Juneteenth Ceremony Honors Athens’ First Black Elected Officials
Historic Athens honors Alfred Richardson & Madison Davis with park naming at Juneteenth event, correcting history.
June 18, 2026
Historic Athens honors Alfred Richardson & Madison Davis with park naming at Juneteenth event, correcting history.
The Lyndon House hosts its Summer Series, featuring pet portraits and a supply drive for Athens-Clarke Animal Shelter.
UNC Health seeks to build a new 92-bed hospital in Asheville, competing for state approval in western NC expansion.
Randy Shull’s 22-foot statue honors his father’s art, blending practicality and creativity in a tribute exhibition.
A former Bradford County school director waived a preliminary hearing on charges of stealing $123,000 from an educational foundation.
Georgia’s labor force hits a record high with over 5 million jobs. Unemployment falls to 3.4%, below national rate.
In Costa Rica’s Sarapiqui, pesticide drift from pineapple plantations raises health concerns, despite local reliance.
Das Haus, a Lincoln LGBTQ+ bar, will close Sunday after a 2-1 owner vote to sell. A GoFundMe aims to revive it.
A fun day at Lake Tahoe can turn tragic due to cold water shock. Wear life jackets to stay safe and be prepared.
Elissa Guralnick’s 1985 children’s book, co-authored with Paul Levitt, becomes an Amazon bestseller overnight after a viral TikTok sparks renewed interest.
The University of Michigan ranks 51st globally in the QS World University Rankings 2027, excelling in academics.
Students Rebuild uses art to connect youth globally, unlocking over a million dollars in funding for unity-building charities.
