Wounded Warrior Brad Blazek is a writer on a mission to help families dealing with the aftermath of brain injuries.
This week Lumpkin County second graders are sharing their Christmas wishes with Ol’ St. Nick and Nugget readers.
Just beyond the welcome sign that sits at the end of Highway 400, the future of Lumpkin County football was decided Monday morning in a Waffle House booth over two sausage, egg and cheese bowls.
Lumpkin County’s Chief Registrar and Elections Manager has been arrested after an investigation revealed her involvement in the theft of more than $400,000 worth of funds designated for charity, ac
For one day, the fifth graders at all three of Lumpkin County’s elementary schools had their curriculum slightly modified from the classic “Three R’s” to something a little more sweat-inducing.
The Dahlonega Marshal’s Office is officially rebranding as the Dahlonega Police Department.
Lumpkin County is in the crosshairs of a lawsuit filed by the owners of The Complete Combatant after their self defense business was ordered to cease all training that involved shooting at the Port
The new University of North Georgia Astronomical Observatory is getting a paint job, provided by its own students.
In a called meeting of the Lumpkin County Board of Education Monday, among other business, the board voted to accept the resignation of Lumpkin County High School head coach Caleb Sorrells.
To the passerby of Lumpkin County, the lot at 216 Pinetree Way may just look like a bunch of dirt. But for Greg Trammell, it signifies the future.
