Tuesday night football on the way

Forget about picking a president. For now, we would settle for just one precedent. They say that 2020 is the year of “unprecedented” things, and it would be nice to have something that feels just a little normal.

Letter to the Editor

Appreciative of the Partnership To the editor: Habersham County schools are an excellent place to work.

Every day is Veterans Day

Today is Veterans Day. However, every day we should all be grateful for the service and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans. On Nov. 11, 1919, President Woodrow Wilson declared the first Armistice Day, which later became known as Veterans Day. This is an excerpt from his remarks 101 years ago today.

Letters to the Editor

Senior center operating safely and professionally To the editor: I normally just read the letters to the editor column in The Northeast Georgian, but last week there was a letter that really upset me.

Democracy thrives with participation

Well, no one can say we are not engaged. As we sailed toward 48 hours after the election, Georgia was one of four states still being counted up in the presidential election. Nearly 5 million votes had been counted and we were still not sure who would take our precious 16 electoral votes.

America starts with each of us

Today,  the casting of votes is behind us. This comes with a large sigh of relief from many folks, because at minimum, we are done with the campaign rhetoric at every turn. Except of course for the Jan. 5 Senate runoff, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Let’s enjoy the moment to take a breath.

Letters to the Editor

Defending Silver Sneakers To the editor: This letter is in response to a recent letter that was written by Fritz Crytzer. He first starts off with Clarkesville only having one grocery store. I would like to know if he researched this area before he moved here?

Letters to the Editor

In it for the long haul To the editor: I am a 64-year-old COVID-19 long hauler suffering from post-viral syndrome. I have been ill for almost five of the past seven months. I was unable to get tested in March in Georgia.  After a three-week recovery, I felt well enough to get back to life.

STOP the political texts

As if this election could not get more frustrating, we have been inundated with political text messages pinging of our cell phones.

Voting is important every time

Habersham County, like most of America, is coming out in droves to vote in the general election. We have a potential record turnout building and it is only Oct. 23, with more than 30% of our registered voters here casting their ballots by the end of the first week of early voting.