DDA Sees Welcome Mural Rendering January 22, 2021 Monticello News Tamara Haase was present at the Downtown Development Authority’s (DDA) regular meeting Monday to present her initial rendering of the Welcome Mural to authority board members.
Public restroom for downtown Athens could be a go January 21, 2021 Athens Banner-Herald Athens-Clarke County commissioners spoke favorably at their Tuesday night work session about proposals for a public restroom in downtown Athens.
Newton leaders ask lawmakers to help find funding, deal with state government January 14, 2021 Covington News Top officials with Newton County and three city governments were among those attending a series of pre-legislative session meetings with Newton County Legislative Delegation members.
County and city give proposals for future library, mayor seeks other alternatives January 14, 2021 Oconee Enterprise On Monday, Watkinsville City Councilman Brian Brodrick apologized to the Oconee County Library Advisory Board for a memo from Mayor Bob Smith that tacitly stated his opposition to both the city and county’s separate proposals for a new county library.
Porterdale replaces one councilman, sets election to replace another January 13, 2021 Covington News Porterdale City Council voted Monday to fill one of its open seats and scheduled a special election to fill another in the wake of two of its five council members’ resignations.
11 streets part of Covington’s 2021 LMIG paving project January 13, 2021 Covington News Using the remainder of 2011 SPLOST funds, the city of Covington has elected to pave 11 streets as part of a Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) project.
Covington council eyes new city park hours January 13, 2021 Covington News Hours of operation for parks across the city of Covington could be getting cut.
Braselton Mayor Bill Orr not seeking reelection January 12, 2021 Access North Georgia Braselton Mayor Bill Orr announced Monday that he will step down as mayor of the town at the end of 2021.
Free rides on Athens Transit buses will continue through July 1 January 12, 2021 Athens Banner-Herald Taking a ride on an Athens Transit bus will remain free through July 1.
The future of a 318-acre Georgia racetrack may be as a giant housing development January 12, 2021 Atlanta Business Chronicle Commerce is expecting explosive growth from the ongoing expansion of the nearby $2.6-billion SK Innovations manufacturing plant, one of the largest economic developments in Georgia’s history.