Wimpy Mill Park offers picnic tables, fishing, and is also the home of a new all-abilities kayak launch.
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JOHN BYNUM
The City of Dahlonega recently added a new option for boaters looking to kayak on the Yahoola Creek Reservoir with the addition of a new all-abilities boat launch.
The new facility was installed at Wimpy Mill Park, on the edge of Lake Zwerner.
Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Barbara Anne Green touched thousands of lives as both a teacher and an involved member of her church and community.
Barbara Anne Green was a ‘tireless champion’ for others
SHARON HALL
One of Dahlonega’s true Southern ladies left this town a little poorer for her passing on March 9. Both as a teacher and an involved member of her church and community, Barbara Anne Green touched thousands of lives during her life.
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
The site of the old school yard property on North Park Street is part of the land targeted for a proposed multi-family unit and hotel, as heard by the City Council and Downtown Development Authority recently.
Downtown ‘luxury’ complex proposed
News Staff
By Jennifer Ramsay / The Nugget
Downtown Dahlonega could be headed for a massive facelift in the coming years.
The Dahlonega City Council and Downtown Development Authority heard a proposal to build a multi-family unit and hotel on the 4 acres behind Hancock Park, split onto two plots.
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Bender case changes to in-person hearing
Matt Aiken
A virtual hearing in which Dylan Patrick Reid detailed the alleged murderous actions that claimed the life of Dahlonega resident Hannah Bender came to a sudden halt last Monday morning when his internet connection was lost.
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Clearing ground on Crown Mountain
JOHN BYNUM
A sign that reads "Hotel Coming Soon" has been posted on the edge of partially-cleared property belonging to landowner Roberta Green-Garrett on Crown Mountain for months.
And last week crews continued to clear more trees, eventually opening a clear view to downtown.
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Fugitive nabbed following manhunt
Matt Aiken
A night-long manhunt on the south side of Lumpkin County took on a heightened sense of urgency last week when Dillon Findley disappeared into the woods in the area around Blackburn Elementary School, said Sheriff Stacy Jarrard.
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
John Dowdy and Adam Scott, far right, talk to other community members about their concerns regarding the alleged controversial lecture given at LCMS in January.
TRUMP TALK - Parent wants lawyer fees covered by school board
Jake Cantrell
For the second straight monthly meeting of the Lumpkin County Board of Education, two concerned parents stood before the board requesting transparency about an alleged controversial lecture given at Lumpkin County Middle School.
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
County answers CARE Act spending questions
Jake Cantrell
Confusion about how Lumpkin County used the $1.3 million it received from the federal government as a result of the CARES Act has led to plenty of questions from concerned citizens.
Recently The Nugget sat down with county officials to discuss how these funds were utilized locally.
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Governor declares teachers eligible for COVID vaccine
News Staff
By Beau Evans & Matt Aiken / Capitol Beat & The Nugget
Teachers, school staff and certain other vulnerable groups in Georgia will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine starting on March 8, Gov. Brian Kemp announced Thursday.
Thursday, March 4, 2021
Holly Theatre holds on despite shutdown
SHARON HALL
It goes without saying that 2020 was a rough year for many Dahlonega businesses. It was especially tough for The Holly Theater. Just as it was getting ready to open its spring season, the pandemic hit and the community theater doors were shut.
Thursday, March 4, 2021
