Pictured at the CHP Anne Green Free Clinic are, from left, nurse Rita Aboulafia, patient Jackie Newton and Clinic Outreach Manager Erin Cook.
Rev. Charles J. Kanefke joined congregants and community representatives at the new St. Peter Lutheran Church Ministry Center on June 25 for a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The annual Patriotic Parade brings big crowds to downtown Dahlonega. Visitors are encouraged to get there early to secure a good viewing location.
This week we honor the brave men and women who work all hours of the day to keep our local citizens safe in the Lumpkin Heroes section.
LEFT: Lumpkin County Chairman Chris Dockery has announced his intention to run for the State House representing District 9 next year. RIGHT: Lumpkin resident and Dawson business owner Doug Sherrill also plans to jump in the 2026 House race to fill Rep. Will Wade’s vacant District 9 seat.
Members of the U.S. Army 5th Ranger Training Battalion participated in the presentation of the Memorial Wreath and the Posting of the Colors.
Georgia Senate Majority Leader Steve Gooch began his political career in Lumpkin County. Now the Dahlonega resident will run for Lieutenant Governor next year.
The Hancock Park Pavilion will host new and returning musical artists Saturday and Sunday for free performances.
An expansive cast of talented teens will take the stage this weekend for Lumpkin County High School’s rendition of Oliver!, a musical production directed by Hannah Chapman. (Photo by Anna Huffman)
Cottrell Elementary School music teacher Amanda Barton and Georgia Pick & Bow students Emerson Barton, left, and Montgomery Barton add to the musical soundtrack of Bear on the Square on Sunday.
