While some would say Dahlonega is late to the local brewery party, which has exploded in Georgia over the past few years, when the city’s first brewery opens later this spring, it’ll be the first o
Drilling for downtown parking meters began on Wednesday. But the internet complaints began about 24 hours earlier.
What do square dancers, bee keepers, bikers, PFLAG members and the Sons of Confederate Veterans all have in common?
If you said “not that much” you wouldn’t be too far off.
Lumpkin County’s new library is now paid off and Parks & Rec has nearly $100,000 to use where needed.
Do you know what Lumpkin County’s public officials do as your elected representative? Unless you’ve had a particular problem that required their help, probably not.
A deceased grandma’s rocking chair, 873 history books, a lifelong dream and a location just barely big enough to house it all: these are the ingredients that created Dahlonega’s used bookstore.
Community Helping Place struck gold with the recent selection of Consolidated Gold Mine as the subject of the Dahlonega Official Christmas Ornament for 2019.
In the world of Lumpkin County Athletics, the name Nicky Jenkins is commonplace as the go-to guy for just about anything.
Developers who have been sitting on plans to begin work in the Gateway Corridor can now get their shovels ready.
By Matt Aiken
The Nugget