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Senate Bill 148 Aims to Expand Outdoor Learning and Hunter Education in Georgia Schools

Thursday, January 29

Senate Bill 148 aims to expand outdoor learning opportunities and hunter education in Georgia schools, continuing a tradition that supporters say has benefited students for decades. Lawmakers say the legislation is designed to help ensure students receive a well-rounded education and are exposed to lessons... Read More.

Gordon County Unemployment Falls Below 3% in December

Thursday, January 29

Gordon County saw its unemployment rate drop below 3% in December, reflecting continued strength in the local labor market, according to data released Thursday by the Georgia Department of Labor. The county’s unemployment rate fell to 2.9% last month, down from 3.7% in November. The... Read More.

Patrick Core: Light Accumulating Snow Possible; Bitter Cold Expected This Weekend

Thursday, January 29

Patrick Core: Light Accumulating Snow Possible; Bitter Cold Expected This Weekend NORTH GEORGIA — Chief Meteorologist Patrick Core says accumulating snow is becoming more likely across the region, though totals are expected to remain light. According to Core, snow showers could develop late Friday night and... Read More.

Extreme Cold Watch Issued for All of Georgia This Weekend

Thursday, January 29

The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Watch for all of Georgia, effective Saturday evening through early Sunday afternoon. Forecasters warn that dangerously cold wind chills, or “feels like” temperatures, could drop to 5 degrees or below across the state during this time.... Read More.

Former Student Apprehended After Brief Lockdown at Calhoun Middle and High Schools

Thursday, January 29

Calhoun City Schools officials confirmed that a brief lockdown at Calhoun Middle School and Calhoun High School was lifted Thursday after local law enforcement identified and apprehended an unauthorized individual on campus. According to school officials, a former student was found on the Calhoun High... Read More.

Downtown Calhoun to Host Valentine’s Day ‘Love Local Social’ Event

Thursday, January 29

Downtown Calhoun businesses will host a Valentine’s Day “Love Local Social” on Saturday, Feb. 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., inviting the community to shop local and support small businesses. The event is one of five micro events planned throughout the year aimed... Read More.

Calhoun City Schools Announces New Volleyball Coaching Staff

Thursday, January 29

Calhoun City Schools has announced Scott Carter as the new head volleyball coach at Calhoun High School following the departure of Coach Jennifer Quinn, who stepped down after four successful seasons leading the Lady Jackets. Coach Quinn leaves behind a legacy of historic achievement and... Read More.

VAC Donation Area Temporarily Closed Due to Staff Shortage

Thursday, January 29

The Voluntary Action Center (VAC) has temporarily closed its donation area due to a staff shortage. The closure will remain in effect until Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, with donations resuming at 9 a.m. During the closure, the VAC is asking the public not to leave... Read More.

Forecast Models Show Snow Possible Across Georgia as Storm Track Remains Uncertain

Wednesday, January 28

Georgia residents are watching the forecast closely as meteorologists continue to track an upper-level weather system that could bring snow to parts of the state. Forecasters noted that while a similar weather graphic was shared earlier, updated information highlights how subtle changes in the storm’s... Read More.

NWS: Cold Weekend Ahead for Georgia; Snow Possible in Some Areas

Tuesday, January 27

Georgia residents can expect a cold weekend ahead, according to an update from the National Weather Service, though the likelihood of snow remains uncertain for much of the state. Forecasters say wintry impacts are most likely across the Carolinas, but some potential exists in Georgia... Read More.

Senate Bill 148 Aims to Expand Outdoor Learning and Hunter Education in Georgia Schools

Gordon County Unemployment Falls Below 3% in December

Patrick Core: Light Accumulating Snow Possible; Bitter Cold Expected This Weekend

Extreme Cold Watch Issued for All of Georgia This Weekend

Former Student Apprehended After Brief Lockdown at Calhoun Middle and High Schools

Calhoun City Schools Announces New Volleyball Coaching Staff

VAC Donation Area Temporarily Closed Due to Staff Shortage

Forecast Models Show Snow Possible Across Georgia as Storm Track Remains Uncertain

NWS: Cold Weekend Ahead for Georgia; Snow Possible in Some Areas

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