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Escaped elk leads to roundup
The historic "Head House" was built by Homer Head for himself and his wife around the first decade of the 1900s. It was built from lumber purchased by Dr. Head after the local Baptist Church was torn down. Now owned by the City of Dahlonega, the house could become the new home of the DDA.
Downtown historic house ready for renewal
City Council hears newest schoolyard property proposals
Stolen van leads to 'chop-shop'
Planning commission 'conflict' creates debate
The Georgia Power contracted helicopter has been hovering all around Lumpkin County lately. Officials say clean up crews are one or two weeks behind.
Limb chopping copter trims around power-lines
A search last week turned up an estimated $30,000 worth of methamphetamine, which was reportedly ready for distribution.
Trafficking drug bust results in four arrests
Parent presents political concerns to school board
South Enotah Child Advocacy Center members are, from left, Executive Director Rebekah Perethian, Forensic Interviewer Kylee Martin, Family Advocate Carlyn Hearn, Facility Dog Jake Martin and, front, Family Advocate Megan Holcombe.
