Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger made a stop in Demorest last Friday at the Habersham County Chamber of Commerce’s Good Morning Habersham breakfast at Piedmont University.
What likely was referred to as graffiti when first painted on a downtown Cornelia railroad bridge, the legend “Tim Loves Tink” is on track to become legendary.
The City of Cornelia will soon be conducting a survey of its customer water lines to determine compliance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead and Copper Rule.
While it might be expected for the state’s best fine dining and gourmet food to be clustered around Georgia’s metro cities, local business owners Jay and Melissa Reeder prove that rural communit
Clarkesville’s iconic Stoney’s restaurant survived nearly six decades on the corner of Highways 17 and 197. It took just 90 minutes to raze it to the ground.
The Short Term Rental Ordinance (STRO) discussion ended in further setbacks for a finalized ordinance and provided continued debates among council members in Clarkesville City Council’s regular
The General Assembly’s Republican majorities gave final passage to new legislative district maps Tuesday over objections from minority Democrats that the state House and Senate maps violate the
Level Grove Baptist Church in Cornelia will host “Night to Shine” for the first time on Feb. 9, 2024.
The Orchard Property Owners Association (OPOA) was denied an injunction to stop Habersham County from putting a new communications tower in their neighborhood by Judge Bill Oliver on Friday in S
The Georgia House and Senate redistricting committees approved new district lines for their respective legislative chambers Thursday, in keeping with a court ruling that the current district map
