The mass vaccination site in Clarkesville will administer its last initial dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at 5 p.m. Friday, and it will close for good on Friday, May 21.
For the people at the Family Resource Center of Northeast Georgia (FRC), the duties they perform every day are more than a job.
Some soldiers are drafted, but Calvin Krefft enlisted voluntarily because serving his country was something he was meant to do.
Joshua Newsome is only a junior at Habersham Central High School (HCHS), but by the time he graduates, he will have earned certification to begin a career in welding, automotive or perhaps a com
Easter Sunday marked the first time since 1881 that worship services were held on the sacred grounds of the Old Clarkesville Cemetery.
The Big Red Apple monument in Cornelia that is so loved and cherished by the community is now more vibrant than it’s been in years.
Local legislators echoed Governor Brian Kemp’s defense of Georgia’s new voting bill, which has been met with anger and criticism nationally, including being called “Jim Crow in the 21st Century”
Habersham County’s Special Olympics have been canceled for a second year out of an abundance of caution during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and all of a sudden many colleges struggled to figure out how to adapt to a virtual environment, Dustin Emhart, accounting instructor at North Georgia Technical Co
TJ Maxx and another Bealls Outlet will soon give Habersham Countians another reason to not have to travel outside of the county to shop.
