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Dawson County: No Decision Yet on Transgender Students

CLEVELAND, Ga. -- White County schools officials have not made a decision yet on how to respond to the federal…

10 years ago

Attorney General Olens Issues Statement on the Obama Administration’s “Dear Colleague” Letter

ATLANTA, GA- Today, Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens issued the following statement: “I am confident that Georgia’s parents, teachers, and…

10 years ago

White Co. Candidate Forum Draws Packed House

CLEVELAND, Ga. -- A standing-room-only crowd elbowed its way into the Roy Ash, Jr. Community Building last night for the…

10 years ago

School Board Race Could Draw Most Interest in Cleveland Candidate Forum Monday

CLEVELAND, Ga. -- The candidate forum scheduled for 6 pm in Cleveland Monday could be one of the most interesting…

10 years ago

Fannin County Board of Education Hears Public Comments about Transgender Bathrooms in Fannin Schools

Vicki Rhodes of Morganton and Cathy Patterson of Mineral Bluff head to the Fannin Board of Education meeting.   Fannin…

10 years ago

Advanced Voting Slow in White Co. Where Turnout is Less Than 5 Percent

CLEVELAND, Ga. -- Advanced voter turnout is slow in White County but Chief Voter Registrar Lisa Manning says it is…

10 years ago

Fitzpatrick Impressive in Town Hall Meeting

GAINESVILLE, Ga. -- Roger Fitzpatrick, an ex-Marine and former White County administrator, appears to have established himself as the No.…

10 years ago

Speaker David Ralston Responds to Governor Nathan Deal Veto of Campus Carry Bill

Speaker of the House of Representatives David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) issued the following statement concerning the Governor’s veto of HB…

10 years ago

Advanced Voting Underway in White County

WHITE COUNTY, Ga. -- Advanced voting for the May 24 General Primary started Monday in White County where voters must…

10 years ago

White County Voters to Decide on Revisions to Alcohol Ordinance

CLEVELAND, Ga. -- The White County Board of Commissioners made one revision to the county's alcohol ordinance Monday but left…

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