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Digital Feature Writer Abigail Holloway shares her experience going to her first Formula One race and how her passion for motorsport came about.

The CCSD had three middle schools and three elementary schools recognized by the Georgia Department of Education for their students’ growth in mathematics and reading scores.

Since the 90s, the tattoo industry in Athens has been a robust ecosystem of shops and artists who work to balance the legacies from past shops with their own artistic and business ventures.

During a tense political era in the U.S., “The Hunger Games,” originally written as a dystopian warning for dictatorship in post-collapse America, is coming closer and closer to reality.

The CCHS Spanish Book Club and Tri-M Music Honor Society are coming together for the first time to host the annual Hispanic Heritage Festival on Sept. 30.

The final 11-episode season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” was released on Sept. 17 and entertains fans all the way to the last scene.

In 2024, Chuck Griffin created the Athens Film Festival as a way to promote filmmaking in Athens. The festival is continuing into 2025, taking place downtown on Aug. 14-17.

News Staffer Abigail Holloway highlights five prominent poets in honor of National Poetry Month.

News Staffer Abigail Holloway discusses the technical work she does in the CCHS Drama Club, and its importance in her life.

CCHS senior Kevin Capcha was drawn to math at an early age because it allowed him to connect to his mother.

Musician Halsey released her fifth studio album “The Great Impersonator” on Oct. 25, inspired by her battle with lupus and a rare lymphoproliferative disorder. With its raw and unfiltered lyricism, “The Great Impersonator” is her best album thus far.

Wild Rumpus Founder, Director and Master of Ceremonies Timi Conley discusses how the Wild Rumpus parade was created and how it has continued to grow.

The CCHS JROTC Raider team will attend the 2024 JROTC National Raider Challenge Oct. 24 to 27.

CCHS students of Latin American heritage share good memories about their favorite cultural dishes in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The CCHS JROTC Varsity and JV boys and girls mixed Raiders teams competition season starts soon.

Though different studios approach dance differently, one thing unites Athens’ thriving dance scene: an unwavering dedication to the art.

The Clarke County School District Board of Education held its first meeting of the 2024-25 school year on Aug. 8.

CCHS alumnae Allie Miller and Shayne McBride, co-owners of Washington Square Studio, built a hair salon focused on inclusivity and client relationships.

A slideshow displays various Valentines day traditions and their origins.

English department teacher Grace Crumpton and her Contemporary Literature-Poetry class have created multiple poetry displays around CCHS.

Local business owner Lindsay Short opened vintage store Mother Lode in July as a safe space for customers in the Athens community.

English Department co-chair Meghan McNeeley’s Holocaust and Genocide Studies class hosted guest speakers from the University of Georgia on Nov. 28.

Variety staffer Abigail Holloway discusses how owning a tortoise as a pet impacts her life.