Alexis Lowe began teaching dance classes for children with special needs and disabilities at the Cornelia Library this year in hopes of increasing accessibility of programs for these students. FILE
In the third grade, Reese Ledford, published her very first book, “Daisy and the Bee: A Story of True Friendship.” FILE
Clarkesville local Joe Hatfield was tapped to be the chair of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Board. FILE
Feb. 10 was recognized as Sue Payne Smith Day in Mt. Airy, honoring the longtime resident who’s dedicated much of her life to preserving the history of the town. FILE
Barbara Brown Taylor was inducted into the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame in September for numerous books focusing on spirituality and faith. FILE
Inger Smith took the reins of the kitchen at the Habersham County Meals on Wheels program, providing exquisite, fresh and locally sourced meals to those who might not be able to leave their homes easily. FILE
Local lawyer Dennis Cathey celebrated 50 years of his law firm Cathey & Strain being in business in Cornelia. FILE
Habersham County School Resource Officer Chad Gable returned from a seven-month deployment with the National Guard in Saudi Arabia. Gable was honored at a board of education meeting for his service in and outside of the county. FILE
Demorest resident Ansleigh Sherlin lent a helping hand to others through her blessing box initiative. The box is located at Little Dreamers Academy in Cornelia. FILE
Throughout 2024, The Northeast Georgian covered the stories of people in the community who made a difference in the lives of others, made strides in their respective fields an...
