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Deputy: UGA fan drives drunk, hits squad car

Grayson Williams
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
It was a good day for Georgia football on Saturday, but a bad day for one fan on Sunday. An apparent University of Georgia fan hit a sheriff deputy’s car while she was allegedly driving drunk on Sunday in Hart County, according to a report.
Sunshot by Michael Hall -- Julie George, left, Julie Boleman, second from left, Kay Ankerich, second from right a Andrew Wilder, right, start the first heat of the Honor the Heroes Fitness Challenge on Labor Day at the Bell Family YMCA.

Sunshot by Michael Hall -- Julie George, left, Julie Boleman, second from left, Kay Ankerich, second from right a Andrew Wilder, right, start the first heat of the Honor the Heroes Fitness Challenge on Labor Day at the Bell Family YMCA.

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Hart Countians honor heroes with fitness challenge

Michael Hall
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
A group of Hart County residents spent their Labor Day morning pushing themselves physically to honor first responders and military personnel for their service.
Photo submitted The Lake House Tavern burns Saturday morning on Rock Springs Road.

Photo submitted The Lake House Tavern burns Saturday morning on Rock Springs Road.

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Lake House Tavern lost to fire

News Staff
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
A second Hart County restaurant in less than a month was lost to a fire Saturday morning. The Hart County Fire Department responded at around 10 a.m. Saturday to The Lake House Tavern on Rock Springs Road.
Sunshot by Michael Hall — A fire truck stands by while firefighters and police officers wait for power to be turned off to a burning power pole near Hart County High School on Tuesday.

Sunshot by Michael Hall — A fire truck stands by while firefighters and police officers wait for power to be turned off to a burning power pole near Hart County High School on Tuesday.

Power pole fire delays middle, high school pickup

News Staff
Tuesday, September 3, 2019
A delivery driver knocked over a power pole Tuesday on Fifth Street in Hartwell, which led to a fire that delayed pickup at Hart County Middle and High School for some parents and buses. Firefighters stood by near the entrance to Bobby Pate Field House from roughly 2:30-3 p.m.
Photo submitted -- The Lake House Tavern is engulfed in flames Saturday morning on Rock Springs Road in Hart County.

Photo submitted -- The Lake House Tavern is engulfed in flames Saturday morning on Rock Springs Road in Hart County.

Hart County restaurant burns Saturday morning

News Staff
Saturday, August 31, 2019
The second Hart County restaurant in a month was lost to a fire Saturday morning. The Hart County Fire Department responded at around 10 a.m. Saturday to The Lake House Tavern on Rock Springs Road.
Photo submitted by NOAA — Tropical Storm Dorian is shown in NOAA satellite imagery approaching Puerto Rico Tuesday morning. Previous Next

Photo submitted by NOAA — Tropical Storm Dorian is shown in NOAA satellite imagery approaching Puerto Rico Tuesday morning. Previous Next

Dorian could make wet Labor Day week

News Staff
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
A tropical storm swirling its way toward Southern Florida could mean more rain for Northeast Georgia on Labor Day and into next week, but isn’t likely to cause major problems, a National Weather Service meteorologist said.
The Hartwell Sun

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Program promotes proper school behaviors

News Staff
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
By Anna Hall Hart Co. Charter System One major key for students to know how to effectively and efficiently understand how to achieve academic success is for them to know what is expected of them by their teachers, school administrators and school staff.
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Local Author debuts with World War II tale

News Staff
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
Most Americans don’t know that during World War II, Camp Opelika, Ala., was the location of a German POW camp. Local resident Lei Robison has taken this little-known fact and presented it to the world in the form of her new book release, “Mill Village.