Sid Porter poses for a photo at Vintage Sound Studio in Clarkesville. (Noah Ansley/Staff)
Signage displays the news that Petsense in Cornelia is closing. (Samantha Sinclair/Staff)
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Walls are going up at the new Habersham County Animal Care and Control facility under construction on Old Athens Highway next to South Habersham Middle School. (Samantha Sinclair/Staff)
Station 5’s Brandon Whitney, Keith Borton, Kayden Harper, Tyler Downs and Kyle Cash continue working as station renovations near completion. (Noah Ansley/Staff)
A dining room and kitchen is shown in one of the presidential penthouses, which are now long-term rentals at the Apple Mountain Golf Club and Resort, recently purchased by BQA 4 LLC. (Submitted)
Noah Ansley
Under the previous zoning, data centers were allowed in Medium Intensity and High Intensity zones — marked dark blue and red on the 1992 map — and subdivisions with unlimited one-acre lots were allowed in Light Intensity zoning district, or all light blue areas. The newly-approved zoning map limits data centers to General Industrial zoning districts, marked in grey, and creates a minimum lot size of three acres in Agricultural zoning district, marked by green on the map. (Submitted)
Fertilizer is spread over Gilbert Barrett’s field on Monday. Fertilizer costs had been rising due to multiple factors, including the U.S.-Iran conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)
From left, Riley Hembree and A.J. Walker (back row) smile for a photo with Cendall Pitts and her niece, Hadley Powers (front row), one of the mega supreme title holders of the Miss Rowdy Pageant. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)
