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Williams Says Receivers Failed to Make Things Easy for Klubnik
ATLANTA- Antonio Williams had one of his most productive days as a Clemson Tiger on Saturday. However, he was one of the few bright spots for the No. 14 Tigers, as they got trounced by top-ranked Georgia 34-3 (...)
Thunderbolt restaurant fills up for first Georgia Bulldogs game of season
THUNDERBOLT, Ga. — It was an exciting time at Coach's Corner in Thunderbolt as the University of Georgia Bulldogs fans showed up to watch the first game of the new football season. "Having the Georgia Bulldogs on the field makes everything better," said Daniel Mahoney, a UGA graduate. The...
Anderson Co. hosts groundbreaking for wastewater treatment plant expansion
CLEMSON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Anderson County, Pendleton, and Clemson hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for an expansion of the Pendleton/Clemson wastewater treatment plant. The groundbreaking was on Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the plant located on Woodburn Road near Eighteen Mile Creek. The plant is managed by Anderson County, Pendleton,...
Evening Open Thread: Hanging Out With The 12th Man.
There are a few things more fun than watching an afternoon and evening of college football, knowing that your Georgia Bulldogs have already secured an impressive victory. And while the schedule may not be chock full of competitive contests, it’s not a bad week one Saturday night slate. As...
Demand Grows For Powerhouse Program To Fire Coordinator After Week 1
The Clemson Tigers had a tall task ahead of them in their first game of the college football season. They had a standing giant in front of them in the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs. Despite the Tigers coming into the game as heavy underdogs, fans were infuriated at Clemson's offensive coordinator, ...
WABE’s Week In Review: More election rule changes could disrupt Georgia this November, Harris hits the state
–Chamian Cruz reports the City of Atlanta’s former chief financial officer was sentenced this week to three years in federal prison for embezzling money and falsifying tax records. –Stephannie Stokes has more on the federal government awarding more than $30 million to Georgia organizations to address homelessness among veterans.
Georgia Residents Are Less Interested in Gold Investing Than U.S. Average
Gold has long been valued as a safe-haven asset, particularly during economic instability and inflation. For thousands of years, civilizations have valued gold for its intrinsic qualities, which have made it a reliable store of wealth and the basis for currencies. Today, gold remains a key part of consumer portfolios because it holds its purchasing power even when other assets, such as stocks or real estate, may falter. In recent years, interest in gold has seen significant growth, largely driven by uncertain global economic conditions....
Trump speaking to Moms for Liberty is on brand, say activists
(NewsNation) — Former Georgia Republican Congressman Doug Collins and former 2008 Hillary Clinton campaign adviser Jehmu Greene agree that Donald Trump’s upcoming speech at the “Moms for Liberty” gathering is in line with his philosophy.
Daily forecast | From First Alert Meteorologist Emily Acton
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Sunshine with warmer than average temperatures and isolated late-day storms will be the forecast on Sunday. A cold front will be closer to the region for Labor Day Monday bringing higher rain chances Monday and cooler temperatures next week. A cold front will approach the region...
Panthers out pace Thoroughbreds 28-19
The Lakeside Panthers defeated South Aiken 28-19 at home on Friday, Aug.30. “They gutted that one out. We had some times there where we were just flat and South Aiken takes advantage of about everything,” said Lakeside Coach Steve Hibbits. “I was so proud of the 97 yard-drive right there between Ty and BJ and Jack and just gutting it out.”
Typical summertime Saturday to end August
Saturday Morning Update: Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, but the summertime conditions continue for the next few days. Today will be another warm day in the 90s with heat indices in the triple digits. Skies will be mostly sunny, but stray storms in the afternoon hours are possible. Rain chances increase as we move through the weekend, with the best chance of scattered showers moving in on Monday associated with an approaching cold front.
Clemson vs. App State odds: Early point spread released, How to Watch
Clemson’s 2024 season got off to a rough start on Saturday as the Tigers were pounded by Georgia 34-3. The good news for Clemson is that it now returns home and hosts App State with an opportunity to get on track. Appalachian State will be far from a pushover, though. The Mountaineers are coming off […] The post Clemson vs. App State odds: Early point spread released, How to Watch appeared first on On3.
One dead in Anderson County shooting
HONEA PATH, S.C. — Officials said one person is dead after a shooting in Anderson County. Law enforcement responded overnight to a home on Black Street in Honea Path. The coroner confirmed they also responded, but no additional information is available at this time. This is a developing story,...
Women’s soccer set to play against No. 24 Georgia after being on the road
With the fourth game of the season coming up, the UCF women's soccer team braces for an at home battle against No. 24 Georgia this Sunday after traveling on the road. As the season takes off, the Knights remain undefeated with a 1-0-2 record, but can senior forward Chloe Netzel help UCF defeat the Bulldogs to bring the Knights their first home win?
TOCCOA RESIDENT SOUGHT BY STEPHENS AND FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENTS
Toccoa resident Rocky Garrett, 54, is being sought by the Stephens County Sheriff’s Office in relation to a reported physical domestic violence dispute yesterday evening, Aug. 30, at approximately 11:30 p.m. According to information from the Sheriff’s Office, last night around 11:30 p.m., deputies with the Stephens County Sheriff’s...
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...
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