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Five students sign REACH commitments

News Staff
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
For the third year, five Habersham County students have taken a pledge that will lead them to academic success and a bright future. On Wednesday, Oct. 23, the students, eighth graders from North Habersham Middle School (NHMS), South Habersham Middle School (SHMS) and Hilliard A.
Habersham Central High School (HCHS) seniors Brett Browner, right, and Jose Bravo, center, check out a brochure from Georgia Southern University at the annual College PROBE Fair. About 50 colleges and universities visited HCHS Thursday to connect with students about post-secondary education opportunities. (Photo/ERIC PEREIRA)

Habersham Central High School (HCHS) seniors Brett Browner, right, and Jose Bravo, center, check out a brochure from Georgia Southern University at the annual College PROBE Fair. About 50 colleges and universities visited HCHS Thursday to connect with students about post-secondary education opportunities. (Photo/ERIC PEREIRA)

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HCHS hosts College PROBE Fair

Eric Pereira
Thursday, October 24, 2019
Habersham Central High School (HCHS) hosted its annual College PROBE Fair Thursday morning, allowing students to receive information from several colleges and build connections with representatives.
Habersham County District 5 Commissioner candidates George Locke Arnold, Michael Gosnell, Darrin Johnston, Tim Stamey and Barry Trotter share some of their views with community members at the political forum Tuesday, just two weeks before Election Day Nov. 5. (Photo/CHAMIAN CRUZ)

Habersham County District 5 Commissioner candidates George Locke Arnold, Michael Gosnell, Darrin Johnston, Tim Stamey and Barry Trotter share some of their views with community members at the political forum Tuesday, just two weeks before Election Day Nov. 5. (Photo/CHAMIAN CRUZ)

Commission candidates share views before Nov. 5

Chamian Cruz
Thursday, October 24, 2019
In about one hour, the five candidates running for district five county commissioner shared their views on several topics, such as economic development, growth in the county, infrastructure and small business, at the political forum Tuesday hosted by the Habersham County Farm Bureau and Habersham...
Christina Santee leaves The Northeast Georgian after serving the community for eight years

Christina Santee leaves The Northeast Georgian after serving the community for eight years

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'See you later'

Christina Santee
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Eight years. Eight years I’ve been with The Northeast Georgian, five of which I’ve spent serving as editor.
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CHAMIAN CRUZ/Staff

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TRUNK-OR-TREAT EVENT PROVIDES SAFE ENVIRONMENT

News Staff
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
The second annual Trunk-or-Treat for Special Needs Families returned to Clarkesville at the Habersham County Fairgrounds Saturday, Oct. 19. Rhonda Stamey, Challenger League coordinator, said there were 19 trunks at the event for kids to visit for candy, each one with a different theme.
Artist Chad Shore does a headstand in front of his work. (Photo/Chamian Cruz)

Artist Chad Shore does a headstand in front of his work. (Photo/Chamian Cruz)

Artist shares meaning of American flag painting at Anderson Village

Chamian Cruz
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Anderson Village, located in Alto, may be attracting new sets of eyes soon, as the retail center is in the process of being updated. That’s why when Chad Shore started painting a 9.5- by 13-foot American flag on the side of Better Body Fitness 24/7 several months ago, it didn’t go unnoticed.

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CANDIDATE RESPONSES

Christina Santee
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Ahead of Election Day Nov. 5, The Northeast Georgian is asking candidates running for election/re-election, even if not facing opposition, a series of questions to help educate readers on their reasons for running and their plans for office.
Greg Ansley has been working in his family business, A&A Electric Inc., in Cornelia since he was 12 years old. Debbie Beck, office manager, has been with the business for nearly 40 years. A&A Electric Inc. is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. (Photo/CHAMIAN CRUZ)

Greg Ansley has been working in his family business, A&A Electric Inc., in Cornelia since he was 12 years old. Debbie Beck, office manager, has been with the business for nearly 40 years. A&A Electric Inc. is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. (Photo/CHAMIAN CRUZ)

50 YEARS STRONG

Chamian Cruz
Thursday, October 17, 2019
Greg Ansley, son of Hershel and Runette Ansley, started working for the family business, A&A Electric Inc., in Cornelia since he was 12 years old. This year, he and his staff are celebrating the business’ 50th anniversary.