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Photo by Trnava University

Photo by Trnava University

Hart Co. Library presents “A Night of Delights”

  Hart County Friends of the Library present “A Night of Delights,” (formerly Wine Cheese and a Little Jazz), from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 18, at the Founders Hall, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1009 Benson St., Hartwell.
Pictured from left to right: Keith Brown (dad), Jackie Brown (mom), Nicholas Brown, and Judge Jeffery Malcom.

Pictured from left to right: Keith Brown (dad), Jackie Brown (mom), Nicholas Brown, and Judge Jeffery Malcom.

UGA Law graduate becomes associate at Berelc Law

Hartwell native Nicholas Brown is the newest attorney in town. Brown is a graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law and passed the Georgia bar exam in July. He also attended UGA for his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in agricultural and applied economics. On Nov.
Photo by Stephanie Klepacki

Photo by Stephanie Klepacki

LHA will speak to HCPOA next Monday

  Whether you have been associated with activities around Lake Hartwell for a long time, or are a relative newcomer, you might be interested in attending an upcoming public meeting regarding our lake. The meeting will be sponsored by the Hart County Property Owners Association, at 7:00 p.m.
World-renowned guitarist Tinsley Ellis to come to Hartwell.

World-renowned guitarist Tinsley Ellis to come to Hartwell.

Ellis celebrates new acoustic album with a live performance at High Cotton

Tinsley Ellis, the world-renowned Atlanta-based guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter will celebrate his first-ever solo acoustic album with a live concert at High Cotton Music Hall Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. Ellis’s album Naked Truth, set to drop a day earlier on Feb.
Hartwell City Manager Jon Herschell (left) stands with newly sworn in council members Richard Sheller (center) and Zach Adams (right). Sheller and Adams won their seats in a runoff election Dec. 5.

Hartwell City Manager Jon Herschell (left) stands with newly sworn in council members Richard Sheller (center) and Zach Adams (right). Sheller and Adams won their seats in a runoff election Dec. 5.

Hartwell City Council welcomes two new members

On the evening of Jan. 8, Hartwell City Council ushered in the new year by swearing in two new members, social worker Zach Adams and Rev. Richard Sheller.
From left to right: Superintendent Jennifer Carter, HCHS Principal Kevin Gaines, and Board Chair Kim Pierce. Gaines was recognized for HCHS exceeding the state average in all five categories of the College and Career Readiness Performance Index (CCRPI).

From left to right: Superintendent Jennifer Carter, HCHS Principal Kevin Gaines, and Board Chair Kim Pierce. Gaines was recognized for HCHS exceeding the state average in all five categories of the College and Career Readiness Performance Index (CCRPI).

Board of Education funds gap

As Hart County Schools Superintendent Jennifer Carter read through the Board of Education’s financial report at its recent meeting Jan. 8, the financial strength of the system appeared stronger than ever. Carter announced the system is currently 8.
Photo by Chris Chow

Photo by Chris Chow

Mat Dogs strike gold in past two meets

The Mat Dogs struck gold after picking up some first place finishes at the Tiger Den Traditional on Dec. 21st and at the Bulldog Bash on Dec. 30. Hart traveled to Washington-Wilkes to compete in the Tiger Den Invitational and had 11 first place finishers.
Junior guard O’Brian Evans scored 11 points against Prince Avenue and led the team with 13 points against Bleckley.

Junior guard O’Brian Evans scored 11 points against Prince Avenue and led the team with 13 points against Bleckley.

Dogs finish fourth in the McDonald’s Shootout

The Dogs won their first game in the first round of the 2023 McDonald’s Shootout, before dropping their next two to finish in fourth place. Hart began their quest for a McDonald’s Shootout Championship against the Wolverines of Prince Avenue on Dec. 27.