Community connection is crucial

There is no instruction manual, guide book, nor cliff notes for giving. Giving is natural just as loving. I began supporting nonprofit efforts for Prevent Child Abuse Habersham at the Family Resource Center (FRC) in 2018.

We need a new animal shelter

To the editor: In the article “County hunting big game for grants” (4-21-2023) I was glad to hear about this effort and hope Ms. Long achieves great results for our community. Ms.

Say no to assault rifles

To the editor: In response to the letter offered by Ms. Propes in the April 12 edition of The Northeast Georgian, I would like to agree that as a society we need to expend more resources on addressing the needs of those with mental health issues.

Cheers and jeers

THUMBS UP to Habersham Medical Center’s leadership team for seeing through the completion of the newly renovated Habersham Home nursing home facility.

Stand against climate change

To the editor: Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. This affects our water, our food, our health, the safety of our homes, our supply chains, the economy, and indeed, every aspect of our lives.

Cut down on plastic

To the editor: Among the solutions being considered to alleviate the landfill issues, it seems that reducing the amount that is delivered would be the foremost issue to tackle. A suggestion – encourage stores to have a “plastic free” aisle. Shampoo and conditioners are available in bar form.

Fox thinks we’re ‘morons’

To the editor: The Dominion voting machines court case was delayed a day as Fox News carfated plans to avoid the case by settling out of court. The evidence is strong as Dominion has copies of emails showing Fox and its people knew that President Biden won but continued to report Trump won.

Find peace in this life

To the editor: This matter I am going to write about is mainly for senior citizens, but it is also available to any age person who wishes to delve into some concerning situations we face in our society today.

Giving their time, energy

Habersham County was at its best Monday when it hosted the Special Olympics for the first time in four years. All the athletes, volunteers and school personnel came together to put on a spectacular event attended by hundreds of locals cheering on their friends and family members.

Gone, but not forgotten

Joe “Little Joe” Collins and Jamie Fenn, I’ll never forget the two of you. Times have changed a lot since the summer of 1991 for the better and the worse. We grew up in a magical time in Southeast Georgia in the 70s and 80s.