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From small flatwater streams in South Georgia to raging whitewater runs in North Georgia, the public’s ability to access and recreate on the state’s streams could be determined by the recommendations made by the special House Study Committee on Navigable Streams.

From small flatwater streams in South Georgia to raging whitewater runs in North Georgia, the public’s ability to access and recreate on the state’s streams could be determined by the recommendations made by the special House Study Committee on Navigable Streams.

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Georgia committee on navigable streams to meet today

News Staff
Wednesday, August 14, 2024
A special House study committee tasked with determining where Georgians have the right to boat, fish and hunt on Georgia’s streams will hold its first meeting today in Atlanta.
The Hartwell Sun

The Hartwell Sun

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Tort reform likely front-burner issue for 2025 General Assembly

News Staff
Wednesday, August 14, 2024
ATLANTA - Gov. Brian Kemp has made tort reform the main theme of his annual August address to Georgia political and business leaders two years running. But his Aug. 7 speech at this year’s Georgia Chamber of Commerce-sponsored Congressional Luncheon had a different ring to it than the 2023 version.
Dr. Devin Stephens, a family care physician with St. Mary’s Family Medicine, will be coming to Lavonia one Thursday each month to see patients at Sacred Heart Primary Care.

Dr. Devin Stephens, a family care physician with St. Mary’s Family Medicine, will be coming to Lavonia one Thursday each month to see patients at Sacred Heart Primary Care.

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Board-certified physician now seeing patients in Lavonia

Patrick Fargason - Editor and Publisher
Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Dr. Devin Stephens, a board-certified family care physician, is now seeing patients once Thursday a month in the offices of Sacred Heart Primary Care (SHPC) located in the medical office building at St. Mary’s Sacred Heart Hospital in Lavonia.
Photo by Chris Liveranis

Photo by Chris Liveranis

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Rise in unemployment caused by seasonal, student workers

News Staff
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
Georgia’s Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson announced July 25 that all of Georgia’s Regional Commissions reported a rise in June unemployment rates. The Georgia Mountains Commission (GMRC), which encompasses Hart County reported a rise of six-tenths of a percent to 3.5 percent.