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4+ hour, 11+ min ago (327+ words) ATHENS " The developer proposing a hotel on the site of the University of Georgia's historic President's House has returned with a scaled-back plan aimed at easing neighborhood concerns over size, noise and traffic. Gainesville-based Capstone Property Group submitted a revised proposal to the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission last week. The hotel's footprint has been cut from more than 76,000 square feet of new construction to about 38,500 square feet above grade, and the planned room count has been reduced from 116 to 72. dluow hcihw saw pu ot eht eht eht eht erutcurts s'etats ,etis lareves elas ngiseder tup hsup s'ytreporp .stnediserp eno supmac-ffo fo fo wen .noillim ,noisnam otni ni ,sesuoh emoh rof rof erca-evif tsenif repeed deredisnoc osla ytisrevinU AGU ehT ehT metsyS laviveR yluJ keerG aigroeG 4202 dlo-raey-961 1.5$ dluow lausiv eht eht eht eht eht naht teerts tis ecnediser ecneserp ,nalp wen…...

8+ hour, 44+ min ago (453+ words) After a Democratic state lawmaker was charged Monday with fraud related to government assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia said more are to come. "Our investigations regarding pandemic-era fraud have identified bad actors inside and outside of government and at all levels " federal, state, and local," U.S. Attorney Theodore Hertzberg said in a statement to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution....

9+ hour, 51+ min ago (260+ words) Today's Four Questions interviewee is Lincoln County coach Lee Chomskis, whose team will play Bowdon for the Class A Division II championship Monday in Mercedes-Benz Stadium. This is Chomskis' sixth season with Lincoln County. He has led the Red Devils to their first state final since winning Class A in 2006, when he was the team's offensive coordinator. He formerly was head coach at Vidalia. 1. You've had good teams each of your six seasons, but this team is the first to reach the finals. What sets this one apart? sretrats raey-ruof era dna .nnyW ,edaW ehT :etoN ihkeM ybleK haimereJ ,ezalG malE naitsirhC uoy htiw eht evah nrecnoc tseggib s'tahW ?nodwoB .2 ruoy uoy uoy uoy htiw lliw ,nehw erew erew saw eht eht eht maet klat .ffats ecnis ecnis no netfo fo fo ?won ?won seiromem nwonk .dik si devlovni woh…...

10+ hour, 29+ min ago (334+ words) Brunswick football coach Garrett Grady resigned Tuesday morning after leading the Pirates to three region titles in his four seasons, the coach confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Brunswick is ineligible for the playoffs in 2026 because of an altercation involving some 80 players that a Brunswick player instigated during a Nov. 21 second-round playoff game against Gainesville. nehw owt eht eht kcurts dellup sreyalp reyalp eno ffo ni stemleh .daeh nageb dna noitacretla a ehT ellivseniaG kciwsnurB ,owt ot eht eht eht dehsur sreyalp reyalp eno fo fo gnikconk mih .dnuorg .dleif dedis-dnilb serocS kciwsnurB rehtonA dednepsus .sreyalp sreyalp dna ehT ellivseniaG ASHG kciwsnurB 14 83 eht elor .htnom tsal ni gniraeh rof gnirud rotcerid citelhta slaeppa dezigolopa noitacretla a sretaW evetS sloohcS nnylG ASHG ytnuoC s'kciwsnurB er'eW" sihT" dluow elohw tahw er'ew ew tnaw owt ot ot .taht gnikat ekat luos gnihcraes .dias ytilibisnopser…...

11+ hour, 52+ min ago (195+ words) Buford picked up its second No. 1 national ranking this week heading into Tuesday's Class 6A championship game against Carrollton, a team with a No. 1 national ranking of its own. Buford is now No. 1 in the ESPN High School Football Top 25, jumping from No. 4 after defeating Valdosta 39-7 in the semifinals. ot etats .drocer .sffoyalp etapicitrap fo ton ni llef seod etipsed a ekilnU .oN GMI GMI adirolF ,drofuB ymedacA 0-9 2 deknar deknar si si yb yb osla ASU .yadoT .oN .oN .sperPxaM notllorraC drofuB 1 1 niw saw ot eltit maet tnecer lanoitan tsom ni yb a ehT loohcS hgiH aigroeG llabtooF ytnuoC ttiuqloC .aciremA 5102 saw ot ot eht tnecer ,llop ,eno tsedlo tsom ni hsinif gnitad pota evitca ASU s'yadoT ehT egnarGaL .1991 ,2891 now now now ,seltit .eltit etats ,neves rehtien lanoitan sah sah sah tub dna a notllorraC drofuB 41 Todd Holcomb covers high school…...

