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Anyone who speeds through the school zone near Baldwin Elementary will be issued a ticket via the camera system.

Anyone who speeds through the school zone near Baldwin Elementary will be issued a ticket via the camera system.

New cameras keep eyes on school zones

   After the Baldwin City Council approved an Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) system to monitor speeding and traffic violations last September, the system finally went live Tuesday for the first time in the 2020-21 school year.
Bryan Ferguson’s first day as HEMC president and CEO will be Sept. 28, 2020.

Bryan Ferguson’s first day as HEMC president and CEO will be Sept. 28, 2020.

Habersham EMC gets new president and CEO

   The Habersham EMC Board of Directors announced Bryan Ferguson as President and CEO this week. The decision comes after several months of reviewing resumes and conducting interviews.
Lee Arrendale State Prison has had its share of controversies in 2020, from multiple allegations of sex assaults and abuse to an April riot that involved 11 people.

Lee Arrendale State Prison has had its share of controversies in 2020, from multiple allegations of sex assaults and abuse to an April riot that involved 11 people.

Officials mum about Arrendale prison riot

   In a year where Lee Arrendale State Prison has struggled with controversies, another has arisen amid news emerging of a prison riot that took place April 17.
Habersham Central’s Molly Butler goes for a spike against Lumpkin County.

Habersham Central’s Molly Butler goes for a spike against Lumpkin County.

Lady Raider volleyball rolling into region play

   After knocking off local powerhouse Jefferson in their last match, Habersham Central’s volleyball team kept the momentum rolling into Thursday night. The Lady Raiders avenged two early season losses to Gainesville and Lumpkin County to go 3-0 on the night.
Habersham Central’s Joey Handlos makes a running catch in the outfield on Thursday night against Lanier.

Habersham Central’s Joey Handlos makes a running catch in the outfield on Thursday night against Lanier.

Lady Raiders softball snaps skid against Lanier

   After dropping three region contests in a row, Habersham Central’s softball team ended its losing skid Thursday with a 6-3 victory over Lanier.     “To me, that’s a good win, and it puts us in the driver’s seat for the playoffs,” Lady Raiders’ head coach Bill Bradley said.
Tallulah Falls girls celebrate a point during their win Thursday over Rabun County. Photo courtesy of Tallulah Falls School

Tallulah Falls girls celebrate a point during their win Thursday over Rabun County. Photo courtesy of Tallulah Falls School

Tallulah Falls volleyball picking up wins, momentum

   After a weeklong break, Tallulah Falls volleyball team picked up where it left off by securing two victories over state-ranked Rabun and White counties Thursday night.    In the first match of the evening versus Class 3A No. 6 White County, the Lady Indians fell behind 14-11 to the Warriors.
Habersham Central’s Jackson Clouatre jukes a defender on his way to a big gain on Friday night. Photo by LILLIAN VAN TASSEL

Habersham Central’s Jackson Clouatre jukes a defender on his way to a big gain on Friday night. Photo by LILLIAN VAN TASSEL

Raiders plunder Madison County in opener

   After a pair of close games with Madison County over the last two years, Habersham Central left no doubt this time around.    The Raiders opened the 2020 season with a dominant performance in a 27-6 win Friday night at John Larry Black Field.
The old courthouse in Clarkesville currently has no interested buyers.

The old courthouse in Clarkesville currently has no interested buyers.

Habersham sees hits, misses on development projects

   While COVID-19 has made a noticeable impact on businesses across the state and U.S., Habersham County is seeing some new developments. The pandemic has potentially caused some halts on developments moving forward as well.

Demorest stands firm against Piedmont claims

   The City of Demorest has declined to move forward with resolving any of the legal claims brought forward by Piedmont College which included but not limited to fraud, racketeering and conflict of interest.
Shawn Weldy (bottom left) used lessons learned young to build a successful career and family, along with wife Laura and sons Tucker and Hayden.

Shawn Weldy (bottom left) used lessons learned young to build a successful career and family, along with wife Laura and sons Tucker and Hayden.

Mentorship as a youth lifted local man to success

   Looking back, Shawn Weldy never imagined his life would end up where it has.     “Before I never would’ve imagined I’d work for a Fortune 500 company, let alone be in a management role,” Weldy said.