Demorest resident Cecilia Nelson approached the council during the Tuesday meeting to retell her account of the Demorest Police removing her granddaughter from her home.
Demorest resident Cecilia Nelson approached the council during the Tuesday meeting to retell her account of the Demorest Police removing her granddaughter from her home.
Shawn Gragg currently owns an upholstery business and formerly was in law enforcement collectively for 22 years (shown in uniform in 2017).
A local woman, who did not want to give her name out of fear of retaliation for her beliefs, wanted everyone in Clarkesville to know how vital the U.S. Postal Service is as she demonstrated for more than an hour on the morning of Aug. 22.
Mt. Airy Council members Adam Tullis, Ray McAllister and Mayor Pro-Tem Mike McCoy discuss the town millage rate Wednesday night. Seated below are councilmen Patrick Leford and Chris Green.
Members of the Tallulah Falls School Class of 2021 gather to watch the sunrise on Aug. 24, the first day of the academic year. The school’s enrollment for the 2020-21 academic year is 531 students – 423 day students and 108 boarding students, representing 16 countries. Photo by E. LANE GRESHAM
Habersham County first responders got to the scene of a fire at Alec Mountain Road on Thursday afternoon.
Guns and money were seized along with $8,000 worth of meth and heroin in a bust Friday by the Appalachian Regional Drug Enforcement Office.
Dallas Barron demostrates Tallulah Falls’ blended learning technology for the 2020-21 school year. The system helps international students participate until they can return to campus later this semester.
Lewis Canup embraces his granddaughter Kelli Mayes at his 90th birthday party. Canup retired in 2015 after working as the Habersham County Administrator/Manager and Engineer.