Local news still has allies

Before the end of 2019, a reporter and photographer from The New York Times came to visit The Northeast Georgian. They were doing a long-form piece on local journalism and whether it was still alive and kicking amid all the challenges it faces from the digital world.

Letters to the Editor

Still our president To the Editor: This is in response to Fritz Crytzer’s letter to the editor dated Dec. 27 entitled “Not my president any more.”

Vape prevention starts at home

As school returns, the focus of our young people shifts back from the holidays to their studies and extracurricular activities. One problem that reared its head at the end of the last decade requires our careful attention in the new one.

Letters to the Editor

Think about the election To the Editor: Unless half of our nation wakes up from the lies of the Obamas and the rest of the communist Dems, we are sunk.  Every word out of them is propaganda and BS. President Trump has done a masterful job and the Dems try to destroy him and the country.

Keep this promise to sheriff

The dining hall at North Georgia Technical College was filled with the beautiful people of Habersham County on Tuesday morning, as community and business leaders came together to hear from our three state legislators on their plans for the upcoming session.

Letters to the Editor

I stick with President Trump To the Editor: Fritz Crytzer’s letter, Dec. 27, caught my eye. I don’t agree with your reasons for leaving Republican politics. You are welcome to believe and vote any way you like. I respect your right.

New year, same healthcare issues

It’s a new year, and already, plenty of local residents have new stressors to deal with. As if the healthcare system in America was not already a mess, the industry seems to find new ways to fleece the public and make affording treatment as difficult as possible.

Letters to the Editor

Where’s my money? To the Editor: I admit that I haven’t been writing letters lately, but when I read Fritz Crytzer’s latest article, I just busted out laughing. Biggest crock of nothing I have heard in a long time. He really believes that all Trump supporters are getting paid by his campaign.

Focus on what matters in 2020

In front of a national audience Saturday, a real-life tragedy overshadowed a football game.

Letters to the Editor

Not my president any more To the Editor: In December, 2019, the world regained its senses and impeached Donald Trump, or “Crooked Trump.” This was a completely Democratic affair, with only one Democrat not voting for impeachment.