The Republican and Democratic contenders for the Georgia House of Representatives District 9 seat and U.S.

With the first day of school just days away in Lumpkin County, the school system is already taking a hit as it puts the finishing touches on plans for the new school year.

When Craig Poore heard the plan for reopening Lumpkin County Schools for the first time, one question stood out:
“What are you providing for the teachers?”

With only days to decide between sending their children to virtual school or the traditional classroom, many local parents are feeling rushed on a tough decision.

In a meeting heavily devoted to briefing students, parents and the public on the status of when and how school would be resumed in the fall, the Lumpkin County Board of Education voted on Monday to

With precautions in place by the City of Dahlonega to combat the spread of COVID-19 including cancellations of the annual parade and fireworks show, Saturday’s Fourth of July Celebration lacked the

After 33 years of business in Dahlonega, the idea of closing Vintage Music, Dahlonega’s beloved music store, due to the impacts from COVID-19 was a little too real for its owner John Grimm.

With coronavirus complications leading to the cancellation of Dahlonega’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show, the question looms, what does the future of festivals look like for the remainder of

The grassy lawn of Hancock Park is often filled with people in folding chairs or sitting on outspread blankets awaiting the start of a concert, like it was on Sunday afternoon.

Stacy Jarrard, Mera Turner, E-SPLOST and the potential for run-offs won the day in a hectic Tuesday which saw a bevy of voting complications around the state of Georgia, leading the Secretary of St