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What to expect when you vote

News Staff
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Voting in Hart County will be accurate , your ballot will count. Here’s what to expect when you vote:   1) Enter the voting area and be ready to submit your identification at the poll pad processing table.
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My corn bread ain’t always done in the middle

News Staff
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
For the past several years I have taken early morning walks along the paved path at a meandering park at a municipality not too far from here.  The park resides in and is owned and well maintained by that municipality. Based on a sign at its entrance the park’s hours of operation are from 5 a.m.
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Embracing Red Ribbon Week

News Staff
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Red Ribbon Week is a nationwide initiative that carries a powerful message: the importance of living a drug-free life. Here in Hart County, this week is more than just a symbolic gesture; it’s a community-wide effort to promote awareness, education, and commitment to making healthier choices.
“The Hunt for Harvey,” a family-friendly walk-through haunted house experience will debut tomorrow at the Hart County Community Theatre.

“The Hunt for Harvey,” a family-friendly walk-through haunted house experience will debut tomorrow at the Hart County Community Theatre.

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Community theatre to host haunted house

Rachel Black - Staff Writer
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
For four days only, Hart County Community Theatre (HCCT) is putting on “The Hunt for Harvey,” a family-friendly walk-through haunted house experience.
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Commission meeting canceled

Rachel Black - Staff Writer
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
The Hart County Board of Commissioners’ Oct. 22 regular meeting was canceled due to “lack of agenda items,” according to a notice posted on the front door of the Administrative and Emergency Services Building.
Pink Partini included table contests; one table consisted entirely of women who met through the event and “have been friends ever since.” Top row from left to right: Donna Koenig, Shannon Hyde, Terry White, Trudy Snyder, and Tanna Santangelo. Bottom row from left to right: Colleen Clark, Chrissy Warren, Renee Sabol, Hope Underwood, and Mary Cottingham.

Pink Partini included table contests; one table consisted entirely of women who met through the event and “have been friends ever since.” Top row from left to right: Donna Koenig, Shannon Hyde, Terry White, Trudy Snyder, and Tanna Santangelo. Bottom row from left to right: Colleen Clark, Chrissy Warren, Renee Sabol, Hope Underwood, and Mary Cottingham.

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Pink Partini has“best year yet” 

Rachel Black - Staff Writer
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Through joint collaboration between the Nancy Hart Foundation and Hartwell Service League, the sold-out annual Pink Partini on Oct. 17--which raises money for women and children in Hart County facing cancer--was a success.