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Hart County High School seniors Adam Walters, from left, Ben Tellano, Sean Leard and Tahj Courage give gifts they bought at Walmart to Damien Jones, a second-grader at Hartwell Elementary.

Hart County High School seniors Adam Walters, from left, Ben Tellano, Sean Leard and Tahj Courage give gifts they bought at Walmart to Damien Jones, a second-grader at Hartwell Elementary.

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Shopping with the Dogs provides gifts for children

News Staff
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Hartwell Elementary second-graders didn’t get to go shopping with Hart County High School seniors on Monday, Dec. 14, but they still received gifts from them through the ninth annual Shop With The Dogs program. Groups of four seniors contributed $25 each to purchase gifts for second-graders. 
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Evidence in case of alleged kidnappers not tossed

Grayson Williams
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Evidence seized from a vehicle in a criminal court case involving an alleged plot to kidnap and kill a man in Hart County won’t get tossed out as defense attorneys had hoped, while in a separate murder case prosecutors say they won’t need to use statements made by the defendant because they believe...
Photo submitted - The Hart County wrestling team holds up its first-place trophy after winning the “King of the Mountain” tournament on Dec. 5 in Towns County.

Photo submitted - The Hart County wrestling team holds up its first-place trophy after winning the “King of the Mountain” tournament on Dec. 5 in Towns County.

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Hart wrestlers take Towns County tournament

Grayson Williams
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
The “King of the Mountain” title now belongs to the Hart County High School wrestling team. The Mat Dogs captured a first-place team finish at the perennially-difficult King of the Mountain tournament in Towns County on Saturday, Dec. 5 where they hoisted the tournament trophy.
10-year-old Emma Bennett, of Stephens County, pets her pig named Killing Me Softly.

10-year-old Emma Bennett, of Stephens County, pets her pig named Killing Me Softly.

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Pig classic draws competitors

News Staff
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Two-year-old Tinsley Brown, of Franklin County, above, practices for her future showing pigs during the Hart County FFA’s Lake Hartwell Pig Classic show on Saturday, Dec. 5, at the Hart County AgriScience Center.
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News Staff
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
 The Hart County Sheriff’s Office reported the following arrests: Dec.
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Hartwell to make final payment on city hall

Drew Dotson
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Hartwell City Hall will be paid off in full after the city council authorized the final payment at the Dec. 7 meeting. The payment of $26,400 will pay off the $3.6 million project that was completed in 2012. “Usually what you do is burn the note,” mayor Brandon Johnson said.