Housing worries dwell post-shutdown | The Northeast Georgian, Cornelia, Georgia

Habitat for Humanity volunteer John Ott cuts flooring to fit into one of the new Habitat homes on the Clarkesville property. Habitat for Humanity of Northeast Georgia is one of the housing nonprofits affected by the government shutdown, which ended Wednesday evening. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)

By Hannah Caudell The government shutdown may be over as of Wednesday night, but folks who rely on government funding and assistance for their basic housing needs and loan programs have a...

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