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HABERSHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE/Submitted

HABERSHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE/Submitted

Running too fast on Duncan

News Staff
Friday, April 29, 2022
A tractor-trailer driven by Richard Wayne Childress, 59, of Bristol, Tenn., overturned on its side at the intersection of Duncan Bridge Road and Highway 365 on Wednesday morning.
Mayor Barrie Aycock, FRC Chairperson Leigh Johnston and newly hired FRC staff member Katie Gill interact at the organization’s visitation center. BRIAN WELLMEIER/Staff

Mayor Barrie Aycock, FRC Chairperson Leigh Johnston and newly hired FRC staff member Katie Gill interact at the organization’s visitation center. BRIAN WELLMEIER/Staff

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Family Resource Center shows its worth to public

Brian Wellmeier
Friday, April 29, 2022
On any other day, the doors of Family Resource Center of Northeast Georgia’s (FRC) visitation center remain locked to protect the most vulnerable members of the community.

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Cornelia set to kick off summer

Amaris E. Rodriguez
Friday, April 29, 2022
Summer in Cornelia is going to be kicked off with a series of activities with the “Catch Me In Cornelia: Summer Nights Street Festival,” which will be held on the last Thursday of each month from May to August.
Public meetings

Public meetings

Public Meetings

News Staff
Friday, April 29, 2022
The following public meetings are scheduled from April 29 to May 5. Clarkesville City Council 5 p.m. work session, 6 p.m. regular meeting Monday, May 2, at Clarkesville City Hall, Washington Street. Mt. Airy Town Council 7 p.m. regular meeting Monday, May 2, 1231 Dicks Hill Parkway.
Sharon Kelly remakes the bed at the Ty Cobb house, the location of A Mother’s Rest in Mt. Airy. BRIAN WELLMEIER/Staff

Sharon Kelly remakes the bed at the Ty Cobb house, the location of A Mother’s Rest in Mt. Airy. BRIAN WELLMEIER/Staff

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Mother’s Rest helps support caregivers

Brian Wellmeier
Friday, April 29, 2022
Andrea Faris Roberts, founder and executive director of A Mother’s Rest, knows well the immense task of being a caregiver and the weight caring for others can bear on mothers.

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Demorest’s purchase includes extra park

Matthew Osborne
Friday, April 29, 2022
Demorest could have even grander plans for its new city hall property than just administrative offices. The property purchased by the Demorest Downtown Development Authority (DDA) this week for $999,995 not only includes the old Demorest Elementary building, but Brent Lee Moore Park behind it.
Habersham County Manager Alicia Vaughn (right) chats with James King at a recent event at the Senior Center. CAROLYN GIBSON/Submitted

Habersham County Manager Alicia Vaughn (right) chats with James King at a recent event at the Senior Center. CAROLYN GIBSON/Submitted

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Building from the top down

Brian Wellmeier
Friday, April 29, 2022
Just after 3 p.m. Monday, County Manager Alicia Vaughn was standing in a hallway of the county administration building. She was bantering with a group of employees and one of their small dogs, bending to pet a “frug” – a blend between a French bulldog and a pug.
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black showed off his grandson Kemper to folks working the event. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black showed off his grandson Kemper to folks working the event. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Rally for the vote

News Staff
Wednesday, April 27, 2022
The 9th District Republican Party, along with Sen. Bo Hatchett and Sen. Steve Gooch, held a Turn Out the Vote Rally at the Habersham County Fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon.