In August, the City Council of Demorest voted to add a referendum on the November ballot.
Baldwin Woman Killed in Labor Day Wreck
Funeral services are scheduled Thursday for a Baldwin woman who died as a result of a Labor Day car crash in Banks County.
Cornelia Man Charged in Accidental Shooting
A 19-year old faces charges of reckless conduct after accidentally shooting one of his friends last week in Cornelia.
South Habersham Middle School Students Show Civic Pride
The South Habersham Middle School FFA officers led the pledge of allegiance to kick off the Demorest City Council meeting on Tuesday, September 1. The SHMS FFA is sponsored by agriculture education teacher Mr. Zach Dalton.
Pictured (left to right, front to back): Demorest Mayor Rick Austin, Cassie Carter, Madison Blackburn, Dylan Nguyen, Councilman Jerry Harkness, City Clerk Marlena Sosebee, City Manager Steve Lindsey, Councilmen Donnie Bennett, John Popham and Sean Moore. (PHOTO/SHMS)
North Habersham Middle School Students Experience Virtual Reality
Students and teachers at North Habersham Middle School recently experimented with Google Cardboard and visited the Eiffel Tower and several places around the world.
Bobbie Caudell Taylor
Bobbie Caudell Taylor, age 85, of Baldwin, passed away Monday, September 7, 2015.
Meeting Minds: Jennifer Aniston
“There are no regrets in life, just lessons.” – Jennifer Aniston
Falling Leaves
My mom had surgery last week and I drove down to Dublin, Georgia, a town just off Interstate 16. Most people know Dublin because it is a great place to stop and use the bathroom while heading down to Savannah or St. Simons. I know Dublin because it is the place I grew-up.
Lady Bears Go 1-3 in Season Opening Tourney
The Truett-McConnell Lady Bears Volleyball Team opened their season this past weekend going 1-3 at the Faulkner Invitational in Montgomery, AL.
Event Planners Open Shop in Clarkesville
They’ve been “Making Memories” for people at weddings, baby showers, birthdays and other events for years. Soon, they’ll be making a memory of their own when they open the doors to their new shop in Clarkesville.
Job Fair Big Success for Public Safety
(Cleveland)- Officials say they were very pleased at the turnout at Thursday’s Public Safety/ Law Enforcement Job Fair in Cleveland. Public Safety Director David Murphy said they had all aspects of the county public safety represented and 45-50 very good applicants.
Shanda Murphy, County Clerk/ Human Resource Director for the county said each of the departments represented will be reviewing the applications to be used to fill opening they might have now or in the future.
Shanda Murphy said, due to the success of the event they will be holding more in the future.
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