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Baldwin adds financial director, animal control to budget
Coulon, Johnston vie for council seat
Enchanted Evie-ning
In August, the city announced that they would be pursuing emergency grant funding to make vital repairs to their water and wastewater systems, especially in the aftermath of the U.S. 441 water main break in February and the subsequent leaks that the system has sprung since. (FILE)
Baldwin gets $1.25 million grant
Cornelia Elementary School Principal Carrie Trotter, who is on Cornelia’s housing team, explains the difficulty of hiring new teaching talent who wish to relocate to Cornelia, which is also experiencing the myriad effects of the housing crisis. (Hannah Caudell/Staff)
Cornelia looks at housing needs
Brian and Michelle Seidling stand on the lawn behind Glen-Ella Springs Hotel. They are the new owners of the property, with a focus on sustainability. (Zach Taylor/Staff)
A new chapter
Mike Watts checks out handmade birdhouses that were part of the silent auction for SRWA. (Zach Taylor/Staff)
Auction raises funding for Soque projects
Clarkesville’s Historic Mauldin House and Gardens is working to preserve the city’s history by gathering information, items and funds. Those sharing historical information will be entered into a drawing to win artwork by Frankie Walters, like the piece above. People may also purchase bricks to support the preservation of the property. (Samantha Sinclair/Staff)
Clarkesville harvesting, preserving history
The city plans to hold additional public hearings for the budget and millage rate at 12:30 p.m. Sept. 29 and 6 p.m. Oct. 6.