12+ hour, 8+ min ago (270+ words) Two state House seats are up for grabs Tuesday for voters in parts of Cherokee, Clarke and Oconee counties. Voters wishing to cast a ballot in the pair of special elections have until polls close at 7 p.m. lliw hcihw htuos ecar no fo .thgin tsom ortem ylekil ni noitcele dediced srevoc eb dna ellivsniktaW ehT eenocO esuoH tcirtsiD ,ytnuoC ,snehtA ,121 "hctuD" " " " " hcihw saw detacav ot emit eht etats ,taes dengiser laer eno eno no erom ni sih rof sucof etatse gnitepmoc yb .ssenisub era dna .rewodeiW nacilbupeR nacilbupeR .peR rebotcO sucraM kcaM tsuJ eH tseuG relsiG cirE tarcomeD skrow ohw gnikcurt eht ,ygolonhcet xat dias ,ytefas .feiler cilbup tnediserp denoitisop tsap setarepo no no fo si noitamrofni ni gnisuoh sih s'eh htlaeh sah desucof noitacude ynapmoc .erac ngiapmac dna dna dna a a yratoR eenocO ,tseuG ,relsiG ytnuoC ,bulC sretov fo…...

13+ hour, 30+ min ago (1121+ words) The prospect of North Augusta purchasing land in Riverside Village for investment in cyber infrastructure was floated publicly for the first time Dec. 8. U.S. Army Cyber Command was relocated to Fort Gordon in 2014, and its own new headquarters was only just completed this fall. NORTH AUGUSTA " The city of North Augusta is strongly considering buying one of the remaining undeveloped properties at Riverside Village with the intent of building a cyber-oriented office building " and to do so with money legislatively committed to such a project. North Augusta received $37 million from South Carolina's 2020 settlement with U.S. Department of Energy over stored plutonium at Savannah River site, and of that $37 million, the General Assembly allocated a full $15 million to establishing cyber infrastructure in North Augusta that could support operations across the river at Fort Gordon. "Fort Gordon is the Cyber Command for the entire…...

14+ hour, 28+ min ago (373+ words) Augusta County Treasurer David Bourne is defending the use of a Staunton bank for its needs insisting there are "significant financial advantages for taxpayers" despite it being outside county borders. The complaint originally came up during the November Board of Supervisors election cycle when a question was raised as to why the Staunton-based First Bank and Trust Company was used for county business. Former Supervisor and BOS candidate Tracy Pyles brought up the issue during his campaign encouraging voters to follow the money. Pyles said that First Bank executives were funding his opponent "trying to protect all the revenue generated with the $101 million deposited with them." While Pyles lost his bid for Board of Supervisors, the issue lingered and left a bad taste in the mouth of some taxpayers. Bourne addressed the concerns nearly a month later in a news…...

14+ hour, 41+ min ago (579+ words) Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis will testify about her conduct before a state Senate committee next week, her lawyer told the Georgia Supreme Court. Former Gov. Roy Barnes said Tuesday that Willis will comply with a witness subpoena issued earlier this year by the Georgia Senate's Special Committee on Investigations, though she has spent more than a year trying to avoid testifying. He said she will answer the committee's questions on Dec. 17....

16+ hour, 12+ min ago (56+ words) The plans for a zip line park at the Augusta Pedestrian Bridge are no longer flying high, as Georgia raises concerns about the impact on the historic span ... The plans for a zip line park at the Augusta Pedestrian Bridge are no longer flying high, as Georgia raises concerns about the impact on the historic span...