Sonja Heisinger is the owner of the Sips at Bleu wine bar. The venue is managed by her sister-in-law, Ashley Stringer.
A dive into The Nugget archives shows plenty of appearances by Jimmy Carter during his days as Georgia's governor. (Photo courtesy of Chris Worick)
A driver who led deputies on a high-speed chase from Dahlonega to Murrayville was arrested and transported to Lumpkin County Detention Center where he faces a long list of charges.
Lumpkin County Special Projects Manager Charles Trammell stands at the intersection of Castleberry Bridge Rd. and Auraria Rd., next to one of 11 flashing stop signs in the county.
Assistant County Manager Rebecca Mincey reviews the latest County plan to enhance access to the Lake Zwerner/Yahoola Creek Reservoir property.
A U.S. flag formerly flown at Dahlonega City Hall will be carried by Zane Phlegar to Millinocket, Maine during his attempt to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail in 2025.
Both the City of Dahlonega and Lumpkin County have said they will sign off on House Bill 581, which establishes a new statewide homestead property tax exemption.
Andrew Lee’s quilt “United We Stand” will be displayed at the 9/11 Museum in New York City.
Dahlonega Walking Tours has received a special permit which will allow tour groups to walk through Mount Hope Cemetery after hours while abiding by specific guidelines.
Superintendent Sharon Head explains her position on HB 581 as Board of Education members Craig Poore, Lynne Sylvester, Chairman Bobby Self, Jim McClure and Mera Turner weigh their options.
