First grader Ethan Coker enjoys Olympic Town at Raider stadium with one of his buddies, Marie Vongphachanh. JULIANNE AKERS/Staff
Children’s author and illustrator Shanda McClosky worked on this year's One Book Habersham selection, and she will meet with students three times this week.
The old courthouse in Clarkesville has sat untouched for more than a decade.
Joe Hatfield (left) accepts the new Mountain Mover Award from United Way Director Candice Holcomb at the United Way breakfast Thursday morning at North Georgia Technical College. JULIANNE AKERS/Special
Baldwin Police Chief Chris Jones says the city needs animal control, and the lack of services puts a burden on the police department. JULIANNE AKERS/Staff
Right, Avonlea Holtzclaw was killed when a speeding Corvette crashed into her Ford SUV. Left, Mitchell Boggs, 58, of Marietta, was the alleged driver of the Corvette at the time of the crash. FILE (Caption from FILE)
Belle, played by Lilly Kate Farrar, sings about her frustrations with dancing dishes and silverware as an ensemble during “Disenchanted” at Habersham Community Theater. ZACH TAYLOR/Special
Habersham Central boys soccer players celebrate their region title with fellow students and friends Tuesday night after knocking off North Forsyth 1-0 to clinch first place. LANG STOREY/Staff
Stewart Swanson gives a rose to Evelyn Davis Harmon, who shared her fond memories of Deas Chapel and the people who created it at a dedication ceremony Sunday for the restored organ at the historic church. ZACH TAYLOR/Special
Betty Dalton (left) and Wilma Propes check out a picture on a cell phone at Dalton’s home in Baldwin. JULIANNE AKERS/Staff
