Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of July.
Good morning, Athens.
Condor Chocolates offers treats made with house-made Ecuadorian chocolate in Athens this summer heat.
The shop serves gelato affogato, milkshakes & smoothies for locals to cool off.
Atlanta-based Ted's Montana Grill will open its first Athens restaurant on Monday, Aug.
24 at 196 Alps Road in Beechwood Promenade — serving lunch and dinner daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. with bison burgers, steaks, and gluten-free options.
After 26 years, the original Barberitos on E.
Clayton St. will serve its final customers on Friday before closing for good. Owner Keith Neace, who began his career as a college employee, said the restaurant was known for its unique decor and personal touches that made it a community favorite.
Downtown Athens will switch to the ParkMobile app for street parking in early August, according to the Athens Downtown Development Authority.
Motorists who prefer cash or card payments can park at decks at 289 College Avenue (289) and 125 West Washington St.
Nonprofit Vision To Learn delivered over 10,000 free eye exams and thousands of prescription glasses to children through local library partnerships on July 29; the initiative aims to close the regional (glasses gap) in vision care.
Former Dawg and NFL rookie Christen Miller bought groceries for a stranger on Wednesday, July 29 and his act of kindness quickly went viral among local fans.
Randall Bramblett Band
8-11 p.m. — 40 Watt Club — Prices vary — Experience the soulful sounds of the Randall Bramblett Band in a seated show.
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