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Rising Sports Editor Cadence Schapker ventured to downtown Athens to report on the annual AthFest festival on June 24.

Head varsity football coach David Perno discusses the impact he has had on players throughout his time at Clarke Central High School.

Students at CCHS should learn a variety of study techniques in order to improve their scores on assessments.

Clarke Central High School girls soccer player Hannah Barnett, a junior, talks about her passion for the sport.

ODYSSEY Media Group sports podcaster AJ Carr interviews Clarke Central High School senior Zach Quick about his time spent with the CCHS boys varsity soccer team.

Former Athens-Clarke County residents of the Linnentown neighborhood spoke to Clarke Central High School students and staff on Feb. 19.

ODYSSEY illustrator Lilli Sams reflects on how art has impacted her view of the world and how it makes her a better person.

ODYSSEY Media Group sports podcaster AJ Carr interviews Clarke Central High School senior Chris Johnson about his four years at CCHS, including his experiences on the football team and CCHS drama program.

Figment Kombucha is a newly established kombucha brewery, providing Athens with a local taste for the drink that has seen a recent spike in popularity.

Community building circles have become a new addition to Clarke Central High School since the start of the 2019-20 school year.

On Spet. 19th, the ODYSSEY Media Group and Journalism 1 class attended the Georgia Scholastic Press Association at the Classic Center in Downtown Athens, Ga.

During freshman orientation on August 2, rising Clarke Central High School ninth graders were exposed to the newly designed CCHS main lobby.

The Clarke County School District Board of Education held a board meeting at the Athens Career Academy on March 7. There were many speakers in attendance to address the board regarding community issues.

With their second competition of the year on Feb. 23, Clarke Central High School social studies department teacher Kalli James-Wyrick is excited for her second year as a teacher-coach on the CCHS Mock Trial team.

The Clarke Central High School Mock Trial team will attend their first competition of the year on Feb. 2.

Clarke Central High School juniors and seniors spoke with Broadcast Staffer Lily Bruce-Ritchie about their plans for this year’s prom.

Clarke Central High School Principal Marie Yuran announced her resignation on March 29, 2018. ODYSSEY Media Group Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford and Business Manager Gabriel Mantione-Holmes spoke with CCHS faculty and students about what they had to say in regard to her resignation.

Candidate for Georgia congressional district 10 Chalis Montgomery announced her bid for the House of Representatives in the summer of 2017 with the goals of expanding healthcare coverage, creating a comprehensive jobs plan and raising the minimum wage.

Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford spoke with Clarke Central High School head wrestling coach and Physical Education teacher about his decision to resign from CCHS for positions at Oglethorpe County High School. CCHS varsity wrestlers Me’shai Coleman and Thomas Isakovich, juniors, discuss their relationship with Stoudenmire and how they will be impacted by his decision to leave.

News Editor Jurnee Louder and Viewpoints Writer Sam Mattern-Parkes seek out the best burger joint in Athens in this edition of Quest for Athens’ Best. idea filmed by Aneesa Conine-Nakano. Video edited by Zoe Peterson.

The Clarke Central High School JV soccer team played their first game of the 2018 season against Madison County High School on Feb. 5. Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford reported on the facts.

Clarke Central High School students and teachers predict the outcomes of the 2018 Super Bowl game.

Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford spent a day with work-based learning student Dylan Gavron at his internship through the University of Georgia Department of Physics. Fulford filmed as Gavron took her on a tour of his work space and day-to-day life as an intern at UGA. Gavron is just one of the many students at Clarke Central High School involved with the work-based learning program.

Broadcast staffer Owen Churchwell filmed freshmen Maggie Thompson and Tomas Dougan during their weekly rock climbing sessions at Active Climbing in Athens, Georgia.

The Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal net neutrality rules on Dec. 14 which could affect students and residents of the Clarke County School District.

Sports staffer Caedmon Churchwell previews the Clarke Central High School varsity football team’s face off against North Oconee High School, which will take place on Sept. 15, with a By The Numbers.

Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford and the ODTV team interviews Principal Marie Yuran about the 2017-18 school year, showcases the growing student body and compiles student-submitted first day photos in the first broadcast piece of the year.

The Clarke County School District’s entire staff for all 21 schools came together at the Classic Center on Aug. 1 to kick-off the 2017-18 school year.

On May 16, Clarke Central High School seniors, parents and community members gathered in Mell Auditorium to reflect on the experiences of the Class of 2017.

