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#Throwback Thursday

News Staff
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
June 4, 1879 A section in The Sun’s early days titled “Sun Rays” provided readers with insightful information and humorous anecdotes. “A man in our town calls the yokes on his Billy goats ‘vetoes’ because they keep the Bills from passing and appropriating the supplies in his enclosure.
Photo submitted — Methamphetamine, cash, cellphones, and other items seized as part of a federal investigation are shown.

Photo submitted — Methamphetamine, cash, cellphones, and other items seized as part of a federal investigation are shown.

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Hart residents charged in sweeping meth probe

Grayson Williams
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
A two-year joint federal, state and local drug investigation dubbed “Operation Wu Block” that the Hart County Sheriff’s Office played an “intricate” role in has resulted in 19 federal indictments being handed down to 68 defendants, including several local people.
Drugs, money and other items confiscated as part of a two-year federal, state and local drug investigation are shown.

Drugs, money and other items confiscated as part of a two-year federal, state and local drug investigation are shown.

Sheriff: Hart County informant kicks off federal drug investigation netting 19 indictments

Grayson Williams
Friday, May 29, 2020
A two-year joint federal, state and local drug investigation dubbed “Operation Wu Block” that the Hart County Sheriff’s Office played an “intricate” role in is resulting in 19 federal indictments being handed down to 68 defendants, including several locals.
Sunshots by Michael Hall Maria Rangel talks with another graduate as her family helps her hang a banner from the back of a truck prior to the Parade of Graduates on May 23 in Hartwell.

Sunshots by Michael Hall Maria Rangel talks with another graduate as her family helps her hang a banner from the back of a truck prior to the Parade of Graduates on May 23 in Hartwell.

Thank you for Class of 2020 support

News Staff
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
How do you begin to thank an entire community for its support for a group of deserving students?
Photo submitted — Hart County High School band director Alan Tolbert, left, poses for a photo during a band competition with Rendarris Gaines, a recent HCHS graduate who recalls Tolbert as his favorite teacher.

Photo submitted — Hart County High School band director Alan Tolbert, left, poses for a photo during a band competition with Rendarris Gaines, a recent HCHS graduate who recalls Tolbert as his favorite teacher.

Graduates recall teachers who made an impact

Grayson Williams
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Teachers have the ability to alter a student’s life beyond the classroom, and that much and more is evident in Hart County teachers, according to recent graduates.
Photo submitted Participants in a Hart County Archway Partnership discuss issues recently.

Photo submitted Participants in a Hart County Archway Partnership discuss issues recently.

Archway completes another year in Hart County

News Staff
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Baker Owens Archway Partnership Although the spring semester ended a little differently than anticipated, the Hart Archway Partnership has continued in its mission to connect Hart County to the resources of the University of Georgia.
Sunshot by Grayson Williams — Voter Dominick Capobianco Jr. has his temperature checked by poll worker Gregory Wilson during early voting on Friday, May 22, at the Hart County Agriscience Center.

Sunshot by Grayson Williams — Voter Dominick Capobianco Jr. has his temperature checked by poll worker Gregory Wilson during early voting on Friday, May 22, at the Hart County Agriscience Center.

Precautions at voting precinct aim for safety

Grayson Williams
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Early voting is still going on and it’s safe to head to the polls, election officials say.