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3 days ago |
nowhabersham.com | Brian Wellmeier
A well-known developer and urban planner is setting down more permanent roots in downtown Clarkesville. Lew Oliver, who moved to Clarkesville from the Atlanta area in 2021, has purchased a pair of buildings at 1378 and 1386 Washington Street, next to the Habersham Community Theater, to serve as the new location for his office. He plans to relocate there from his current space near The Hush at 1484 Washington Street.
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3 days ago |
nowhabersham.com | Brian Wellmeier
Around noon on Monday, May 12, authorities urged drivers to avoid Clarkesville Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Cornelia as localized flooding has made the area hazardous for travel. Heavy rainfall in the region has caused water to accumulate rapidly, and motorists are advised to seek alternate routes. The public is encouraged to stay tuned to local alerts for updates and road condition changes as rainfall continues.
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3 days ago |
nowhabersham.com | Brian Wellmeier
A Cornelia man has been charged in connection with a reported sexual assault that allegedly occurred in late April. According to the Cornelia Police Department, authorities responded on April 27 to a residence on Chattahoochee Street in reference to a sexual assault that had allegedly already taken place. Upon arrival, officers interviewed the mother of the alleged victim, stating her daughter had been raped.
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4 days ago |
nowhabersham.com | Brian Wellmeier
Habersham County’s Board of Education will hold its regular meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, May 12, with several important recognitions and decisions set for discussion. Among the highlights, staff members will be honored with the Peach State Federal Credit Union Extra Mile Award and the Service Above Self Award, recognizing their dedication and service to the school district.
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4 days ago |
nowhabersham.com | Brian Wellmeier
Habersham County will continue its summer food program through 2025 to ensure local students have access to nutritious meals during the summer months. Funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the program served over 60,000 students last year. In collaboration with Food 4 Kids and Volunteers for Literacy, the program will operate from June 2 through July 17, distributing meals Monday through Thursday at various locations across the county.
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