Maria Somilleda is the captain of the varsity girls soccer team at Clarke Central High School. Somilleda has made strives to improve her soccer skills over the past few years.

ODTV Reporter Lorena Limongi goes to various bagel restaurants around the downtown Athens area in a Quest to find Athens’ Best Bagels.

ODTV staffer Kelly Fulford shares her recipe for a pumpkin spice latte in this edition of “Kelly’s Kitchen”.

The “Education Matters Radio Show,” produced by teens, gives local youth a voice on important issues in the community.

Broadcast staffers Lorena Limongi and Lily Bruce-Ritchie explore the community service scene at Clarke Central High School.

Clarke Central High School held a pep rally on Jan. 20 previewing their basketball game against Cedar Shoals High School. The student government association put together an array of events including the recognition of winter sports.

In the final stages of Clarke Central High School’s reconstruction, the James Crawford Memorial Arena has been completed. The gym is now in used for sports including basketball and indoor soccer.

The annual Not So Silent Night fundraiser raising money for the ODYSSEY and the Iliad will be held on Dec. 2 at the Lyndon House Arts Center.

Clarke Central High School held it’s annual Midnight Madness event in the New Gym. The event brought the CCHS community together with basketball, music and entertainment on Nov. 5.

The first episode of season three of ODTV features stories on the Open House, a fall sports recap, a movie review, the first installment of “Kelly’s Kitchen” and much more.

The Clarke Central High School varsity football team beat North Oconee High School 45-21 in Death Valley for CCHS’ annual homecoming game.

Clarke Central High School students returned to school on Aug. 9 for the beginning of the 2016-17 school year.

On May 10, former NFL quarterback, television personality, and computer software executive Fran Tarkenton visited his alma mater through the Hometown Hall of Famer program.

In light of the recent alleged sexual assaults in Clarke County School District, Digital Managing Editor Aneesa Conine-Nakano discusses consent and why it needs to be emphasized in schools.

Staff writer Kelly Fulford shows a quick and simple tutorial on how to make cookie cups.

Senior Fajr DeLane receives shocking news about her dear friend, Ethan Schut. On Oct. 29, he overdosed and passed away. Fajr DeLane opens up and shares her revelation of this news.

Senior and varsity basketball player Tyra Thompson uses her laid back disposition and gentle nature to lead by example on and off the court.

With the baseball season approaching, coaches and players are preparing to put their offseason work into action during the regular season.

“The whole family working for you” is the slogan of Panaderia Tacuari. The family owned bakery, located at 145 Fritz Mar Lane, opened the summer of 2015.

The second semester of the 2015-2016 school year has brought new renovations and changes to Clarke Central High School.

Finally fulfilling her dream, Phickles Pickles company owner Angie Tillman opened her new storefront Phickles Phun Foods earlier this year as a homemade artisan market.

In honor of October being National Dyslexia Awareness Month, Julie Alpaugh shares her story of discovering and coming to accept the fact she has dyslexia.

A video complied of past Governor’s Honors Program attendees that share and express their thoughts about the program and their own GHP experience.

In this episode of Scene at Central, broadcast staff members Kiki Griffin and Connor McCage talk to Clarke Central High School students about their expectations for homecoming this year.

For the 2015-2016 school year, Clarke County School District students in seventh through tenth grade were given new Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e Chromebooks.

In 2012 the Clarke Middle School garden was created through the initiative of parent David Berle and former agriculture science teacher Cheryl Hinson. It started as a plot of land in front of the school but over past years the front garden has expanded to four plots, and also includes a greenhouse.

On Feb. 3, former Clarke Central High School principal Dr. Jim Willis returned to campus to visit and reflect on his time here.

Local musician Kishi Bashi performed at David C. Barrow Elementary School on Thurs., March 26, as the school’s Cool Composer of the Month.

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Nicholas Byrne and Violet Merritt anchor the third episode of Season 2.

Clarke Central High School freshmen have class in the freshman academy. This year the…

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Athens stars hit the stage to show their moves in the 2014 dancing with the Athens stars.

Guru’s little yellow gibberish speaking minions are ready to compete to be his minion of the year in a fast paced challenge.

On Oct. 9, juniors and seniors faced off in the second annual powderpuff football game.

What truly makes us happy? Features writer Mary Merritt speaks about how happiness can be achieved in us all.

Julie Alpaugh talks about the CCHS Library hosting the Beyond Borders Art Exhibit for one week.

CCHS JROTC Program’s first fundraiser