Habersham Central assistant coach Brandon Worley embraces Hayden Gailey (10) in the pandemonium following Gailey’s game clinching interception in double overtime on Friday night against Jackson County. TOM ASKEW/Special
Habersham Central assistant coach Brandon Worley embraces Hayden Gailey (10) in the pandemonium following Gailey’s game clinching interception in double overtime on Friday night against Jackson County. TOM ASKEW/Special
Members of the Habersham County government and first responders and emergency service workers break ground at Ruby Fulbright Aquatic Center, the symbolic site of the new public safety radio system in the county. From left are Sheriff Joey Terrell, County Manager Alicia Vaughn, Public Works Director Jerry Baggett, Shawn Benfield, 911 Director Lynn Smith, Emergency Medical Services Director Jeff Adams, Bruce Harkness, Bruce Palmer and Stephanie Walker. JULIANNE AKERS/Staff
Habersham Central homecoming queen Amayah Dooley can hardly believe it as she is crowned Friday night by last year’s queen, Haley Viera. TOM ASKEW/Special
Habersham EMC and CEO Bryan Ferguson (on stage) recognized its lineman who were champions of last year’s International Lineman’s Rodeo, including coach Chris Chapman, Tucker Dyer, Robert Morris and Dillon Welborn. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
Habersham Central’s Da’Riyah Bell and Katelynn LoBuono get the block on the Apalachee attack and get the point for the Lady Raiders. ZACH TAYLOR/Special
Addy McCoy and Tallulah Falls’ volleyball team are looking like state contenders once again. AUSTIN POFFENBERGER/Special
Habersham Central’s Carter Barrett brings down Lanier’s Tayo Ashadele last Friday. TOM ASKEW/Special