Frank Gannon passed away Dec. 20 at his home in Demorest. He taught at Tallulah Falls School and Piedmont College in addition to having four books published.
Cornelia firefighter Erin Higgins points out the foam gauge on the engine. Several local departments already use environmentally friendly foam.
Rabun County’s Connor McKay is swarmed by Tallulah Falls defenders Devonte Allen (23) and Simeon Respress during Friday night’s game. The Indians turned the game around with a full-court press before falling late.
The Rev. Kenneth McEntire speaks about the loss of his mentor, the Rev. Furman Brown Lewis, at a memorial service Saturday at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Clarkesville. Lewis passed away Christmas Eve at the age of 90.
Anthem and North Georgia Health System are still negotiating.
Various police and fire agencies spread holiday cheer by handing out gifts to residents at Habersham Retreat.
One of the many unique items auctioned off Friday at Once Upon a Time Co. in downtown Clarkesville was an “Indian used blacksmith made percussion pistol” from circa 1870.
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield is in talks with Northeast Georgia Health System for a new contract.
Habersham County Farm Bureau handed out Belkie Bears to patients at Habersham Medical Center as part of their Beary Merry Christmas on Wednesday morning. Participants are, back row from left, Malik Perry, Katie Peck, Julie Owens, Janet Wilbanks, Jimmy Kowalsky, Habersham County Farm Bureau president; Cheryl Kowalsky, Habersham County Women’s Committee; Tim Bryant, agency manager; and Chris Bryant. Front row are, from left, Joseph Peck with Noah, Raven Peck, Brette Bryant and Lauryn Bryant.
