Georgia Senate to revisit certificate of need law
The state Senate was where the action was in the General Assembly this year either to reform or repeal Georgia’s decades-old certificate of need law (CON) governing hospitals and health-care servic
The state Senate was where the action was in the General Assembly this year either to reform or repeal Georgia’s decades-old certificate of need law (CON) governing hospitals and health-care servic
“Almost, Maine” debuted Thursday night and plays Friday and Saturday, June 2-3 at 7:30 p.m., then Sunday, June 4 at 2 p.m.
Continuing its tradition, the Habersham County Board of Education met one last time of the school year prior to graduation last Friday night.
Habersham County Sheriff’s Office recently reiterated warnings about the proliferation of fentanyl into the area and the dangers it presents.
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Matthew Wolfe has reached his longtime goal of Eagle Scout after completing his project.
Almost being a historic part of the county, Mountain Automotive sits in the building that was previously home to Vann Oil in Cornelia.
There are many local programs helping families and individuals in need, and Habersham Homeless Ministries (HHM) takes that help one step further by providing those who do not have a home with adequ
Habersham Central graduate and Lady Raider basketball standout Sataria Cantrell has found her next home. Cantrell, who graduated last Friday, committed to Allen Community College in Iola, Kan.
Habersham Central hosted its annual “Future Raiders” summer football camp Tuesday through Thursday of this week on John Larry Black Field at Raider Stadium.