The pandemic-prompted closure of businesses and organizations may be over for most, but one local nonprofit says it needs its volunteer base to build back up to fulfill its mission.
Sept. 14, 1928 — Sheriff Britt Brown and Deputy Curtis Kay captured 32 gallons of “firewater” in fruit jars that was on its way to South Carolina.
Railroad Street, the once-dirt and gravel road that runs parallel behind Depot Street, is now paved with fresh lines of paint. A parking lot will soon be available on the street as well.
An alcohol ordinance in Bowersville is beginning to take shape, and now the town council is asking for the public’s input.
The Hart County grand jury is cleared to convene again and may do so in the coming weeks under a recently altered statewide judicial emergency order.
Seventy-one Hart County students are quarantined due to possible exposure to COVID-19, school officials report, as the number of infections locally appears to be declining.
It took five years and a lot of work, but Dustin Smith accomplished his goal.
Smith has become one of the only commercial pumpkin growers in Northeast Georgia.
The quick thinking of a 13-year-old Hart County girl and a decision to attend school virtually this semester saved the life of her grandmother and guardian.
The Hart County Botanical Garden was vandalized again last week and now a $1,000 reward is being offered to help nab whoever is responsible.
T.J. Brister wasted no time last week transitioning from being interviewed and into action as a paramedic.