Want to get physically fit and stay that way? Almost daily someone in the world invents a new way to get fit. Everyone wants to be fit, but very few commit to the goal of achieving fitness and maintain it for a lifetime. Let’s don’t sugarcoat it. Fitness takes work. How often do you see gyms, health clubs & supposed “fitness centers” come and go through the years? Why do
Living in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains, we sometimes take for granted that we also live near a major source of Georgia’s household water. The Soque River and its entire watershed in Habersham County is a key tributary to the Chattahoochee River which serves as the primary water source for literally millions of Georgians downstream. Not only do we need to work at preserving this incredible natural resource that
We are all wondering what’s coming next with the old Courthouse in downtown Clarkesville. After several potential suitors expressed interest over the past couple of years in purchasing the dated public building, nothing has come to fruition as the county prepares to have to demo the building. Built in 1965, the building suffers from construction and design issues that have made the structure a white elephant for the county. Though
This weekend brings a great regional event to northeast Georgia – The 2021 Northeast Georgia Arts Tour. The event is scheduled for Friday, Saturday & Sunday, June 11-13, 10AM – 5PM. The annual event happens only twice a year (June and November in 2021) and features some of the more well known artist studios and art-related retail outlets across six counties, including Habersham, White, Rabun, Towns, Union and Clay (in
David Irvin of Clarkesville Motor Company recently had a street named after him at the Clarkesville City Council meeting in June. The street that borders David’s business location which was formally known as Bridge Street in downtown Clarkesville is being changed to “Irvin Lane” in honor of his long service to the community. Many members of David’s family showed up at the meeting to celebrate on his behalf. Clarkesville Motor
What’s to be done about the seemingly repetitive flooding of Pitts Park in Clarkesville? Occasional flooding is not unexpected since the Park was built in a flood plain as is the case in general with many recreational properties. The problem is the more recent recurring flooding and subsequent cost and manpower required to clean the park up after it floods to make it usable again by local citizens. When the
What’s all that heavy equipment doing in the field next to Habersham Hardware in Clarkesville? Just a 72-unit apartment complex under construction…that’s all. What has so far passed mostly under the radar of local residents, business people and news outlets, this major project has finally cranked up with the grading of the trees and demolition of the old house that sat vacant for years on the property. According to Josh
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