Jonathan Thomas
The Demorest City Council will now hold the hearing at 6 p.m. on Sept. 16. It was originally scheduled to take place during the Sept. 1 regular meeting.
Blaine Lyle poses in front of the Coast Guard Cutter Alert ship in Cape Canaveral, Fla. (Submitted)
Jenna Wade, owner of The PLANTique Market, tidies up the potting table at her business in front of Old Clarkesville Mill. She owns the building and the cabin next door, as well as land extending past the buildings. (Samantha Sinclair/Staff)
PresLee Hix, an English Language Arts co-teacher at South Habersham Middle School, helps one of her students with an assignment during class Wednesday. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)
Jim Mitchell, a math and computer science teacher at Habersham Central High School, helps Tristan Evans with an assignment in the high school’s newest computer science pathway class. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)
Demorest is seeking to acquire Johnny Irvin and David Irvin’s two parcels totaling about 10 acres on Tallulah Falls Lake for a water treatment facility.
Jake Fromm speaks to a very crowded Level Grove Baptist Church at the Tailgates and Testimonies event held on Sunday night. (Noah Ansley/Staff)
From left, Cristina Simmons and Cornelia City Manager Dee Anderson help clean and pick up trimmed branches at a home in the city during the Helping Hands event on Saturday. (Noah Ansley/Staff)
