Attorneys’ arguments were heard by Senior Superior Court Judge G. Grant Brantley on Tuesday, March 18 at the Lumpkin County Justice Center on Riley Road.
The Lumpkin County Parks & Rec Citizens Advisory Board met last week and discussed the options for field upgrade funding.
Early voting for the March 18 Special Election will continue through Friday at 56 Short Street. Election Day voting will take place at the Lumpkin County Community Center at 365 Riley Road.
Assistant County Manager Rebecca Mincey and Commissioner Tucker Greene take a plunge into the icy cold waters of the Pinetree pool.
Lumpkin residents packed the gallery of the Commissioners Board Room last Tuesday afternoon for a lengthy hearing on proposed revisions to the County’s land use and development regulations.
Eventual race winner Matt Bird (left) leads the pack away from the starting line of the Wimpy Mile on Saturday morning. Despite a cold, steady rain, participants showed up in impressive numbers for the fourth-annual charity event. (Photo by John Bynum)
Kim Pyron said they create a place for folks to “come and relax, leave the mundane at the door, and celebrate yourself.”
Lumpkin County sixth grade student Mackenzie Wigington celebrates a hard-fought victory in Showmanship with her white heifer, Angel. (Photo submitted to The Nugget)
Jonathan Wright was honored as the LCHS STAR student at a recent school board meeting. Pictured, from left, are Superintendent Sharon Head, Wright, LCHS Principal Brian Matthews and a virtual STAR teacher Don Brock (on the laptop).
Chief Finance Officer Whittney McPherson provides an overview of the possible impact of the upcoming property tax cap during the first of three public hearing before the Lumpkin County School Board last Friday. The next hearings will take place Thursday, January 23 at 11 a.m. and Thursday, January 30 at 5 p.m.
