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Athens Mayor and Commission hear concerns over parking and more at November meeting
The Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission approved an amendment regarding inclusionary zoning payment options and a street name change. They also voted to hold a West End property rezoning at their regular session meeting Wednesday. Inclusionary zoning payment in-lieu options. The zoning rules were updated to say that all qualifying...
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ACCGov Accepting Nonprofit Applications for Homeowner Appliance Replacement Program through Dec. 23
The Athens-Clarke County Unified Government (ACCGov) Sustainability Department is accepting applications from local nonprofit organizations to seek funds from the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) Program Appliance Replacement Initiative, a residential energy-efficiency program serving income-qualified Athens-Clarke County homeowners. The initiative uses $177,000 in federal funding from the U.S....
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NS Names a Student Hub at the University of Georgia
Norfolk Southern said on November 3 that the University of Georgia College of Engineering has named a student-organization hub for the railroad inside Driftmier Engineering Center. The college marked the naming on Monday, October 26. The gift is 100,000 dollars. The page says the room gives engineering student club leaders a place to meet, work together, and practice skills for later careers.
Athens Banner-Herald
East Broad Street stays closed as crews work on damaged building
The length of time for the closure of a three-block section of East Broad Street in the middle of downtown Athens remained undetermined on Thursday. The section of street remains closed while work continues on a three-story building heavily damaged by a vehicle crash on Wednesday. Authorities say the closure will keep motorists and pedestrians safe. Downtown Athens Death: See what happened before pickup slammed into downtown Athens building Meredith Barnum, coordinator of the Athens-Clarke County Emergency Management Agency, said Thursday that work is being done to open some of the streets affected by the closure. University of Georgia students using the bus stop at the Arch were advised to use the UGA library stop. Magnolias Bar and Republic Salon, two businesses in the building at 312 East Broad Street, are currently closed due to the heavy damage, where portions of the wall on all three floors collapsed. But both businesses intend to reopen when repairs are made, according to social media posts. Republic Salon reported on its Facebook: “We are working on getting our stylists chairs at other local salons. As soon as we have all the details worked out, we will post where all the stylists will be
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For ACC Solid Waste Customers Only: 2026 Veterans Day Holiday Schedule
The Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department will suspend compost, leaf and limb, recycling and trash collections on Wednesday, November 11th, 2026 in recognition of the Veterans Day Holiday. If you have residential service & commercial service with us outside the downtown district, your pick-up schedule will be as follows: Monday...
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Stephens County Wins Region-8 AAA Championship
The Stephens County Indians defeated the Morgan County Bulldogs 35-26 to win the Region-8 AAA title on Friday night at the Reservation. Indians quarterback Branson Stowe had another huge night with five touchdown passes and 369 yards passing. Stowe connected with Duke Collins on a 4-yard touchdown pass and Kaiden Harbin on a 19-yard touchdown pass to give the Indians a 14-0 1st quarter lead.
Rough Draft Atlanta
My Five: Tucker Mayor Anne Lerner’s favorite local restaurants
Tucker Mayor Anne Lerner shares five restaurants she frequents in the city. Cuisines from the mayor's top five Tucker restaurants range from Middle Eastern fare and West African food to Nepalese, Mexican, and Korean dishes. The post My Five: Tucker Mayor Anne Lerner’s favorite local restaurants appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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North Atlanta Today: Suwanee Approves a City Tax Break With 92% Support
Suwanee homeowners will receive a new city property-tax break in 2027 after voters approved a $15,000 homestead exemption with nearly 92% support. Saturday, November 7, 2026. Reporting cutoff: 12:04 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Election, school and weather information was checked at that time. Suwanee voters approve a $15,000 homestead exemption.