Worried about the other drivers

Thursday morning, a little after 7 a.m., two incensed drivers acted like idiots at the intersection of Level Grove Rd. and Highway 441 in Cornelia. Hanging out the windows of their vehicles, they shouted obscenities and made hand gestures to each other with no regard for other motorists.

Be careful out there

To the editor: The incident at Cop City was unfortunate. There are other ways to protest than to discharge a weapon around the Georgia State Patrol. You will live longer. But I would bring in the Feds anyway. Locke Arnold Clarkesville

Asleep at the wheel

To the editor: If you are following the news, you understand that Joe Biden is not exercising his rights as President – except at nap time. And it has become clear to most of us that whenever Biden does act on initiative, it is to make the U.S.A. look like a third World country.

Facts about AR-15

To the editor: I am an old crusty retired Army Master Sergeant, and it is time I spoke up about assault weapons, particularly handguns and AR/AK rifles.

A community of faith

Last week, students, teachers and mentors from Habersham County schools came together at Tallulah Falls School to celebrate their faith at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes’ Fields of Faith event.

Just trying to stay in touch

On Monday night, James Harden found his old magic and had the game of his life as the Philadelphia 76ers stole Game 1 from the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs.

America has taken hits

To the editor: America has raised up a culture of stupidity and defilement. Task force evil prevails and reigns, backed up by graft, greed, cover-ups, payoffs, payouts and corruption, and he’s on top of lies stacked up like cord wood. Remember Obama and Biden’s “Hope and change?

‘Assault rifle’ is a myth

To the editor: I read with interest Ms. Wiegert’s letter to you in Wed. paper. Spreading ignorance seems to be a common occurrence today, among news agencies as well. Here is the history of the so-called “assault rifle.

Hello Habersham in today’s edition

Habersham County has many unique aspects making  it the best place in the world to raise and 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.

Come get those sweet onions

Here’s to Mose Coleman! It all began in his garden in 1931. You see, Mose decided to plant some Bermuda onions. Then at harvest time, when he knocked the dirt off and sliced one, his sweet tooth smiled.