A wild chase across county lines resulted in minor injuries and major charges for a Chatsworth man last Monday.
The Dahlonega Gold Museum on the downtown square will be offering free admission, and a golden opportunity, to all visitors this weekend as part of the Georgia History Festival’s “Super Museum Sund
After a two-year absence during the COVID pandemic, the Dahlonega Literary Festival (DLF) is back and fully “booked.” No pun intended.
Denny Tolbert, Head Custodian at Lumpkin County Elementary School, has maintained a clean and safe learning environment for Dahlonega’s youngest students for nearly two decades.
It’s no secret that the price of food has gone up significantly in the past year, and it's creating a problem with food insecurity in the community.
Downtown Dahlonega has re-claimed some of its historical charm as a new business embraced the features of its property from days-gone-by.
Two large sycamore trees located in front of the historic Sargent Building in downtown Dahlonega were chopped down limb by limb on Friday, after further signs of deterioration triggered renewed saf
It’s a frigid Friday afternoon at 52 West Brewing and Dave Burns is ready to talk about the beer business.
Second grade teacher and longtime Lumpkin County resident Elizabeth Davis was recently chosen as 2022 Lower School Teacher of the Year by the Georgia Independent School Association (GISA) for her w
Locals braved stormy weather and a pending tornado watch last Thursday to listen to Dahlonega resident Bud Stumbaugh's inspirational advice at the local Authors in the Afternoon event hosted by the
