Donna Patrum gets to Habersham Central High School before 7 a.m. every weekday. Soon, she starts to get emails and phone calls from teachers telling her they need substitutes.
Despite its status as a Clarkesville landmark for more than a century, many folks – even some who grew up in the city – had never been inside the Charm House before Saturday night.
Demorest honored two community members Saturday whose namesakes adorn landmarks at the park in the burgeoning new center of the community.
Clarksville’s downtown Christmas parade will celebrate 200 years of history in the city with the theme “Christmas Through the Ages,” honoring Clarkesville’s bicentennial.
Millions of Jews in America have felt the impact of the Israel-Hamas war whether it’s through the stories of relatives in the Middle East, acts of antisemitism at home or the destruction of Isra
The City of Baldwin broke ground on the site for a new 7,000-square-foot public works facility on Industrial Park road Wednesday morning.
Rope Roberts thought he was just going to have lunch with the Georgia Economic Developers Association on Monday, but he walked out with a lifetime achievement award.
Councilman John Hendrix has just six more weeks left on his adventurous four-year term on Demorest City Council, but this week, he found himself embroiled in one last controversy for the road.
Habersham County’s Board of Education rarely has anyone take them up on the offer of public comment at their meetings, but Kathy Carter had an important message Monday night.
A North Georgia man suspected of burglary was arrested after yet another local chase Sunday.
