Good morning, Athens.

Terrapin Beer said production at its Athens brewery will stop before the end of the month although its taproom will remain open for shipping and storage.

Co-founders invite the public to a final farewell (Sept. 25, 3 to 9 p.m.) at the facility.

Local craftsperson Delia Fian released her new book Foraged Basketry, which teaches beginners how to turn invasive Kudzu and other plants into useful creations.

The guide is available now and comes from her work at School of the Greenwood in Athens (a nonprofit connecting people with nature).

Georgia junior WR Isiah Canion suffered a right leg injury early in the Bulldogs’ SEC opener at Arkansas on Saturday, Sept.

19 and is expected to be out indefinitely—he transferred from Georgia Tech in January and had three receptions for 38 yards in the season’s first two games.

The Bulldogs hold a 21-3 halftime lead over Arkansas as strong rushing plays by Nate Frazier and Chauncey Bowens drive their SEC opener; Arkansas produced only 146 total yards in the half.

Georgia soccer lost 3-1 to Oklahoma on Friday at home.

The Bulldogs took an early lead when Emma Pettersen scored but were outpaced in the second half and will travel to Fayetteville on Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. to face Arkansas.

The Bulldogs gear up for a nine-game SEC stretch starting with Arkansas as coach Kirby Smart demands improved execution + top recruits visit Athens.

The team faces a challenging conference schedule.

Clarke Central won its homecoming rivalry game (24-12) against Cedar Shoals on Friday by forcing a fumble that set up early touchdowns from quarterback Trey Bryant and running back Faustino Rangel.

Cedar Shoals trimmed the gap with a trick play but could not overcome the deficit.

Three former Bulldogs—Terrence Edwards, Richard Seymour and Allen Miller—will be inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame this February in Macon, as announced Thursday.

They are honored for their achievements in football and tennis.