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Brenau University and Athens Technical College signed an agreement on Friday, June 24, that will make it easier for Athens Tech students who earn an associates degree in interior design to transfer credits to Brenau toward a bachelors degree.

Brenau University and Athens Technical College signed an agreement June 24, allowing students with associate degrees in interior design from the technical college to transfer credits to Brenau.

Athens Tech receiving funds/visit from Coca-Cola for Commercial Truck Driving Program.

The GBI is trying to locate a suspect wanted on a charge of murdering a man found dead Saturday in his Winder home.

A suspect in the shooting death of an Athens teenager on Saturday remains unidentified, Athens-Clarke police said Monday.

Two Barrow County teens have been charged in the death of another teen found shot to death recently near a city park in Winder, the GBI announced.

An Athens Technical College student was kidnapped by an ex-boyfriend, but rescued in Barrow County, according to local law enforcement officials.

Athens Technical College student Thomas Dickerson built a Ford Mustang impressive enough to put him on a History Channel show which will air Sunday.

The 2022 state budget signed last month by Gov. Brian Kemp includes more than $37 million for five University of Georgia projects. The largest of those projects is construction of a Poultry Science Complex at $21.7 million, which will feature labs and instructional spaces. Part of that project was also funded through last year’s budget.  The university tracks its projects online, and currently, the website shows the Poultry Science Complex is still in the design stage. Construction is expe...

Funding for the facility was included in Gov. Brian Kemps budget for the next fiscal year. Athens Techs new 45,000-square-foot building, scheduled for completion by the end of next year, will include classrooms and labs for air conditioning technology, industrial systems technology and mechatronics programs. It will also house economic development programs. “We are excited for the opportunity to expand our learning space and give students room to train with the latest industry equipment,�...