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Members of the community came out Wednesday evening to join Daniel Vega of Cornelia in a George Floyd Memorial 10K to support the black community and lives of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and other African Americans. Vega said this was a way to start the conversation addressing the division in the U.S. The runners and children on bicycles began at City Hall in Cornelia to go all the way to Walmart and back. The Cornelia Police Department attended to help ensure a safe escort as they were near busy streets.
Peaceful protest planned for Clarkesville today
Demorest cancels Fourth of July fireworks
Delayed Election Day finally arrives in Georgia
Left photo, Demorest resident Joan Tench is one of the residents that is requesting the termination of City Manager Kim Simonds and resignation of Councilmen Nathan Davis and John Hendrix. Right photo, Demorest resident Deborah Showalter is one of the residents representing the CCD or Concerned Citizens of Demorest. Among other things, they do not wish to see those officials removed, but does want attorney Joey Homans to resign.
Demorest residents divided on political agendas
Habersham County seeks to resolve remaining SPLOST issues
Baldwin City Hall opens to the public Monday, June 8
Brendalin Garduño Leónides, DACA recipient, offers her services working on the front line as a nursing student at Grady Memorial Hospital.
