Sunshot by Grayson Williams — RedRover Outreach Manager Katie Campbell, right, and Bryna Donnelly, left, Director of GreaterGood.org’s Rescue Rebuild program, caulk and paint a new indoor kennel area at the Northeast Georgia Council on Domestic Violence’s shelter.
Local
Grayson Williams
Pets have the power to heal and they are as much of a part of families as people are for many animal lovers.
That’s why Purina, RedRover and GreaterGood.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
County appoints new board members
Michael Hall
The Hart County Board of Commissioners recently appointed several new members to various county boards and reappointed others.
Kay Ankerich was appointed to the Recreation Advisory Board and will join Bob Frye, Jeff Meitz and Lonnie Robinson, all of whom were reappointed at the Dec.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Sunshot by Michael Hall — Bishireon Smith tries on football gloves at Walmart on Dec. 12 with Hart County seniors Keyon Flowers, Kaimon Rucker and Tyler Rucker during this year’s event.
Shopping with the Dogs
News Staff
Every year a group of Hartwell Elementary second graders get the treat of Christmas shopping with Hart County High School Seniors during the annual Shopping with the Dogs program. Groups of four seniors pool together $25 each to take a student on a $100 shopping spree at Walmart.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Tax commissioner Pierce to retire
Michael Hall
After 15 years of community service, Hart County Tax Commissioner Burl Pierce is retiring before his term is up in 2020.
“It’s been a good 15 years,” Pierce said. “I love people. I love attempting to help people.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
#Throwback Thursday
News Staff
Dec. 20, 1918 — A soldier thought to be dead by his friends and family back home informed his parents he was “alive and getting along fine.”
Private Dewey H. Shearer, of Hart County, was believed to have been killed in action during World War I. On, Nov.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Carter is right about SPLOST
News Staff
Hart County Commissioner Ricky Carter is right about how the board of commissioners should have handled a special-purpose, local-option sales tax reimbursement to Bowersville for its unpopular speed bump project.
The county is not and should not be the enforcer of state SPLOST laws.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
The Blotter
News Staff
The Hartwell Police Department reported the following incidents and citations:
One unlawful use of central lane; one restriction on use of flashing or revolving blue lights; one loud music citation; one failure to stop at a stop sign; one failure to dim headlights; one improper transferred tag and...
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Sunshot by Michael Hall — Hart County High School students Garrett Stone, left, and Lincoln Zemaitis, right, pose for a photo with Dr. Jürgen Häring outside the Häring Precision USA factory currently under construction in the Gateway III industrial park in Hart County.
Students find jobs to last a lifetime
Michael Hall
Don’t expect to see Garrett Stone or Lincoln Zemaitis around town too often once the next academic year starts in 2020.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Can the county deny Bowersville bump money?
Michael Hall
Hart County commissioners are not the only folks with differing opinions about whether the commission has the authority to deny Bowersville special purpose local option sales tax money for an unpopular speed bump project completed earlier this year.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Sunshot by Grayson Williams - Pictured from left to right are, deputy Jarod Tollison and Parker Jean, deputy Josh Fowler and Chuck and deputy Steve Williams and Sena.
Deputy dogs recertified for duty
Grayson Williams
Deputies Chuck, Sena and newcomer Parker Jean are on the case at the Hart County Sheriff’s Office.
The four-legged deputies, whose noses are their greatest assets, recently received certification to continue their roles in local law enforcement.
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
