Radio dude: WGAU Athens Ga, WSB Atlanta. Christian apologist, marathon runner (a very slow one).
Athens, United States (Local)
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“Dr. Turman is a highly effective, data-driven instructional leader who has demonstrated a commitment to and enthusiasm for improving student learning."
“The name of our vaccine—CVXGA—is a tribute to UGA and CVM whose support over the years made this possible.”
An 18 year-old girl and a 16 year-old boy are accused in the shooting death of 20 year-old Cameron Manago.
Tony Ferguson is an executive with the Georgia Power Company.
Athens Transit is not running buses, and the landfall on Lexington road will be closed.
The state’s process of appraisal and relocation is causing uncertainty for affected residents forced to move under eminent domain.
“We are committed to better understanding the scale and scope of homelessness in Athens."
By: Tim Bryant
From Aug. 11 to 19, Sgt. Rob Nederlof pedalled the highways between Edmonton and Regina on his bike. This was the fourth year for the ride, which was done in support of the Wounded Warriors' Post‑Traumatic Stress Disorder Service Dogs program.
By: Tim Bryant
Rob Nederlof, a Canadian soldier, pedalled the highways between Edmonton and Regina in support of the Wounded Warriors' Post‑Traumatic Stress Disorder Service Dogs program.
By: Tim Bryant
Rob Nederlof, a Canadian soldier, pedalled the highways between Edmonton and Regina in support of the Wounded Warriors’ Post‑Traumatic Stress Disorder Service Dogs program.
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