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Mental health is a growing issue for law enforcement across the region, state and nation, and thanks to a $65,000 grant from the North Georgia Community Foundation the Rabun County Sheriff’s Office soon will be adding a mental health clinician.

The overnight fire that destroyed WillaDean’s Tavern in Hartwell recently has been ruled accidental.

In a society where many things are disposable, one Rabun County man has saved a local building from demolition.

Habersham County roads and bridges tax fails, Banks County’s extended

Baldwin Fire Department will have a new truck in service within a week.

Despite a joint statement released by both the county’s political parties opposing it, Habersham County leaders hope voters will approve the 1-cent roads and bridges tax on the Nov. 8 ballot.

A section of the former Mount Vernon Mills in Alto will become a further processing facility for Hodie Meats Inc. now that it has received Banks County Commission approval.

More employers are sharing how much their jobs pay. Bradley Schurman author of "The Super Age" talks about this trend and others about which managers should be aware during his visit with Bill Maine on "Mornings on Maine Street."

A man who has been referred to as “an institution” in Homer will be remembered in funeral services Wednesday.

Stephens County loses election supervisor, poll manager