Downtown Calhoun Streets To Close Beginning April 24

Several streets in downtown Calhoun will be closed to traffic beginning Friday, April 24th at 12:00 p.m., according to an announcement from city officials. The closures will impact key roadways in the downtown area, including Court Street, South King Street, North Park Avenue, South Park... Read More.

USPS Proposes Stamp Price Increase Beginning in July

The United States Postal Service has announced proposed price increases for mailing services that could take effect July 12, pending approval from the Postal Regulatory Commission. Under the proposal, the cost of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp would rise by four cents, increasing from 78... Read More.

New café planned for former Bruster’s building in Calhoun

A long-vacant building along South Wall Street in Calhoun is set to see new life as renovation work gets underway for a locally owned café. According to City of Calhoun Building Official Joey Moore, a building permit was issued last week to J.T. Williams Construction... Read More.

Georgia Sets Record Highs for Workforce and Employment in February

The Georgia Department of Labor reports that the state reached record highs in both workforce size and employment in February, even as unemployment ticked up slightly and job totals declined for a second straight month. According to the agency, Georgia’s labor force grew to an all-time high... Read More.

Calhoun Tennis Sweeps Region 7-AAA Titles

It was a championship sweep for Calhoun High School tennis, as both the Yellow Jackets and Lady Jackets claimed the Region 7-AAA titles in dominant fashion. The Calhoun boys tennis team secured its place in program history, defeating Heritage 3-0 to capture a third straight... Read More.