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Titus Andronicus Desecrated Confederate Flags on Stage in Georgia
Apparently confusing The Monitor 's Civil War references with a sympathy for the rebel states, a fan brought Confederate flags to a Titus Andronicus show in Athens, Georgia, on Wednesday and proceeded to hand them out to the crowd during the band's performance of "A More Perfect Union." It made frontman Patrick Stickles "made enuff 2 kill," he ... (more)
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10 Ways to Discourage Pests in Richfield
Eating and playing outdoors this time of year are two of life's great pleasures.
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Of Montreal's Kevin Barnes on Channeling the Summer of Love in New Album
As the chief songwriter and creative force behind Of Montreal, Kevin Barnes has built a career out of following his own instincts.
Yesterday | KCTV5
Tornadoes tear through Texas, killing at least 6
Strong storms and tornadoes ripped through rural parts of Hood County, TX, Wednesday, killing at least six people.
No Free UGA Football for Lawmakers - Good or Bad?
Georgia legislators who want to sit in the president's suite above the hedges at Sanford Stadium next year will have to pay their own way, thanks to ethics legislation signed by Gov.
Officer saves Athens woman from committing suicide
Officers responded to the 43-year-old woman's home after she called 911 at 6:50 p.m. and told a dispatcher she was writing a suicide note and after finishing it planned to "blow her brains out" with a gun, police said.
Man drives on wrong side of highway from Arcade to Athens
A Hall County man Wednesday night drove his pickup truck more than 10 miles on the wrong side of a four-lane highway before he was stopped by police near downtown Athens.
Two Athens knife robberies several hours apart on Wednesday
Athens-Clarke police are looking for a suspect in a westside armed robbery Wednesday night, several hours after they arrested a man for an attempted hold-up downtown.
Full- and Part-Time Openings for Phlebotomists In Athens
LabCorp has two openings for phlebotomists in the Athens area, one a full-time position and the other part-time. Applicants should have a high school diploma or GED, as well as a phlebotomy certification from an accredited agency.
Where's the Cheapest Gasoline in Athens?
Retail gas prices remained relatively stable last week as oil prices yo-yoed, according to AAA.
Former Athens Resident Avis Inez Edwards Nunnally Dies in Chattanooga
Avis Inez Edwards Nunnally of Chattanooga, TN, formerly of Athens, GA, died on May 13, 2013, in Chattanooga.
2013 International Seminar on John McGahern
JOHN McGAHERN writer at his home. i 1 2Photo by Derek Speirs NUI Galway and Leitrim County Council will host the seventh International Seminar on John McGahern, commemorating the work of the renowned Irish writer, from Thursday May 23 - Sunday May 25 in the county.
12 arrested at J&J Flea Market
Twelve people were arrested for selling counterfeit items during a raid Saturday at J&J Flea Market.
UGA hosts Summer Poetry Reading Series June 6-13
A week of poetry reading and discussion of the poetic craft including five Georgia poets will be hosted by University of Georgia College of Education professor Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor June 6-13 at 7 p.m. at the Globe in downtown Athens.
Need a MRI or Colonoscopy in Barrow? It's Worth Driving to Athens
It costs $1,090 less to get a colonoscopy in Clarke County than in Barrow County.
Gallant: Oysters define the taste of home
My grandmother's house, a blue clapboard siding domicile that I remember with greater detail than my multiple childhood homes, overlooks Bedeque Bay, a body of water tucked into Prince Edward Island on which her husband's lobster boat floated and where the Summerside oyster grows underneath.
Woodstock hit-and-run victim going home
Family members of a Woodstock teen critically injured in a February hit-and-run in Athens say despite a recent downturn in her recovery, she is scheduled to return home later this month.
Athens downtown board OKs parking contract renewal with mayor and commission
The Athens Downtown Development Authority voted Tuesday to renew its parking management agreement with Athens-Clarke County, despite concerns from one board member and changes to an earlier draft.
Virtual charter school to host Athens information session Thursday
The K-12 school has openings for 1,000 students throughout the state for the upcoming school year and a maximum enrollment of 3,000 students.
One teacher's dream grows into summer adventure
Nicole Mays, a special education teacher at Kennedy Elementary, said she started Camp Mays five years ago simply because she wanted to see more of the kids she was teaching in school.