Seen a UFO? Your fellow believers are meeting soon

   If you’re talking to John Stamey, you’re probably talking long distance. Very long distance.    Like outer space.    Stamey is organizer of something he calls the World UFO Conference, being held Friday and Saturday, June 28th and 29th, in Clayton, Ga.    “Why Clayton?

Budget process is broken

   There are so many breakdowns in Habersham County’s budget process that it is hard to know where to begin.    First and perhaps most importantly, this process should not be crammed into the final weeks of June. The budget is supposed to be 100 percent finished by June 30.

Letters to the Editor

Americans are too greedy To the editor:    Has America turned into a greedy nation? I say yes and yes wholeheartedly.    First, how does America judge itself? The stock market has become the scale that America uses to judge success on, is that a true measurement of success?

How things have changed

   I was always Daddy’s Little Girl.    That was my identity as I followed him around the halls of the high school as he ran his errands and socialized.    I sat next to him during shows, and when he saw a student needed help, he signaled me to come with him backstage.

Voting matters

   We need a better electoral system here in Georgia.    Just in the last five years, we have seen all manner of ridiculous scenarios that have placed the outcome of a serious election in the hands of a few, as well as one that completely violated any logical processes.

Letters to the Editor

Taxes are not the answer To the editor:    There is an old saying, “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” Simply put, where there is a legitimate need we absolutely should help.

Make the regular season great again

   As I’ve previously discussed, my relationship with the Atlanta Braves can, at times, be highly volatile. Most seasons it’s contentious at best.

Memories, like the corner of my mind

   The last few days have been a whirlwind of emotion for me.    Normally, Facebook is one of the filthiest cesspools on the internet, and almost everything on it is negative garbage.    But the platform has one nice function – seeing the faces of family and friends.

Cheers and jeers

THUMBS UP to Habersham County Fire Station 16 firefighters Lt. Brian Mills, Jody Poole, Bryan Nix, Travis Damroze and Jessica Hagstrom, who saved a man’s life in April.

Letters to the Editor

Pony Express arrives   To the editor:    I read with interest the efforts of Sen. Jon Ossoff to hold Postmaster DeJoy to account for the slow mail delivery. I read this story in the April 19 edition of The Northeast Georgian, which I received by mail June 14. Pat Nodine Franklin, N.C.