For the third straight year, Lumpkin County has been over the 95 percent mark in graduation rate.
Father John Hamilton and his congregation are ready to open the doors at the “Love in Action” service fair.
Claude Gilstrap will be at the head of the Gold Rush parade as grand marshal this Saturday at 3 p.m.
Tyler Barnes, co-owner and winemaker at Accent Cellars, is frustrated and confused about recent damage done to his small vineyard at the top of the winery property. Barnes estimates the damage to be around $6,000 worth, affecting around 20 percent of his vineyard.
Lumpkin County Administration Building
Dahlonega voters will choose a new mayor in 2021.
A group of University of North Georgia professors and faculty gathered for a quick rally in favor of a mask mandate being enforced indoors at UNG.
After spending nine months in Afghanistan as a member of the Army National Guard, Will Mayfield took to the classroom, using his experience to teach Southwest Asia history at LCMS. Amid the current crisis in Afghanistan, Mayfield offers a unique perspective to his students.
The race is on for City and County elections
Pip patiently poses while waiting for a treat from hotel employee Liz McClain. He likes treats, pets, and exploring around the hotel.
