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Thursday, June 19, 2025

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Pandemic Pets

423 pets were adopted from Athens-Clarke County Animal Services in 2020. Considering the pandemic has halted life in a way

Hundreds of applicants from around the world were nominated to be student ambassadors for Bridge to Employment, but only 13

Students returned to in-person classes on March 15 for the first time since March 2020, using a hybrid model that

The Athens Clarke County government removed the Confederate Monument on College Avenue last August and closed off College Square to

Standing across from the entrance to the boys’ locker room, four doctors carefully filled syringes from small bottles of the

With Clarke County students attending school online since March 2020, most students have not been able to visit the Cedar

Clarke County teachers and staff received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine today. Announced by Gov. Brian Kemp on

Not even a global pandemic could prevent the College board’s PSAT from taking place. The sound of sneakers hitting the

Everyone and everything has been affected by the coronavirus, The Cottage and its clientele are no exception. The Cottage is

Neal Browning and Doug Lloyd barely knew each other when they graduated from Cedar Shoals in 1991, but now the