The second annual Trunk-or-Treat for Special Needs Families returned to Clarkesville at the Habersham County Fairgrounds Saturday, Oct. 19.
Anderson Village, located in Alto, may be attracting new sets of eyes soon, as the retail center is in the process of being updated.
While the lottery turns 25 this year, that fact alone is not the only thing worth celebrating.
Greg Ansley, son of Hershel and Runette Ansley, started working for the family business, A&A Electric Inc., in Cornelia since he was 12 years old.
The Habersham County Farm Bureau and Habersham Chamber of Commerce are sponsoring a political forum Tuesday, Oct.
Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) will treat patients with Anthem insurance as in network for the rest of the year, even though a lack of agreement for a new contract remains.
It’s almost that time of year when people from throughout Georgia and even beyond state lines visit North Georgia to watch the leaves change color from green to different shades of red, orange and
In an unprecedented move, the city of Clarkesville and two others collectively received the Judge’s Award at the University Economic Development Association’s (UEDA) Annual Summit, which is given a
