John Hamilton, rector of St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church in Dahlonega, believes that the people of his congregation should mirror the life of Jesus.
The Lumpkin County Board of Education has voted unanimously to approve a system-wide increase to the nearest whole dollar in the cost of both student and non-student full pay meals for the 2023/202
Rhett Stringer’s plan to bring a riverside restaurant to the banks of the Chestatee is a couple steps closer to reality now that the City of Dahlonega has granted a crucial pair of variance request
It was a day of hard work and helping others as crews from Side by Side in Service volunteered their time last Saturday.
The 9th Annual Spaghetti Supper doesn’t provide a meal for the homeless population per se.
Local chainsaw artist Devonte Young gave spectators a live demonstration of his technique at Bear on the Square.
With Earth Day on the horizon, the Lumpkin County Recycling and Litter Committee held its third public meeting last week as members debated whether to keep the primary recycling facility on the gro
A Dahlonega man is accused of stealing a stove from a vacant home on Martins Ford Road and then returning to burn that home to the ground on the same day, according to officials with the Lumpkin Co
A crowd of government officials and excited onlookers gathered Friday morning at the end of Pinetree Way for the groundbreaking of the highly-anticipated aquatic center.
The Dahlonega City Council raised a figurative glass to the Bear on the Square fest last week as they unanimously agreed to loosen alcohol beverage restrictions for the upcoming downtown event.
