County had its serve broken

It has been several weeks since the end of Pickleball-Tennis War I, and all fronts are quiet, for now. The truth is, it wasn’t really a war. In fact, the two factions did not even want to oppose each other.

Piedmont defends Title IX complaint

To the editor: I read with deep sadness and disappointment the article titled “Court docs: Piedmont ignored sexual complaint” that appeared above the fold in your April 27, 2022, edition.

Shall we play a game?

We have more than enough video games in our house, and even though our kids are only allowed to play those games on Friday afternoons and weekends, it is hard to forget how many gaming options they have.

Support small businesses

There are 31 million small businesses in the U.S., which roughly make up around 99 percent of all the businesses in the country. These businesses – not the big-time conglomerates – are the ones that keep our communities running. They are the ones that are highlighted during Small Business Week.

Where’s the beef?

In 1984, Wendy’s launched a nation-wide advertising blitz that became one the most effective messaging campaigns ever.

This isn’t the Country I know

Country music ain’t what it used to be.

I’ll see you at the ballpark

As the pollen falls the balls fly. And they drop in the alley gap, we pray. It’s the time of year when you want your child to steal, but not end up in a pickle. The highs and lows of emotion can be found around every diamond.

Vote yes on ESPLOST

The sixth renewal of the Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (ESPLOST) is on the primary ballot for May 24, and passing it is vital to the continued success of the Habersham County School system.