Author: Parker McCollum
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Web Development Final
This project has been an interesting adventure into my ability to describe things down to the smallest details. When I first decided to explore…
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Athens-Clarke County Likely to Extend Data Center Moratorium
Athens-Clarke County officials met Feb. 16 to discuss new local regulations for data centers. After public input and discussion, commissioners signaled support for extending…
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As Temperatures Rise, Georgia’s Bees Spring Into Action (Broadcast)
Pollinators like bees are more important than many realize, with the USDA estimating that roughly one out of every three bites of food depends…
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To Mow or Not to Mow?
To Mow or Not to Mow? That is the question… Whether ’tis nobler to cut the grass this weekend or put it aside for…
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Athens Mayor, Commissioners To Decide Future Of Data Center Moratorium After Public Input
UPDATE: As of Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the Mayor and Commissioners voted to adopt the proposed text amendments and to immediately refer the Planning…
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Students Spread Sustainability through Eco-Reps
With more than 6,200 first-year students enrolled in 2025, the University of Georgia’s growing freshman class presents both excitement and sustainability challenges. The Eco-reps…
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U.S. Announces $700 Million for Regenerative Farming
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a $700 million pilot program for regenerative farming. Don’t know what that is? We didn’t either. Parker…
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Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission Unanimously Approves Data Center Regulations (Vertical)
A six-hour debate. One unanimous vote. On Thursday, Feb. 5, the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission approved regulations on data centers, focusing on minimizing environmental…
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What to Know About Data Centers Before the Mayor & Commission Meeting
Data centers are back on the agenda in Athens-Clarke County. On Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 6 p.m., the Mayor and Commission will hold an…
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As Spring Blooms in Georgia, Bees Get Back to Work (Vertical)
Spring is arriving in Northeast Georgia, bringing warmer temperatures, rising pollen counts, and the return of bees across the region. These pollinators are more…