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The gymnastics program debate continues. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

The gymnastics program debate continues. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Appraiser: Gym equipment worth $190k

   Opponents of privatizing the gymnastics program offered by the Habersham County Parks and Recreation Department say the current – and only – bid to take over the program is too low.
An illuminated manger scene sits outside of Cornelia City Hall. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

An illuminated manger scene sits outside of Cornelia City Hall. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Cornelia debuts new Christmas decor

   As Thanksgiving ends, the Christmas season is in full swing. The City of Cornelia is marking the holiday season with a host of new festive displays downtown and in its Christmas Lights Spectacular at Cornelia City Park.
Farm Bureau Board Member Danny Brooks is served a hot meal from Crossroads Cafe by Habersham County FFA’s Aydan Savage. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Farm Bureau Board Member Danny Brooks is served a hot meal from Crossroads Cafe by Habersham County FFA’s Aydan Savage. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Habersham County Farm City Breakfast honors best in agriculture

   Habersham County Farm Bureau held its annual Farm City Breakfast, honoring the county’s agricultural efforts on Friday.    Agriculture is vital to the American way of life.
All county buildings will soon be equipped with naloxone, commonly known as Narcan, a nasal spray that can reverse the effects of opioid overdose. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

All county buildings will soon be equipped with naloxone, commonly known as Narcan, a nasal spray that can reverse the effects of opioid overdose. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Narcan coming to county buildings

   All county buildings will soon be equipped with naloxone, commonly known as Narcan, a nasal spray that can reverse the effects of opioid overdose.
Gymnastics gym in Clarkesville. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Gymnastics gym in Clarkesville. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Gym owner: Bid is fair

   The gymnastics program provided by Habersham County Parks and Recreation Department continues to be a point of contention after a Cleveland-based gym expressed interest in taking over the program last week.
The winner of this year’s Turkey Trot, Jackson Weeks, finished with a time of 20:54, an impressive feat for the youngster battling the hilly route. Weeks stands in between Zach Staggs and Pastor Nathan LaShoto in this photo. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

The winner of this year’s Turkey Trot, Jackson Weeks, finished with a time of 20:54, an impressive feat for the youngster battling the hilly route. Weeks stands in between Zach Staggs and Pastor Nathan LaShoto in this photo. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

Turkey Trot for a good cause

   BSG Coffee and Elite Recovery hosted a Turkey Trot on Saturday to benefit the local Kiwanis Club.    The event started with a Jazzercise warm-up at First Baptist Church in Cornelia, along with BSG-made coffee to warm up the runners on the cold morning.
Farm Bureau logo. Credit: Farm Bureau

Farm Bureau logo. Credit: Farm Bureau

County holds Farm City Breakfast today

   American farmers and ranchers help feed the world by producing a bounty of agricultural products. To do this, they rely on essential partnerships with urban and suburban communities to supply, sell and deliver finished products across the country and around the world.
Angel DeJesus Rivera-Sanchez appears in Habersham County Magistrate Court on Nov. 1 in this video screenshot. SUBMITTED

Angel DeJesus Rivera-Sanchez appears in Habersham County Magistrate Court on Nov. 1 in this video screenshot. SUBMITTED

Superior court judge denies bail for Rivera-Sanchez

   Angel DeJesus Rivera-Sanchez was denied bond for the alleged kidnapping and murder of 25-year-old Minelys Zoe Rodriguez-Ramirez in late October.    Rodriguez-Ramirez was last seen at Walmart in Cornelia around 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 22. After being reported missing on Oct.
The old county courthouse in downtown Clarkesville could face demolition soon. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

The old county courthouse in downtown Clarkesville could face demolition soon. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff

‘One of our only options’

   Demolition of the old county courthouse could be in the near future.    Habersham County Development Authority Chairman Jim Butterworth approached the board of commissioners on Monday calling demolition “one of our only options left.
County Manager Alicia Vaughn (right) presents a plaque to Animal Control Director Madi Nix as part of the county’s employee recognition program. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

County Manager Alicia Vaughn (right) presents a plaque to Animal Control Director Madi Nix as part of the county’s employee recognition program. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Interim likely for county manager

   The clock is ticking for Habersham County to select a new county manager before current manager Alicia Vaughn’s contract ends on Dec. 27, and the board is leaning towards selecting an interim candidate for the role until an official hire can be made.