Judge rules for county in lawsuit
After a two-year ordeal, a federal judge ruled in favor of Habersham County in a lawsuit filed by its former HR director claiming racial discrimination.
After a two-year ordeal, a federal judge ruled in favor of Habersham County in a lawsuit filed by its former HR director claiming racial discrimination.
Coming from a military family, Eagle Scout Patrick McNair held a special place in his heart for the American flag, so it was only fitting that when it came time to think of a project for the Eagle
Jen Tarnowski is set to take on a new role as executive director of Rape Response by the end of the week, though her past experience had long prepared her for executing the organization’s mission a
Officials with the City of Baldwin have been on a mission to promote the latest coming of their annual Fall Festival, which this year they hope to be bigger and better than even the one that saw a
The City of Cornelia is preparing for its most anticipated event of the year – The Big Red Apple Festival, which will be celebrating its 34th year on Saturday.
The murder investigation in Tallulah Falls went to another level this week upon release of a message the victim sent to her daughter before disappearing for good.
Piedmont’s Faculty Senate has now taken action against those in its highest positions of leadership.
To help get students on the right path for future careers, North Georgia Technical College in Clarkesville created the “8th Grade Color Tour” campaign, inviting students to learn about programs off
The coronavirus remains under relative control in Habersham County.
A new business is opening up in downtown Cornelia, curating a space designed for moms, giving them access to a selection of high-end resale clothing options for children without the high price tags