Crossover Day provides mix of survivors, casualties
Crossover Day has come and gone in the General Assembly this year, with some bills making the deadline to remain eligible for passage in 2024 and others falling by the wayside.
Crossover Day has come and gone in the General Assembly this year, with some bills making the deadline to remain eligible for passage in 2024 and others falling by the wayside.
Clarkesville based beef and pork producer, teXga farms was recognized as number seven on the Bulldog 100 list which celebrates the 100 fastest-growing organizations owned or led by alumni of the
Like it has for more than a decade, the old courthouse in Clarkesville sits and waits for an outcome that moves the city forward into the future.
A former prisoner at Lee Arrendale State Prison filed a lawsuit on Feb.
Legislation guaranteeing Georgians the right to hunt and fish in the state’s navigable rivers and streams cleared the Georgia House Monday.
Ansley McAllister grew up in Clarkesville going to bluegrass jams and listening to Miranda Lambert CDs in the backseat of her mom’s car, but she never thought she could make music of her own.
Habersham County Landfill will stop taking construction and demolition (C&D) waste after Thursday, per a policy change announced in January to help extend the life of the landfill.
Georgia political leaders are calling out President Joe Biden’s administration for its controversial border policies in the wake of the murder of a female student in Athens, the suspect in which
Kelly Woodall announced Tuesday that he intends to qualify as a candidate for Habersham County Board of Commissioners for District 1.
When Jaren Campbell was in first grade he came home from school one day with a flier for Cub Scouts.