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Public meetings

News Staff
Friday, September 16, 2022
The following public meetings are scheduled from Sept. 16-22 Habersham County Commission: 6 p.m. regular meeting, Monday, Sept. 19, at the county courthouse in Clarkesville, 295 Llewellyn Street. Hospital Authority of Habersham County: 6:30 p.m. regular meeting, Tuesday, Sept.
Firefighters Wesley Stubbs, Nick Davis, Tim Nunnally, Demorest Chief Jonathon Knight, and Cpt. Kevin Roy take a somber moment to remember their colleague Garrett Resier at a memorial service Wednesday. BRIAN WELLMEIER/Staff

Firefighters Wesley Stubbs, Nick Davis, Tim Nunnally, Demorest Chief Jonathon Knight, and Cpt. Kevin Roy take a somber moment to remember their colleague Garrett Resier at a memorial service Wednesday. BRIAN WELLMEIER/Staff

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Community honors Reiser’s ‘last call’

Brian Wellmeier
Friday, September 16, 2022
A procession of 40-plus emergency vehicles, lights flashing, passed through the intersection of two fire engines on Highway 441 in Cornelia, their ladders erected high above the road to resemble St.
The Tallulah Falls Railway Engine No. 78 steams through on Nov. 3, 1946. The railroad helped give birth to the City of Cornelia. PETER MADRUGA/Submitted

The Tallulah Falls Railway Engine No. 78 steams through on Nov. 3, 1946. The railroad helped give birth to the City of Cornelia. PETER MADRUGA/Submitted

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‘Train Town’ documentary pulling into the station

Amaris E. Rodriguez
Friday, September 16, 2022
After a successful premiere in July, “Cornelia: A Train Town” will have two additional showings in the upcoming weeks, giving the community more chances to learn about the history of how the city came to be.
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Piedmont recruiter connects with Hispanic students

Amaris E. Rodriguez
Friday, September 16, 2022
   As Gabriel Gutierrez travels across state lines speaking with Hispanic high school students about the possibility of attending college, he hopes his story is able to resonate with them and help continue to increase diversity at Piedmont University.
LeslieAnn Khoury plays Kimberly Davis in the independent film “Mirror Madness.” CARSON SPRINKLE/Submitted

LeslieAnn Khoury plays Kimberly Davis in the independent film “Mirror Madness.” CARSON SPRINKLE/Submitted

‘Mirror Madness’ comes to Clarkesville

News Staff
Friday, September 16, 2022
A team of ambitious young filmmakers and actors are bringing their best movie work to downtown Clarkesville next week. A cast of locally well-known actors star in “Mirror Madness,” a short film by Demorest filmmaker and photographer Carson Sprinkle.
Queen Elizabeth II converses with two children at a jubilee event in 2002. The longtime monarch passed away Sept. 8 at the age of 96 after seven decades as queen. ANYA TAYLOR/Submitted

Queen Elizabeth II converses with two children at a jubilee event in 2002. The longtime monarch passed away Sept. 8 at the age of 96 after seven decades as queen. ANYA TAYLOR/Submitted

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Great Britain, Australia ‘shocked’ by queen’s death

Matthew Osborne
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
The world was shaken Thursday afternoon with the passing of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, as folks mourned a great leader who reigned for seven decades.
Cornelia Police interviews Mary Leigh Sheriff-Welborn (left) at the scene of a Sept. 3 shooting. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Cornelia Police interviews Mary Leigh Sheriff-Welborn (left) at the scene of a Sept. 3 shooting. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

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Cornelia parking lot shooter gets misdemeanor

Matthew Osborne
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
The woman responsible for the gunfire at an incident in Cornelia on Sept. 3 was arrested on a misdemeanor charge after investigation by Cornelia Police.
Students at Fairview Elementary who needed shoes were fitted and given a free pair of shoes along with socks thanks to donations made from The Habersham Rotary Club. SUBMITTED

Students at Fairview Elementary who needed shoes were fitted and given a free pair of shoes along with socks thanks to donations made from The Habersham Rotary Club. SUBMITTED

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Rotary kicks off program for Fairview students

Amaris E. Rodriguez
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
An anonymous donation from The Habersham Rotary Club helped kick off a new service project that has put over 60 students at Fairview Elementary School in a brand new pair of shoes.