A Habersham County woman with a colorful criminal past was arrested on more than a dozen charges related to weapons and drug dealing after a raid in Cornelia earlier this month.
As the weather gets warmer, garden enthusiasts across North Georgia are eager to start putting their plants in the ground.
Dr. Aaron Scott did not know that his mom was working behind the scenes on his behalf.
The Georgia Senate gave final passage to an election-year tax cut bill Wednesday, sending it on to Gov. Brian Kemp’s desk for his signature.
Sources of Strength, a student-led initiative at Habersham Success Academy is working to spread awareness about mental health and suicide prevention.
Twirling ribbons, chiming xylophones and dance moves filled the Cornelia Library on Monday at the first Magic Movement and Music Class for children with disabilities.
Despite 15 months of vehement protests, lawsuits and petitions, the radio tower scheduled to be placed in The Orchard subdivision is going forward.
Jean Armstrong said Monday night that she participated in recycling in Habersham County for more than 45 years. But one day, she just stopped.
A single story residence at the 300 block of Modoc Drive in Cornelia sustained significant damage from a fire Tuesday afternoon, though firefighters were able to contain the blaze before it spre
Though the country has changed over nearly 250 years, American Values remain strong.
