Animal shelter could get new location
With numerous issues pushing the projected costs for many of the needed repairs to the Lumpkin County Animal Shelter through its roof, which also needs to be replaced, the Board of Commissioners is
With numerous issues pushing the projected costs for many of the needed repairs to the Lumpkin County Animal Shelter through its roof, which also needs to be replaced, the Board of Commissioners is
Monday was a “challenging morning” for Jeremiah’s Place Executive Director Karen Shayne.
Today marks day 98 of a 180-day moratorium that was enacted by the Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners, halting any action permitting new commercial development in the Agricultural Preservation,
A photo of The Crimson Moon in last week’s edition of The Dahlonega Nugget has a lot of folks talking—wondering how the historic building came to be up for sale.
After three years worth of meetings, concept renderings and discussions, plans for a Lumpkin County Aquatic Center seem to be sinking fast.
The investigation into $400,000 worth of missing funds that resulted in the arrest of a local official earlier this month may have also exposed a legal blindspot in the process.
It’s been a little more than a year since the vaccine made its debut in Lumpkin County. And much has changed since those early days when shots were highly in demand and hard to find.
With its announcement of winning a $3.1 million grant earlier this month, Lumpkin County Schools is now set to build a College and Career Academy, something that’s been a goal for years.
The Dahlonega City Council voted to approve two ordinances that should lead to a major expansion of the Summit of Dahlonega just off Morrison Moore Parkway.
Lumpkin County’s Chief Registrar and Elections Manager has been arrested after an investigation revealed her involvement in the theft of more than $400,000 worth of funds designated for charity, ac