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Pictured above (from left to right): The youth leaders for the angel tree including Claire Hoy, Tyler Bowers, and Nakalegh Cromer.

Pictured above (from left to right): The youth leaders for the angel tree including Claire Hoy, Tyler Bowers, and Nakalegh Cromer.

Angel Tree to help foster children

The 13th annual Angel Tree project will return to Hartwell later this week. This year, Hartwell is looking to sponsor over 100 foster children from the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services from right here in our local community.
Hartwell Police employees stand next to the Toys for Tots collection boxes. Pictured above (from left to right): Renae Pierce, Roshunda Gaines, Lt. Darin Rucker, and Lt. Sherod Blackwell.

Hartwell Police employees stand next to the Toys for Tots collection boxes. Pictured above (from left to right): Renae Pierce, Roshunda Gaines, Lt. Darin Rucker, and Lt. Sherod Blackwell.

Hartwell Police partner with Toys for Tots

The Hartwell Police Department is partnering with the United States Marine Corps Reserve this holiday season for their annual Toys for Tots campaign, and they are calling on the local community for help. Holiday wishes come true because of you,” Lieutenant Darin Rucker said.
American Legion Post 109 Commander James Fulghum waves the flag during the 2023 Hartwell Veterans Day Parade.

American Legion Post 109 Commander James Fulghum waves the flag during the 2023 Hartwell Veterans Day Parade.

Hartwell to host veterans parade Nov. 10

The American Legion Post 109 will help host the second annual Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 10 at 3 p.m. throughout downtown Hartwell. On Nov. 10, the American Legion Post 109 will help honor our veterans in Northeast Georgia by hosting the second annual Veterans Day Parade through downtown Hartwell.