Dahlonega City Councilman Ross Shirley, seated to the right of Councilman Tony Owens, makes a motion to accept the presented fiscal budget under one condition.

Missing posters were prevalent on and around Blood Mountain following the disappearance of Charles M. Hosch last November.

The Lumpkin County Airport Authority (right) considers changes to its hangar lease agreements and the construction of a new fuel farm as two audience members listen in from the opposite end of the table.

Lumpkin County Library volunteer Pat Gawthrop sorts new donations inside the Bargain Book Store’s processing room. Located just inside the library foyer, the store offers new and gently-used books, media, puzzles and games at affordable prices.

The Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office and the local school system have been looking into an incident that occurred aboard a Lumpkin County bus last week.

Lumpkin County Sheriff Stacy Jarrard reveals new efforts to regulate the Flock License Plate Reader system during a recent Board of Commissioners meeting, as surveillance opponent Robbie Ward looks on.

The University of North Georgia’s 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony was held on September 10 and included the Presentation of Colors by cadets from the Boar’s Head Brigade.

Weston Veater walks onto the field with his family during Senior Night.

Blue 42 Market in Dahlonega (pictured) is the home of Blue 42 Organics, a local company specializing in Georgia-grown food, locally-roasted coffee and homemade arts and crafts.

Lumpkin County Land Use & Development Regulations Review Committee member Trevor Eudy (far right) expressed concerns that The Nugget would exaggerate proposed changes to Class V subdivisions.