Downtown Master Plan.

With Construction Finished, Library Book Sale Returns to Library

The book sale will run from May 1 to May 4.

At Lake Lanier Ceremony, Deal Signs Legislation Lowering BUI Limit

The new law also increases penalties for those caught boating while intoxicated.

Public Meeting on the Downtown Master Plan is April 25th

The meeting will start at 6:30pm in the Classic Center Grand Hall.