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Wednesday, August 7, 2019
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Sunshot by Michael Isom — A crew from the Hart County Road Department was immediately called to take down four speed bumps on East Main Street Tuesday night as soon as a vote passed from the town council to concede to county officials’ and various residents’ concerns.

Sunshot by Michael Isom — A crew from the Hart County Road Department was immediately called to take down four speed bumps on East Main Street Tuesday night as soon as a vote passed from the town council to concede to county officials’ and various residents’ concerns.

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Bowersville is flat again

News Staff
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
The speed bumps on East Main Street in Bowersville are officially gone, an action met with cheers and applause from a crowd of spectators immediately following a called meeting by the Bowersville Town Council Tuesday night. Mayor Jim Jordan opened by saying there was a simple decision to make.
Sunshot by Michael Isom — A crew from the Hart County Road Department was immediately called to take down four speed bumps on East Main Street Tuesday night as soon as a vote passed from the town council to concede to county officials’ and various residents’ concerns.

Sunshot by Michael Isom — A crew from the Hart County Road Department was immediately called to take down four speed bumps on East Main Street Tuesday night as soon as a vote passed from the town council to concede to county officials’ and various residents’ concerns.

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Bowersville is flat again

Michael Isom
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
By Michael Isom Staff writer The speed bumps on East Main Street in Bowersville are officially gone, an action met with cheers and applause from a crowd of spectators immediately following a called meeting by the Bowersville Town Council Tuesday night.
Sunshots by Michael Hall — A goat peers through the fence at the Straight from the Hart EMC Goat Show on Aug. 3 at the Hart County AgriScience Center.

Sunshots by Michael Hall — A goat peers through the fence at the Straight from the Hart EMC Goat Show on Aug. 3 at the Hart County AgriScience Center.

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Goat show packs AgriScience Center

News Staff
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
The Hart County AgriScience Center was packed with families and abuzz with “bahs” Saturday at the annual Hart County Schools’ Future Farmers of America Straight from the Hart EMC Goat Show.
Sunshot by Grayson Williams — Scott and Jennifer Brown’s home on Christmas Tree Road burned on Sunday. Community donations for the family are being taken at Pinnacle Bank.

Sunshot by Grayson Williams — Scott and Jennifer Brown’s home on Christmas Tree Road burned on Sunday. Community donations for the family are being taken at Pinnacle Bank.

Community rallies for victims of fire

Grayson Williams
Monday, August 5, 2019
Tragedy struck a Hart County teacher’s family over the weekend when their home was severely damaged by a fire. The home, located at 202 Christmas Tree Road, went up in flames around 5:24 p.m. on Sunday with no one inside, according to a Hart County Fire Department report.
Authoritie have taken out arrest warrants for a Vanna man they claim intentionally set fire to this home on Joe Findley Road.

Authoritie have taken out arrest warrants for a Vanna man they claim intentionally set fire to this home on Joe Findley Road.

Vanna man wanted for arson

News Staff
Friday, August 2, 2019
Authorities have identified a Vanna man they believe intentionally set fire to a home on Joe Findley Road in Royston on July 1.
Hart County Board of Commissioners chairman Joey Dorsey stands amid the packed house Tuesday at the Bowersville Town Council meeting to speak on his opposition to speed bumps installed recently on East Main Street in Bowersville.

Hart County Board of Commissioners chairman Joey Dorsey stands amid the packed house Tuesday at the Bowersville Town Council meeting to speak on his opposition to speed bumps installed recently on East Main Street in Bowersville.

Bowersille council members say they'd consider bump removal

Grayson Williams
Thursday, August 1, 2019
Some Bowersville Town Council members said Thursday following nearly two hours of public comments that they would consider altering or removing speed bumps installed recently on East Main Street.
Pictured from left to right are, Ray Stowers, Kevin McCraney, Kim Little, April Chapman, Ganine Derleth, Brandy Floyd, Larry Torrence, Leslie Patrick, Candace Tomlin, Jerry McHan, Jessica Herring, Tiffany Rucker, Laura Williams, Nikki Peters and Christine Blomberg.

Pictured from left to right are, Ray Stowers, Kevin McCraney, Kim Little, April Chapman, Ganine Derleth, Brandy Floyd, Larry Torrence, Leslie Patrick, Candace Tomlin, Jerry McHan, Jessica Herring, Tiffany Rucker, Laura Williams, Nikki Peters and Christine Blomberg.

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NGCU named business of the month

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
The Hart County Chamber of Commerce named North Georgia Credit Union the Chamber Business of the Month for August. North Georgia Credit Union says it works with its members to improve their financial well-being and help them afford life.
Photo submitted — Truck Safety Coalition executive director Harry Alder, from left to right, Hart County resident and coalition member Vickie Johnson and coalition member Pam Biddle present an award to U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson recently in Washington D.C.

Photo submitted — Truck Safety Coalition executive director Harry Alder, from left to right, Hart County resident and coalition member Vickie Johnson and coalition member Pam Biddle present an award to U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson recently in Washington D.C.

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Local woman pushing for truck safety

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
By Michael Hall Publisher/Editor A tractor-trailer traveling 55 mph forever changed Vickie Johnson’s life on Oct. 1, 2009, a life she is lucky to still have today and one she is using to push for safer roads.
Sunshot by Grayson Williams — Scott and Jennifer Brown’s home on Christmas Tree Road burned on Sunday. Community donations for the family are being taken at Pinnacle Bank.

Sunshot by Grayson Williams — Scott and Jennifer Brown’s home on Christmas Tree Road burned on Sunday. Community donations for the family are being taken at Pinnacle Bank.

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Community rallies for victims of fire

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Tragedy struck a Hart County teacher’s family over the weekend when their home was severely damaged by a fire. The home, located at 202 Christmas Tree Road, went up in flames around 5:24 p.m. on Sunday with no one inside, according to a Hart County Fire Department report.