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A discussion over dinner about an old Athens murder case is the basis for a July fundraising event to benefit the Athens Community Council on Aging. The dinner is highlighted by an “exclusive panel discussion” of the infamous murder of Athens businessman T.K. Harty. The slaying revolved around a series of events in 1977 at the current location of the Council on Aging on Hoyt Street. Back in the 70s, the area was a popular hangout with taverns and restaurants such as The Station, located i...

Bethenny Frankel on 5/3/21 Ellen | Michael Rozman/Warner Bros “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” kicks off a new week’s worth of original episodes Monday, and Bethenny Frankel takes center stage as an interview guest. Appearing remotely, Frankel talks about her recent stand-up comedy debut. She also provides additional updates, including a note on her upcoming wedding plans, her experience with COVID-19, and her new series “The Big Shot with Bethenny.” Filmed in advance, Monday’s “Ellen�...

Julia Michaels - Not In Chronological Order cover | Republic Records Listings for a new string of “Ellen DeGeneres Show” episodes just emerged, and several feature musical performances. According to the new listings, Luke Bryan will appear as an interview and musical guest on the May 4 edition of the talk show. Fellow country star Thomas Rhett will appear in the same joint interview-performance role on May 5. Julia Michaels, who had an early 2021 performance date postponed, will perform on ...

It’s already been a very busy year for Cameron Jay, creator and producer of the “Classic City Crime” podcast, and the 26-year-old Jay has no immediate plans to slow down.  Jay, who last year introduced his podcast with a 25-episode series on the 2001 unsolved murder of UGA law student Tara Baker, has more recently utilized his podcast to delve into the 1977 murder of Athens bar owner T.K. Harty and the March shooting death of Oconee County resident Elijah Wood while he worked an overnigh...

Athens true crime podcast “Classic City Crime” is in the midst of covering the solved murder case of Athenian business man and saloon owner, T. K. Harty, and will soon begin airing its second season. During the show’s first season, Classic City Crime host and producer Cameron Harrelson, also known as Cameron Jay, extensively covered the unsolved murder of University of Georgia law student Tara Baker. Harrelson spent 24 lengthy episodes exploring the Baker case, from June 2020 to ...

Who was Tara Baker? Tara Baker was born on Jan 20, 1977 in East Point, Georgia. She grew up in the small town of Lovejoy with her parents Lindsay and Virginia, and siblings Meredith, Adam and Kevin. Baker graduated from Love Joy High School in 1995 and went on to attend Georgia College and State University, where she graduated Cum Laude in 1998 with dual bachelor’s degrees in political science and paralegal studies. In addition to her studies, she interned with Forest Park attorney Jack Ha...

They just hit the floor for safety. it came through really quickly. now we have cameron jay with us. he was working in the grill at the time the storm came through. cam ron, just describe how that felt. >> it was like really, really scared. i wouldnt want to be in situation like that again. when it happened, right before it happened there was a scary noise. then everything started like flying away and the window broke. it kind of landed on my back. we all just like, hit the floor. we just laid d...

good morning, everybody. it is busy already. im bill hemmer. martha: glad you didnt have to go to work on wall street. it would be tough to get to your job. good morning, everybody. im martha maccallum. steven chu to face two burning questions this morning. why did he choose to approve a $530 million loan for a failing solar panel maker? bill: on back of that why was the loan restruckrd toe put the private investor ahead of the taxpayer on the payback line? james rosen has the coverage...

taxpayers on the hook for half a billion dollars. good morning, everybody. it is busy already. im bill hemmer. martha: glad you didnt have to go to work on wall street. it would be tough to get to your job. good morning, everybody. im martha maccallum. steven chu to face two burning questions this morning. why did he choose to approve a $530 million loan for a failing solar panel maker? bill: on back of that why was the loan restruckrd toe put the private investor ahead of the taxpayer...