The people deserve action

   The process to deal with the old courthouse in Clarkesville has been interminable, as local leaders have failed to find a solution to the gigantic eyesore that sits in the middle of downtown.    There have been many opportunities in the past.

Letters to the Editor

Trump is bad news   To the editor:    I wonder why people are supporting Trump. Is it because they feel he is a strong leader? Truth is, he only wants power and money and not for the good of the country.

Moving – is there anything worse?

It was one of those “record scratch” moments. You know, when you are watching a movie and the record scratches, the movie stops and the narrator says “I bet you’re wondering how I got here.” That was me last weekend, laying on the floor of my youngest son’s bedroom, looking up at the ceiling.

Letters to the Editor

Congress must intervene   To the editor:    In response to the article printed in The Northeast Georgian’s April 5 edition, I would like to address a few things about the massive failure in the Atlanta District of the USPS to collect and deliver First Class mail in a timely manner.

Staying out of the way

   It’s been literally six days since I got engaged and I’ve already realized I made a huge mistake. No, not that mistake, but a big one nonetheless.    Through wedding experience with family and a few close friends, I’ve seen firsthand just how heated the planning that precedes weddings can be.

Hello Habersham shows off the best of our community

   Habersham County has many unique aspects making it the best place in the world to raise a family and call home.    In this year’s edition of Hello Habersham magazine – found in today’s edition – we explore many of those aspects of life here in beautiful Northeast Georgia.

Letters to the Editor

Another look at immigrants To the editor:    Let’s talk about something we don’t hear that much about, but it’s a truth that often gets lost in disinformation and prejudice.    I’m talking about the positive impact of immigration on the U.S. economy.

The truth behind fairy rings

   When I was a kid, I was fascinated by fairy rings, naturally occurring circles of darker, uneven grass growth that sometimes appear as rings of mushrooms.

Keep the riders out of it

   The Georgia Assembly finished up its business for 2024 last week, passing a budget and getting plenty of new bills through to potentially become the law of the land.    But one practice that legislative bodies have been doing since their creation needs to stop.

Letters to the Editor

Different view on towers   To the editor:    I am most alarmed by people who claim they talked to an expert who says that a radio tower with two-way radio high frequency communication antennas will cause cancer (in children, no less) and you should sell your homes and move away.