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ConnectAbility board member Sarah Snyder (left) and Director of Innovation & Operations Jessica “Bird” Brown are ready for a brand new season of Race for a Reason. The program provides custom equipment and group transportation as needed, and is looking for volunteers and participants of all ability levels.
ConnectAbility is ready to ‘Race for a Reason’
Mayor Sam Norton points to a large map highlighting Dahlonega’s Planned Unit Development zones during last month’s City Retreat.
City seeks housing shortage fix
Dr. Joe Chapman will perform on March 16 at 7:30 in the Hoag Auditorium on the UNG campus. Admission is free and all are welcomed.
UNG’s piano man ready for March 16 concert
A list of qualified candidates was posted at the Lumpkin County Election & Registration Office shortly after deadline last Friday.
Crowd of local candidates vie for elected office
The Lumpkin County Board of Education approved the acquisition of two new school buses during their March meeting.
School system considers solutions for bus driver shortage
Members of the Preserve Johnny B’s Society, from left, Jesse White, Jeremy Sharp and Leah Story sit down for a roundtable discussion at the library.
Johnny B’s shuts doors while group fights to save restaurant
Lumpkin County High School Athletics Director Steve Horton has been named the new principal of White County High School for the 2026/2027 school year.
LCHS Athletics Director Horton will become new principal in White County
Mayor Sam Norton (pictured from left), City Council members Ross Shirley and Dan Brown discuss topics at last week’s off-site retreat, which was held in Rome. One topic was the proposal of a convention center that could attract new business and tourists during off-peak days and seasons.
