Water talks affect two counties’ future

  • A sign protesting eminent domain on the Irvins’ property sits on the shoreline of their property. Demorest plans to draw water at the site and build a water treatment plant. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)
    A sign protesting eminent domain on the Irvins’ property sits on the shoreline of their property. Demorest plans to draw water at the site and build a water treatment plant. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)

    By Samantha Sinclair, Megan Horn and Noah Ansley

    When it comes to water, Demorest is the king in Habersham County.

    The Demorest Water System provides water all over the county — Baldwin, Clarkesville an…

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