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June 12, 2024
The Annapolis City Council passed a $191 million fiscal budget Monday night that keeps the tax rate steady. Here are some highlights from this year's budget.
June 10, 2023
Annapolis city officials pin hopes on FEMA to complete funding for the City Dock redevelopment project, which will bring many changes to the Historic District.
February 19, 2023
After a 2019 petition by Cameron Jay Harrelson gained over 8,000 votes, the four crosswalks on the East Clayton Street and College Avenue intersection were replaced with vivid rainbows in
December 22, 2022
A vandal has damaged a piece of the Frequency art placed along Clayton Street in Athens.
December 19, 2022
In downtown Athens, Eric Leshinksky’s three-dimensional public art, entitled “Frequency,” has brought on critique from residents who have compared it to hostile architecture.
December 11, 2022
On Thursday, the Athens Clarke-County Government dedicated improvements made downtown on East Clayton Street, including its new public art installation. Local government officials and those involved in the improvement projects
December 7, 2022
After four years in the works, a SPLOST-funded public art display was installed on Clayton Street in downtown Athens.
November 22, 2022
The Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis wants to raze and rebuild Harbour House and Eastport Terrace, adding more than 300 higher-income homes to the community.
November 3, 2022
The money will help fund construction on the Poplar Trail extension and design work on a series of connecting bikeways across the city and county.
February 12, 2021
Art will punctuate the new look of Clayton Street in downtown Athens Two years after the East Clayton Street Improvements Project was approved, work continues on the transformation of downtown Athens. Trees were recently removed and trenches dug along the street for new utilities. In the end, the street will be repaved and changed to two lanes;ย new trees will be planted;ย and new parking meters installed. Last week, the Athens-Clarke County Commission heardย an update from the man who will ble...