A crowd of government officials and excited onlookers gathered Friday morning at the end of Pinetree Way for the groundbreaking of the highly-anticipated aquatic center.
The Dahlonega City Council raised a figurative glass to the Bear on the Square fest last week as they unanimously agreed to loosen alcohol beverage restrictions for the upcoming downtown event.
During times of economic uncertainty, Community Helping Place has always been there to prove an old adage true: it takes a village.
And sometimes it takes an entire Grand Prix too.
The first meeting of the recently-formed Lumpkin County Recycling & Litter Committee kicked off on Thursday, with six of the nine committee members on hand to discuss the group’s tentative firs
Sharp applause rang out in City Hall Monday night as representatives from the City and the County appeared to make strides towards ending a costly taxpayer-funded lawsuit that began in November of
In 1983, Dr. Joe Chapman arrived on North Georgia College campus as a music teacher on a mission. And that mission was to confirm whether or not North Georgia College actually existed.
At a March 7 meeting, the City of Dahlonega Planning Commission voted to temporarily table a proposal by Mountain Top Real Estate Group, LLC to create a 325-unit mixed-use development located on Pi
Dahlonega struck public relations gold last week, as it was announced that the town will be featured on three different “Best Of” lists across two different publications.
A short-lived escape attempt had guards at Lumpkin County Detention Center looking upwards as an inmate reportedly tried to tunnel his way to freedom through the ceiling last Monday.
It’s no secret that it’s hard to find housing in the city limits of Dahlonega these days.
