Fifty eight years stand between the establishment of Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.

Millions of Georgians would probably ask, “Who was Melvin Ernest Thompson?”

Four times in the past week, I passed over the M.E. Thompson Bridge.

This Father’s Day will mean more to me this year than any other year.

‘Breathe Easy’ signs have been installed at various locations throughout Downtown Hartwell in an effort to discourage individuals from discarding their cigarette butts on city sidewalks.

Downtown Hartwell has seen dramatic growth in new businesses in the last few years, and that trend will continue when Darlene Nixon and her daughter Brooke Dutton officially open the doors to their

Hart County AARP Chapter 2006 was established in 1973 by a group of Hartwell citizens who wanted to give back to their community, and  they recently celebrated 50 years.

Construction on a new Multi-Purpose Athletic Building for the Hart County Charter System (HCCS) is expected to begin by the end of the year, providing several Hart County sports with a much needed

The Hart County Habitat for Humanity recently unveiled ‘Habitat House 21’ to Yolanda Feaster in a ceremony at the home on Savannah Street.

The Hart County Board of Commissioners (BOC) voted to take no action on petitions filed by two property owners petitioning to de-annex from the town limits of Bowersville.

Summer football is underway, and each week leading up to kickoff versus Elbert County, The Hartwell Sun will be breaking down each position group on the 2023 Hart County High School footba