The benefits of growing up with a love of reading are far ranging—from sparking a child’s imagination to better success in school; ability to train for a career, whether in college or the trades; a

The biggest roadblock to a proposed 228-unit townhome development on Pinetree Way could be the surrounding roads themselves.

For the last eight years University of North Georgia professor Dr. Jon Mehlferber has volunteered to share holiday cheer while helping to preserve local history for future generations.

It’s crunch time at the site of the College & Career Academy on the Lumpkin County High School campus.

Sharon Head has been in the Lumpkin County school system for nearly her entire life, starting with her days as a kindergarten student.

On a weekday morning at the Lumpkin County School System home office, Dr. Rob Brown was still conducting business as usual.

While it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Dahlonega, there has been one particularly deflating issue with the power to impact local snowmen, Santas and reindeer across the town.

At their first work session of December, the Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners discussed a resolution that would amend the existing Restrictions on the Use of Sound Amplifying Equipment Ordinan

A $3.4 million downtown parking garage, a $3.6 million expansion of City Hall and the planning phase of $6 million in eventual waste water treatment plant improvements are all on the list of potent

According to Principal Sara Fain, educating is a “work of heart” for kindergarten teacher Kelly Seabolt.