Athens’ Vision Zero Initiative: Reducing Fatal Crashes and Injuries
Athens adopted Vision Zero in 2022 to enhance road safety. Despite efforts, a ninth fatal crash occurred recently.
September 19, 2026
Athens adopted Vision Zero in 2022 to enhance road safety. Despite efforts, a ninth fatal crash occurred recently.
Delia Fian’s “Foraged Basketry” guides beginners in crafting with Kudzu, teaching plant ID, harvesting, and weaving.
Project Safe hosts Groovy Nights with a Lip Sync Battle on Saturday to support domestic violence survivors.
Athens-Clarke County Animal Service’s Fall Adoption Event is on Sat, Sep 19, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the county shelter.
On Sep 15, 2026, Senator Warnock addressed AI’s threat to democracy and urged regulations for AI-generated content.
Georgia’s unemployment rate hit 3.2% in August, the lowest since Feb 2024, with labor force and jobs at record highs.
A long-tailed weasel has been documented in South Georgia for the first time in 30 years, using innovative methods.
The Georgia Dept. of Public Health noted food safety violations at Athens-Clarke, with scores from 82 to perfect 100.
Plans for Athens’ new Judicial Center are up for discussion. Public input will be taken on schematic site designs.
Athens-Clarke County sees ninth fatal crash of 2026; 78-year-old Helen Blackmon dies after collision on Jefferson Rd.
3-year-old Emi Vatavuk’s quick actions saved her mom during a seizure, calling her grandparents to relay to 911. She was later honored for her bravery.
Dr. Patricia Yager elected CCSD board Vice President, succeeding Mark Evans. Yager, a UGA professor, joined in 2019.
