30×30: restoring green spaces to Athens
Dr. John Pickering, retired University of Georgia ecology professor, has a plan to restore 30% of Athens-Clarke County land into
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The counseling office’s clothes closet helps students in need
For students in need of clothes or other basics, there’s an easy, no-questions-asked solution conveniently housed in the Cedar Shoals
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Senior Advisory Board announces class of 2022 officers
On Oct. 14, the Class of 2022 officers for the Cedar Shoals Senior Advisory Board (SAB) were announced to the
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School Board votes down sending vaccine mandate out for public comment
On Oct. 14, the Clarke County School Board voted not to send an employee COVID-19 vaccine mandate out for public
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2021 blood drive cut short with plans underway for ’22
The blood drive is held twice a year at Cedar Shoals High School. Even during the pandemic, it managed to
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Cedar Shoals Theater presents “On The Day and The Days That Followed”
The Cedar Shoals drama department returns to the stage for the first time since early 2020 with this week’s production
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Chatmon’s chess corner
Students huddle around a black and white chess board analyzing the game. A financial literacy podcast plays in the background
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Cedar students receive COVID-19 vaccines at school drive
Nurses from St. Mary’s Hospital, present in partnership with the Innovative Health Institute (IHI) and Stacy Dean of Family Connection-Communities
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Residents at risk: eviction protections expire
Homelessness in Athens-Clarke County was a crisis before the COVID-19 pandemic, with the number of unhoused Athenians outnumbering the beds
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Cedar to host biannual blood drive again
Sponsored by the Beta Club, the biannual Red Cross Blood Drive is taking place at Cedar Shoals Thursday, Oct. 21,
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