The race for City Council is officially on after eight local candidates qualified to run for office last week.
NGMA member Ron Gaynor explains the basics of lift, weight, drag and thrust to Judah Payne, 7, Noah Wade, 14, and Trevor Wade during the club’s recent Junior Flight Academy event.
Paul Travis Williams’ first appearance in court took place in 2017 after the then-director of Wahsega 4-H Center was arrested in the midst of a GBI investigation.
Lumpkin Schools Superintendent Dr. Rob Brown was one of four leaders of local educational institutions who were on hand last week to speak at the Chamber’s annual State of Education event. Also present were new UNG President Dr. Michael Shannon, Mountain Ed Charter High School Interim Superintendent Stan Davis, and Lanier Technical College President Tim McDonald.
Potential party-goers and local motorists alike were greeted with a ramped up law enforcement presence Saturday night prior to the normally rowdy back-to-school block party at a local apartment complex. (Photo submitted)
Students grapple with their rolling partners during a lively session at Dahlonega Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Members of the Six Gap Organizing Committee, from left, Mea Inglehart, Joe Coddington and Robb Nichols work on the new logo for their 6G2 Gravel Ride. They hope to expand the Six Gap brand to include five races throughout the year.
The City of Dahlonega and Lumpkin County are in an ongoing dispute over ownership of a piece of property at the site of the downtown Fire Station and the cell phone tower.
A crowd gathers in the sanctuary of Dahlonega United Methodist Church on August 6 as an overwhelming majority of the members ultimately voted to disaffiliate from the United Methodist Church.
On the set of their new short film, which will conclude the upcoming Night at the Movies event, are (from left) director Brad Kennedy, visual effects editor Ellis Treece, intern and UGA film major Savannah Sabol and director Luke Pilgrim.
