Steve Alexander has a new honor to add to his résumé as the Dahlonega resident has been selected for the Fantasy Sports Writers Association Hall of Fame.
Lumpkin County Superintendent Sharon Head cuts a ceremonial ribbon in the College & Career Academy’s agricultural lab as local school board members, elected officials and project managers look on.
LCHS Principal Billy Kirk has been named sole finalist for the position of Superintendent of Commerce City Schools.
The Tek84 body scanner measures 3 feet x 6 feet, which the company claims is “the smallest operational footprint in the industry,” and is easily relocatable.
The Conner Memorial Garden is now an official city park as the Dahlonega City Council recently approved the purchase of the .16 acre parcel of downtown green space for a total of $200,000.
The Dahlonega City Council has passed a moratorium on certain wall-based painted signs, including murals, as they consider potential additions to the City Code.
A proposed development could bring a residential community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to western Lumpkin County.
As the new owner, Beau Hughes plans to continue Appalachian Contracting Services’ level of professionalism that locals have grown accustomed to for decades. (photo by John Bynum)
Kerri Whitmire has taken on many responsibilities over the years, which have prepared her to serve in her new role as Assistant Superintendent.
Dahlonega City Council member Johnny Ariemma speaks to attendees at the recent council meeting at City Hall.
