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The Habersham County Board of Education held its first two budget hearings on Monday, proposing to maintain last year’s millage rate of 10.354. JULIANNE AKERS/Staff
School board holds line on millage rate
The Hall family gathers at Father’s Day, including (from left) Enocka Franky, Ivy Hall, Brinson Hall (front), Stacy Hall, Ange Badji (back) and Lincoln Hall with Barbara Bush. SUBMITTED
Opening our doors to the world
Tallulah Falls’ national championship rifle team included (front row, from left) Zeek Pruitt, Marc Crotta, Ethan Simmons, Kylee Loudermilk, coach Tim Stamey and assistant coach Kerry Stamey. Back row are (from left) Leah Rogers, Brianna Walter, Chloe Erwin and Joseph McGahee. Right photo shows the trophy the Indians brought home. TALLULAH FALLS SCHOOL/Submitted
Indians’ rifle team wins national title
All-American camp sent a pair of coaches to Habersham Central for camp this week in Crystal Childs and Deja Robinson. LANG STOREY/Staff
Lady Raider volleyball hosts annual All-American Camp
Double Crown ‘feeding’ Habersham’s athletes
Baldwin Assistant Police Chief Justin Ferguson (right) and Sgt. Aaron Spivey (left) introduce new officer Logan Ivester to the city council Monday.
Baldwin continues building up police force
Residents spring forward to defend gymnastics
Jack Horton and Drew Atha discuss plans for renovations at Clarkesville Elementary construction site. CARROLL DANIEL CONSTRUCTION/Courtesy
Coming full circle
An overhead shot of downtown Clarkesville is shown Thursday. This block of downtown was sold for $3.6 million to an Alpharetta developer. ZACH TAYLOR/Special
