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Lady Raiders look to keep rolling early
Carrie and Cameron Bennett are shown with their two children, Mason and Maleigha. CARRIE BENNETT/Submitted
Family battles mountain of adversity
Department of Transportation workers try to place the rocks in the right places as they bolster the retaining wall on Central Avenue in Demorest. The wall is slated to be fixed in 2023 but its condition is worsening. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
DOT patches Demorest wall with rock pile
Missing gun still lost in the woods
Holocaust exhibit tells of ‘Survivors and Liberators’
Councilwoman Alice Venter (middle) reviews renderings a townhouse development while Mayor Joe Elam (left) and Councilman Larry Lewallen (right) consider logistics of the project. BRIAN WELLMEIER/Staff
Baldwin approves 165 townhouses
Classes commenced Aug. 8 at Tallulah Falls School for the 2022-23 academic year. Shown is fifth grader Ayaan Rahman of Mt. Airy, whose older brother Nafis graduated with the TFS Class of 2022. Like the Rahman brothers, local families represent the majority of the day student population, with 208 students from Habersham County and 180 from the four closest neighboring counties, Stephens, White, Rabun and Banks. STEPHANIE DORANTES/Tallulah Falls School
