In A Last Serenade for Billy Bonney, historical fiction author Mark Warren conveys the indomitable spirit and unbridled optimism of the outlaw known as “Billy the Kid.”
City officials are hoping to discourage motorists from making an engine revving racket.
Art, wine, and music will greet visitors downtown this Saturday and Sunday.
STAR Student Luke Schofield and his STAR Teacher from his 4th grade year, Cindy Teston attended the state STAR dinner recently. “She’s been a tremendous friend these past couple of years,” Schofield said. “She’s never forgotten me even though I was just a little kid.”
A hidden stash of methamphetamine and “movie prop” cash was recently uncovered by a team of Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office investigators.
The Atlanta based firm of TSW will soon take a close look at long-standing ordinances for the City of Dahlonega.
On a map of the proposed Blackburn Park rifle range presented to the Board of Commissioners, the roof of Fire Station #8 is visible to the north. Shop Road passes by that building and connects with Dam Road, where the range would be located.
Lumpkin recently approved projects ranging from updated technology to new school buses. Much of the funding will be covered by grants from the state level.
The pole vault approach, situated in the middle of the LCHS track, currently has several large divots that coaches have to cover with rubber scraps for athletes' safety.
Meagan Garris with the Dahlonega Art Alliance was one of participants in the 2021 Love In Action Fair. The event takes place again Saturday, May 13, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at St. Elizabeth’s, 1188 Hamp Mill Road. (photo submitted)
