Athens City Council debates property sales, construction delays
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 3, 2025Athens City Council met Tuesday evening, weighing property sales, sidewalk closures tied to ongoing construction and updates to housing code.
Athens City Council met Tuesday evening, weighing property sales, sidewalk closures tied to ongoing construction and updates to housing code.
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