
UGA Engineering Gets Historic $5M Gift for Scholarships and Support
Nancy and Les Juneau donate $5M to UGA College of Engineering, supporting scholarships and advancing college priorities.

Nancy and Les Juneau donate $5M to UGA College of Engineering, supporting scholarships and advancing college priorities.

Senator Jon Ossoff reintroduces the Right to Vote Act, aiming to establish a statutory right to vote in federal elections.

Georgia will join the Great American State Fair in D.C. from June 25, showcasing agriculture, business, and products.

Senator Ossoff seeks stories from Georgians about health insurance issues, urging action against denied care.

ACC Commissioner Dexter Fisher made history by becoming the first Black mayor of Athens-Clarke County on June 16, 2026.

Juneteenth in Athens honored the city’s first Black mayor with celebrations and petitions for historic recognition.

Pam Knox retires after 25 years as an agricultural climatologist at UGA, reflecting on Georgia’s climate future.

Key races in Georgia’s runoff election decided Republican candidates for Senate, Governor, and local positions.

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.

Georgia’s labor force hits a record high with over 5 million jobs. Unemployment falls to 3.4%, below national rate.

Join Historic Athens and AADM for Juneteenth celebrations in Athens, with events on June 19th and 20th. Free entry!