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Tale of two programs: Georgia still on top, Clemson still trying to finds its way
ATLANTA (AP) — One program on top of the college football world. Another trying to recapture its former glory. Nothing much changed Saturday for Georgia or Clemson. The No. 1 Bulldogs began another season of enormous expectations with an overpowering 34-3 victory, while the 14th-ranked Tigers looked like a once-dominant program now struggling to find its way.
PGA Tour moves up tee times for final round of Tour Championship
ATLANTA — The PGA Tour has moved up final round tee times Sunday at the Tour Championship in an attempt to avoid the potential for inclement weather. Final-round tee times at East Lake will begin at 10:15 a.m. ET with the final group scheduled to tee off at 1 p.m., an hour earlier than originally scheduled.
Emory codifies open expression guidelines prohibiting encampments, allegedly without consulting University Senate
Four months after Emory University drew national attention for shutting down a pro-Palestinian protest on campus that ended in 28 arrests, the University officially codified restrictions to student demonstrations in an addendum to the Respect for Open Expression Policy on Aug. 27. The addendum states that encampments and building occupations...
TIMOTHY DALY: Extension accepting applications for the Master Gardener Program
Do you enjoy working with people? Are you interested in conducting outreach programs for the public on horticultural and environmental topics? If so, you may be interested in applying for the Master Gardener Extension Volunteer program offered through the University of Georgia Extension. The program started in Atlanta in 1979...
Georgia football: Check out Malaki Starks' acrobatic interception that triggered a Bulldog scoring drive
ATLANTA — Georgia football junior defensive back Malaki Starks was compared to former Bulldog star and Pro Football Hall of Famer Champ Bailey after an "absolutely elite" interception. Coach Kirby Smart called it. "[Bailey] would play middle field safety and he had range that was unheard of, I mean he could go from sideline to sideline, and he made some diving plays and extended his body," Smart said after Georgia's 34-3 win over Clemson Saturday in the...
Man stabbed near popular Atlanta church, charter school
ATLANTA - Atlanta police are investigating a stabbing in West Midtown. The victim was allegedly attacked near a popular church Friday evening before running away for help. Police say they found the 32-year-old victim stabbed in his abdomen at 1903 Drew Drive NW, the address of an apartment complex. They...
WEB EXCLUSIVE: UGA fans discuss Clemson rivalry
ATLANTA, Ga. (WTOC) - WTOC is in Atlanta Saturday as the #1 Georgia Bulldogs take on the Clemson Tigers. We caught up with some Bulldogs and got their take on what this rivalry with Clemson means to them!. Stick with WTOC online and tonight on THE News for all of...
VOLLEYBALL REMAINS UNBEATEN AT GSU
ATLANTA - South Dakota State volleyball moved to 3-0 on the season Saturday with a 3-1 (25-21, 19-25, 25-14, 25-21) win over Indiana State in the final match of the Georgia State Invitational. The Jackrabbits hit .353 for the match, their best mark since the first week of September 2023,...
Atlanta woman secures Team USA’s first gold at the Paralympic Games in Paris
PARIS, France — An Atlanta woman made history at the U.S. Paralympic Games on Friday. Gia Pergolini, 20, brought Team USA’s first gold medal of the Paralympic Games. She’s the first U.S. woman to win back-to-back Paralympic golds in the 100m backstroke. Currently, the U.S. has brought home 10 medals, and Pergolini’s is the only gold. The world record holder competed in her second event in Paris, opening her signature race fast and fought off fatigue over the final 15 meters to finish in a time of 1 minute, 04.93 seconds.
Clairmont Terrace Water Main Break Fixed, DeKalb Officials Address Potential Water Quality Concerns
Residents of Clairmont Terrace were left without water after a contractor damaged a service line, which resulted in a water main break near Clairmont Road. The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management has been working diligently to repair the break and is providing bottled water to those affected by this incident, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta. Crews are aware of the inconvenience and are working to resolve the issue swiftly, distributing bottled water in the interim.
Panthers Gear Up to Face Liberty on the Road
THE OPENING KICK: After going 0-1-1 to start the season, Georgia State looks for its first win of the season at Liberty on Sept. 1 at 2:00 p.m. RETURNING PANTHERS: Georgia State returns five key players from the 2023 season, including Hideto Gondo, Jousue Hangi, Justin McLean, Gavin Williams and Charlie Ward.
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Atlanta Mayor hosts reception for Global Black Pride, raises funds for youth scholarship program
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens hosted the sold-out 5th Annual Mayor's Global Black Pride Reception, powered by Gilead Sciences, to celebrate the intersection of Black and LGBTQ+ identities, raise funds for the Mayor's Youth Scholarship Program, and honor Nicco Annan and Roshell Darlene Hudson with the Cultural Impact and Community Impact Awards. The post Atlanta Mayor hosts reception for Global Black Pride, raises funds for youth scholarship program appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.
Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival To Honor, Show New Documentary On Olympic Gold Medalist Edwin Moses
The Sixth Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival (MCHRFF) will honor Olympic gold medalist Edwin Moses’78 and host the world premiere of his much-anticipated documentary MOSES-13 Steps, a star-studded exploration of the life and legacy of the iconic Morehouse alumnus and visionary, whose triumphs on and off track catalyzed significant social and scientific change, inspiring generations to hurdle over barriers of all kinds.
Former Atlanta Falcons starting quarterback relegated to practice squad
After being released by the Arizona Cardinals former Atlanta starting quarterback Desmond Ridder has been re-signed to the practice squad. Ridder lost the backup role to Clayton Tune in a battle that didn't appear to be all that close. The former Falcon was traded to Arizona in a deal that...
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