Restore our values

To the editor: A government that is now nuking its own cities with train derailments, mushroom clouds and poisonous chemicals; a Supreme Court which refuses to even look at challenges to election integrity; a leader who deserts his people in Afghanistan, seeks war with Russia, and gives billions to...

Cody Road is a nightmare

To the editor: Cody Road is one of the busiest roads, but someone forgot to update and pave the road. It was a fresh paved road back in 2019, but they started patching the road but guess what? They quit updating the busy road called Cody Road. Please see for yourselves.

Still on the treadmill

On March 23, 2022, we asked all parties involved to “Get off the treadmill” with regards to the development of the old courthouse property in Clarkesville. And we have been asking for the old courthouse to be demolished for the better part of a decade.

Someone tolerating me for 20 years seemed like a longshot

It is strange to look back at the last 20 years, because a startling paradox exists. It seems like those two decades went by in a snap of the fingers and simultaneously, I cannot remember what life before that was like.

All equal before God

To the editor: A few weeks ago, I read a story about Republicans. It said that 50 percent of Republicans support, or agree, that America should be a Christian Nationalist country. Marjorie Taylor Greene said, basically,  the same thing. I was shocked. America is plural.

Read to a child

Students are celebrating “Read Across America Week” at the outset of March, coinciding with the birthday of children’s author Dr. Seuss.

We need senior housing

To the editor: Since Clarkesville says that it is a great place to retire, why do they not have decent housing for seniors? I would love for someone to start a housing development in an area close to downtown, so we could use a golf cart.

Truck bill could damage roads

To the editor: As a county commissioner, those who elected me to serve have entrusted me with many responsibilities – from helping ensure their health and safety to being a good steward of taxpayer dollars.

Finding balance for local growth

It’s a true example of a vicious cycle when it comes to housing in Habersham County. “We don’t have enough housing,” some say. “We don’t want more people here, there will be too much traffic.” “But what can we do to keep our students from leaving for jobs outside the county after they graduate?

Businesses are lifeblood of community

THUMBS UP to Habersham County’s  businesses and industries, which are honored in today’s edition with the “Best of Habersham County” section. These businesses and industries serve us every day and are the foundation and pillars of our local economy.