Multiple flyers can be found on the edge of the Blood Mountain Wilderness as the search for Charles M. Hosch continues.
County government officials are working with the Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office to try to recover more of the nearly $400,000 that was involved in the scam.
A banner hanging in front of Dahlonega Methodist Church on South Park Street advertises their upcoming free Christmas Day Meal for the community, which will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. inside the Fellowship Hall.
Long Branch Elementary School teacher Ami Young believes music is a healthy emotional outlet for students. “It’s soothing at times or it’s joyful at times, depending on what you’re listening to or recording or creating—it’s just a deeply emotional and good experience.”
A sign just before the roundabout in front of the new Aquatic Center on Pinetree Way advertises two December public hearings.
LCHS teacher Aaron Hopper and daughter Sara Hopper enjoy traveling to Greenville, S.C. in their spare time to take in musical theater like Hamilton, Beetlejuice, Frozen and Wicked. Aaron hopes to take Sara to a Broadway play in New York City for her senior trip.
It's believed that Charles M. Hosch was dressed as pictured in the photo on the right when he set out on a hike on Blood Mountain last Tuesday.
Veterans are the focus of this week’s special section in The Nugget.
The polls are closed and the results are in at the Lumpkin County Election and Registration Office.
Third grade teacher Melanie Charles was recently announced as the Teacher of the Year representing Blackburn Elementary School.
