Opinion & Editorial

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Carol Farmer: When does my road get fixed?

I for one am glad our county has gotten money for technology and such and it is necessary. But can you tell me why we cannot get our dirt road fixed? I invite everyone to come out to 1940 Buckhorn Road and see the pipe under the road.

Choosing the best method of choice

Georgia lawmakers once again are considering legislation to give more education options to families. The catch this year is that there are two such bills, seemingly dueling proposals trying to win over legislators. Which is funny, because both bills have the same author. Rep.
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Our opinion

Make some mountain moments

There are some who love the fast life of the city, with the ability to wine and dine, enjoy nightlife, and have plenty of access to goods and services.

Millennials, we are getting old

I recently read an article on Refinery29 on the reboot of Degrassi, a Canadian teen-drama whose 14 seasons help shape my adolescence, and how television show reboots are no longer aimed at my age group. Excuse me?
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Our opinion

Chaos 1, County 0

We recently opined on the subject of public comment at Habersham County Commission meetings, stressing the need for both government and citizens to respect one another’s rights and privileges.

Everyone get well, eat ziti

K.C. and I are doing so much better, finally. One day we would feel good and thought we were about over with this flu-like stuff; then, it was like we would go back a few steps. However, we are better.
Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Elizabeth L. Fite: Mourning the loss of Jim Cox

On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I would like to express condolences to the family, colleagues and many friends of attorney James H. “Jim” Cox III of Clarkesville after his passing at the age of 71. A member of the Georgia Bar since 1975, Mr.
Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Joanne Sweeney: Praise extremists for love

Today we are thinking of the life, words, and non-violent civil rights actions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Usually we walk beside our brothers and sisters in a Beloved Community and gather to share songs, fellowship, and visions of how to become better together.