Staff Sergeant Hunter Green (right) catches a kick from Staff Sergeant Ben Ronemus during a hand-to-hand combat demonstration at Camp Frank D. Merrill’s 5th Battalion Army Rangers Open House.
Glenn and Betsy Gagne recently requested a variance that would allow them to set up business at their Town Creek Church Road horse farm.
TSW Community Planner Caleb Racicot updates the Planning Commission on a forthcoming revision of Dahlonega’s development ordinances as City Manager Allison Martin looks on.
The 2026 edition of Dahlonega Magazine is inserted inside the April 15, 2026 print edition of The Nugget.
Pictured: the current location of Community Helping Place. A new 9.33 acre property nearby on Rock House Road will eventually serve as the new campus for CHP.
District 9 state Senate candidate Wayne Rowan addresses a crowd of concerned citizens during a Sunday afternoon community forum held at Lumpkin County Parks & Rec. The main topic of discussion was Iron Mountain ATV Park.
A fraudulent scam text, complete with an official-looking state seal, has been making the rounds on local cell phones lately.
To commemorate Military Child Month this April, Lumpkin County High school adorned their ficus tree in the front lobby with a purple ribbon for each of the school’s 57 military-connected students. The ribbons were made by middle school students during the recent LCMS Community Connect Day.
Kevn Kinney and his band Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ are bringing their signature brand of rock to The Holly May 15 and 16.
The University of North Georgia's recently released masterplan details significant projects that could take place at the Dahlonega campus over the next 10 years.
