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Columnist Greg Cullum (seated far left) attended a family reunion lunch following a trip to Greenville’s Costco.

Columnist Greg Cullum (seated far left) attended a family reunion lunch following a trip to Greenville’s Costco.

Costco and family

My wife and I made our monthly pilgrimage to Costco in Greenville recently.
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The Hartwell Sun

The Dreaded NWK Syndrome

Our passage through life can well contain events worthy of seemingly endless celebration and it can also be fraught with terrible circumstances better left forgotten. Most of us do, though, manage to survive these incidents, both the good ones as well as the bad.
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The Hartwell Sun

Auld lang syne

As the clock winds down on 2024 and we prepare to welcome 2025, we find ourselves reflecting on a year filled with challenges, triumphs, and growth. Hartwell has once again shown its true character—one of resilience, kindness, and community.
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So, what should we talk about?

It’s times like these where I can’t help but think of  Pop Song ‘89. It’s the title track to the Green album by the Athens-based band, and rock-n-roll hall of famers, R.E.M. This song is about someone who really has no clue what to say to a girl.
For the fall 2024 semester, the University of North Georgia (UNG) awarded more than 900 degrees and certificates to graduates.

For the fall 2024 semester, the University of North Georgia (UNG) awarded more than 900 degrees and certificates to graduates.

UNG confers degrees for fall 2024 graduates

For the fall 2024 semester, the University of North Georgia (UNG) awarded more than 900 degrees and certificates to graduates. More than 650 of the graduates participated in the fall 2024 commencement ceremonies held Dec. 7 at the Convocation Center at UNG’s Dahlonega Campus.
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Local Students receive academic honors at Emmanuel University

Each semester a select number of students at Emmanuel University are awarded academic recognition for their successful study by their inclusion on the president’s list or dean’s list. To be named to the president’s list a student must earn a quality point average of 4.
Hartwell Elementary’s Musicology team consisting of (from left to right): Christopher Fields, 4th Grade, Brooklyn Dennis, 5th Grade, Harper Hershberger, 5th Grade, Emmie Hershberger, 4th Grade took home fifth place at the National Beta state convention.

Hartwell Elementary’s Musicology team consisting of (from left to right): Christopher Fields, 4th Grade, Brooklyn Dennis, 5th Grade, Harper Hershberger, 5th Grade, Emmie Hershberger, 4th Grade took home fifth place at the National Beta state convention.

Hartwell Elementary School Beta Club participates in state competition

Students from Hartwell Elementary’s Beta Club are celebrating their recent participation in the Georgia Elementary Beta State Convention.