Dahlonega author C.L. Parker shared her first self-published book Fuzzed: My Guardian Angel is a Fuzzball during an Author Meet and Greet on December 8 at the local library.

Although some local residents may find fireworks disruptive, they aren’t necessarily illegal in many cases, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

Lumpkin County Parks & Rec Field Maintenance Supervisor Steve Cuny (left) and Athletic Director Ahmad Kamara stand at home plate on one of two renovated Cloverleaf ballfields, which feature artificial turf infields and natural grass outfields.

Dahlonega City Council member Johnny Ariemma and his wife Catherine opened their home to holiday tours which raised $11,500 for Jeremiah’s Place.

On New Year’s Eve, the Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary Club will host an Adult Prom event. It will also serve as one of the local organization’s fundraisers.

The big W has been removed from the former home of Whatburger after the restaurant officially closed for good last week.

Recent test scores at Lumpkin County Middle have allowed the school to be removed from the Georgia Promise Scholarship Act list.

An image taken from the qPublic website highlights the Petitioner’s 9.54 acre parcel. The larger parcel adjoining it to the east would be the future site of a 240-foot cell tower.

Check out our annual Letters to Santa special section in the December 17 print edition.

Sheriff Stacy Jarrard (right) looks on as Investigator Hasley Gipson reviews the evidence which led to an out-of-state suspect who is believed to be responsible for scamming Lumpkin County out of nearly $400,000.