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Eric Pereira/ Cornelia rollover

Eric Pereira/ Cornelia rollover

Cornelia P.D. officer injured in rollover

Georgia State Patrol responded to a call of a two-vehicle wreck at State route 105 (specifically North Main Street) and Camp Creek Road in Cornelia around 4:36 p.m. Oct. 29, which resulted in a Cornelia Police Department officer injury.

Search continues for endangered runaway teen

Habersham County Sheriff’s Office is still in search of Mays Arthur Tomlin, 16, of Mt. Airy who has been reported missing since Oct. 19, 2019 according to HCSO Public Information Officer Matt Wurtz. Tomlin’s location is unknown and it is unclear as to what state he could be in.
E-911 Children’s Fun Festival

E-911 Children’s Fun Festival

Record turn out for E-911 Children’s Fun Festival

Once again, the Habersham County E-911 Children's Fun Festival was wildly popular, providing for many children and adults a first chance to show off Halloween costumes and collect candy. The 13th annual festival, held Thursday, Oct.
Photo by Taylor Vick/ Rain concerns for Trick-or-Treat on Halloween day.

Photo by Taylor Vick/ Rain concerns for Trick-or-Treat on Halloween day.

Weather concerns for Trick-Or-Treat events

Due to forecasts of inclement weather on Halloween, cities are making decisions on whether or not to cancel their annual events. The following are the latest updates as of The Northeast Georgian’s press deadline.
Childers photographed on the left, and Knox on the right.

Childers photographed on the left, and Knox on the right.

Arrest made in Baldwin home invasion case

On Friday, Oct. 25, arrest warrants were taken in Habersham County for James Childers II, 38, of Union, South Carolina, for charges related to a home invasion in Baldwin. The warrants issued for Childers were one count of armed robbery, two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of elder abuse.

Habersham County Schools break region record

The Habersham County School System has broken a region record for achievement.  Habersham County School Superintendent Matthew Cooper recently announced the system earned the highest region ranking ever – No.