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  • Area braces for another round of rain, possible flooding

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:06 am ET  

    Northeast Georgia and most of the northern half of the state could see flooding today if the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida drench the area. Full Story »

  • Nuçi's Space to fight tax ruling

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:06 am ET  

    The Athens nonprofit Nuçi's Space will appeal last week's court ruling that it is not exempt from local property taxes, its executive director said Monday. Full Story »

  • Man arrested for bursting into home, posing as a cop

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:05 am ET  

    An armed man wearing a T-shirt with a badge printed on it burst into a Watkinsville home in the wee hours Saturday morning, telling a family of six he was a cop who was looking for drugs and drug money, Watkinsville police said. Full Story »

  • UGA firm to assist in hunt for school chief

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:05 am ET  

    The governing board of the Athens Community Career Academy agreed Monday to begin working with a University of Georgia executive search firm to help find a chief administrator for the planned charter school. Full Story »

  • Others corral hit-and-run driver

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:05 am ET  

    Witnesses used their cars to stop an elderly driver after he hit and critically injured a University of Georgia student last week as she walked across South Milledge Avenue near Baxter Street, Athens-Clarke police said Monday. Full Story »

  • Drummer for Maserati dies in fall

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:04 am ET  

    Gerhardt "Jerry" Fuchs, a Brooklyn resident who drummed for the Athens band Maserati, died early Sunday morning after falling down an elevator shaft in New York City. Full Story »

  • Plane's engine tested day before deadly crash

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:03 am ET  

    An engine test the day before an airplane crash in an Eastside neighborhood that killed two Florida men showed no abnormalities with the 52-year-old Japanese Fuji LM-1 craft, the National Transportation Safety Board said. Full Story »

  • Campus groups sponsor can drive for animals

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:03 am ET  

    Two University of Georgia groups, Campus Cats and Forgotten Friends, are sponsoring a food drive for pets. Full Story »

  • Winder teacher sues over dismissal

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:03 am ET  

    WINDER - A former Winder high school teacher is suing the Barrow County School District for coercing her to resign because of her Facebook page, she said. Full Story »

  • Berlin Wall: Your thoughts

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:02 am ET  

    The fall of the Berlin Wall on Nov. 9, 1989, was a momentous event, and we asked OnlineAthens.com commenters to share their memories. Full Story »

  • Expense shrinks for grad students

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:02 am ET  

    University of Georgia graduate students hit with big medical bills won't have to pay as much out of pocket under a change in a health insurance policy some students are required to buy. Full Story »

  • Bridge to bring greater access to East Athens Community Park

    Athens Banner-Herald – Tue Nov 10, 12:02 am ET  

    In the photo at lower left, construction crews work on a new bridge at the East Athens Community Park on Monday. Full Story »

  • Wallpapers: Scenes from homecoming and the Tenn. Tech game

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 4:09 pm ET  

    Just when things seemed the darkest for the Georgia Bulldogs, the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles showed up. Full Story »

  • Maserati drummer killed in fall down elevator shaft

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 3:15 pm ET  

    Gerhardt “Jerry” Fuchs, a Brooklyn resident who drummed for the Athens band Maserati, died early Sunday morning after falling down an elevator shaft. Full Story »

  • Dogs home finale against Cats under the lights

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 2:22 pm ET  

    Georgia's final home football game of the season on Nov. 21 against Kentucky is set for a 7:45 p.m. kickoff and will be televised nationally, according to the school. Full Story »

  • Berlin Wall: Share your memories 20 years later

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 12:39 pm ET  

    East Germans danced atop the Berlin Wall with their West German neighbors as the longstanding dividing line came crashing down in a televised celebration 20 years ago today. Full Story »

  • Hurricane remnants may bring flooding rains

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 10:32 am ET  

    The National Weather Service this morning placed Northeast Georgia and most of the northern half of the state under a flash flood watch for tonight and tomorrow as Hurricane Ida’s remnants churn their way north. Full Story »

  • On the road: Area road work

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 12:05 am ET  

    Road work taking place around the region this week. Full Story »

  • Board to seek principal for planned career academy

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 12:04 am ET  

    The governing board for the new Athens Community Career Academy, a vocational-education charter school that a consortium aims to locate on the redeveloped H.T. Edwards campus, plans to begin its search for a principal this week. Full Story »

  • Leaf-limb pickup set for Zones 3, 6

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 12:04 am ET  

    Athens-Clarke leaf-and-limb pickups this week are scheduled in Zones 3 and 6. Pickup times are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Full Story »

  • Funding boost coming for little learners

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 12:03 am ET  

    A program to set some of the Clarke County School District's youngest children off on the right path to succeed will get a $2.1 million boost as early as next week. Full Story »

  • Bulldog rescue group overwhelmed by owners surrendering pets

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 12:03 am ET  

    WINDER - Bulldog owners often are drawn to their pets because of their trademark droopy jowls, wrinkled faces and sometimes-bullish demeanor, but for too many bulldog owners, that excess of character turns out to be too much to handle. Full Story »

  • Time may be up on mortgage fraud cases

    Athens Banner-Herald – Mon Nov 9, 12:03 am ET  

    Prosecutors may have let too much time pass to indict nearly two dozen people arrested three and a half years ago and charged with a massive mortgage fraud scheme at a Southeastern Clarke County subdivision, some defense attorneys say. Full Story »

  • The Week in Review

    Athens Banner-Herald – Sun Nov 8, 12:16 am ET  

    A look back at the top stories of the week in the Athens Banner-Herald and OnlineAthens.com. Full Story »

  • Pilot Club plans holiday pageant

    Athens Banner-Herald – Sun Nov 8, 12:07 am ET  

    The Royston-Franklin Springs Pilot Club is accepting entries until Nov. 20 for a Holiday Beauty Pageant it will host Dec. 5 in the Telford Center for the Fine and Performing Arts at Franklin County High School, Carnesville. Full Story »

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