Opinion & Editorial

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Reading the labels

As I was on one of my wandering, highly-educational jaunts through a local store, I was drawn to the pain pill aisle. As long as I can remember, popular name brand companies have built their success on one main ingredient. Ingredients such as Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen, Naproxen sodium, etc.
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Our opinion

Get off the treadmill

Lew Oliver is an accomplished town planner with a vision for development in Clarkesville, but none of that vision will ever come to pass if something is not done with the town’s No. 1 eyesore – the former Habersham County Courthouse.

Don’t forget the leftovers

Today’s recipe is a favorite. We go through times that we have it often, and then we have forgotten it. Most of us are like that. In fact we go through phases when we eat the same thing or the same meal a lot.

What would Teddy Roosevelt have to say?

A plush, stuffed bear got its name from him, but Teddy Roosevelt was no softy to be toyed with when he wanted to get something done. T.R. wasn’t a giant in stature, but our youngest-ever American president stood tall, ever ready to stiffen his backbone for a fight.

Protect our right to find healthcare

A fascinating discussion about the size and scope of government broke out last week at a legislative committee hearing. Only, that’s not how it was framed. The House Special Committee on Access to Quality Healthcare was considering a bill to make it easier to build new hospitals in rural counties.

The super-wealthy are out of touch with reality

If you haven’t been on social media at all this week, you have missed out on the controversial Kim Kardashian interview that she did for Vogue, where she gave her now-infamous advice to women in business – to get off their butts and work hard, followed by a comment on how people don’t want to work...
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Baldwin chooses wisely

The city of Baldwin calls itself “The Hub of Development in Northeast Georgia.” We have many times wondered whether that moniker is deserved or earned. But maybe this is the dawn of a new era.

Still time to be part of something great!

Today, The Northeast Georgian sales team is scrambling to close out our annual effort to produce Habersham County’s incredible hometown magazine, Hello Habersham. And when I say “scrambling,” believe me – that is the understatement of this new year.