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Lloyd Allison is owner and founder of Tesnatee River Winery & Meadery. He grows muscadine grapes and is a beekeeper. PHOTOS BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Lloyd Allison is owner and founder of Tesnatee River Winery & Meadery. He grows muscadine grapes and is a beekeeper. PHOTOS BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Tesnatee River offers a taste of simpler times

By Carly Henderson At Tesnatee River Winery & Meadery, visitors can sip a glass of wine or mead, wander the property and step into an atmosphere designed to feel like a simpler time.
Traditional-style face jugs and other types of pottery, along with a range of art mediums, will be displayed at this year's upcoming Folk Pottery & Arts Festival in Sautee Nacoochee. SUBMITTED  PHOTOS

Traditional-style face jugs and other types of pottery, along with a range of art mediums, will be displayed at this year's upcoming Folk Pottery & Arts Festival in Sautee Nacoochee. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

Folk Pottery & Arts Festival set for Sept. 5

Labor Day weekend is around the corner, and that means another opportunity to attend the annual Folk Pottery & Arts Festival in Sautee Nacoochee.The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia will host the 18th annual Folk Pottery & Arts Festival from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept.
Jessie Owensby

Jessie Owensby

Development Authority elects officers

By Denise Etheridge The White County Development Authority elected new officers and welcomed new members during a regular meeting on Aug. 11.Don Allison will serve as chairman, Joe Whelchel is vice chair and John Zeimer will continue in his role as secretary.
The Tractor Supply store in Cleveland has gone through a remodel. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

The Tractor Supply store in Cleveland has gone through a remodel. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Cleveland's Tractor Supply remodel now complete

Tractor Supply recently completed a remodel of its Cleveland store.The enhanced store features an improved layout as well as a new Customer Service Hub.
Firefighter recruits with White County Fire Services completed training last week. From left: Andrew Skidmore, Nathaniel Colier, Olivia Ryan and Andrew Latty. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Firefighter recruits with White County Fire Services completed training last week. From left: Andrew Skidmore, Nathaniel Colier, Olivia Ryan and Andrew Latty. SUBMITTED PHOTO

WCFS celebrates recruits' graduation

White County Fire Services celebrated the graduation of four recruits from Firefighter I during a ceremony held Aug. 14, at Cleveland Worship Center in Cleveland.The graduating class included Nathaniel Colier, Andrew Latty, Olivia Ryan and Andrew Skidmore.
Last year the county released this rendering of what the future library in Cleveland could look like. FILE PHOTO

Last year the county released this rendering of what the future library in Cleveland could look like. FILE PHOTO

New library in the works

By Denise Etheridge and Linda Erbele Work is going on behind the scenes for the new White County library, which will be built on the lot behind the tax commissioner’s office on U.S. 129 North, just past the Helen Highway intersection.
Cleveland City Council members pose for a selfie following the approval of a proclamation recognizing Tuesday, Aug. 11, as City Hall Selfie Day during the council's Aug. 17 meeting. The proclamation celebrates local government and public service and Cleveland's transition to the new Cleveland Municipal Complex at 55 Cantrell Road. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Cleveland City Council members pose for a selfie following the approval of a proclamation recognizing Tuesday, Aug. 11, as City Hall Selfie Day during the council's Aug. 17 meeting. The proclamation celebrates local government and public service and Cleveland's transition to the new Cleveland Municipal Complex at 55 Cantrell Road. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Cleveland council approves road closures ahead of Agri-Fest

By Carly Henderson The Cleveland City Council approved road closures for Agri-Fest, renewed employee benefits and heard updates from city departments during an Aug. 17 meeting.The council heard a presentation on Matthew 25 Alliance from Rev.
This map shows commercial development in unincorporated White County along Helen Highway. SUBMITTED

This map shows commercial development in unincorporated White County along Helen Highway. SUBMITTED

County places moratoriums on new gas stations, vape shops

By Denise Etheridge The Board of Commissioners pressed a six-month pause button on new gas stations, new vape/CBD shops and new commercial development along Helen Highway in unincorporated county - meaning outside of Cleveland and Helen city limits.
White County resident Michael Foley stands among storm debris during one of more than 60 helicopter missions he completed in western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene. Foley’s experiences during the missions later became the inspiration for “Scars on the Mountain,” a documentary about the storm’s impact on Yancey County residents. SUBMITTED PHOTO

White County resident Michael Foley stands among storm debris during one of more than 60 helicopter missions he completed in western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene. Foley’s experiences during the missions later became the inspiration for “Scars on the Mountain,” a documentary about the storm’s impact on Yancey County residents. SUBMITTED PHOTO

White County man turns Helene rescue into documentary

By Carly Henderson When Hurricane Helene ravaged western North Carolina, White County resident Michael Foley volunteered to help.
Camp Director Jon Estes stands in front of the new playground built for the elementary school-age camp at Woodlands. ERBELE/WCN

Camp Director Jon Estes stands in front of the new playground built for the elementary school-age camp at Woodlands. ERBELE/WCN

Woodlands camp celebrates 100,000 campers

By Linda Erbele Woodlands Christian Camp celebrated both its 30th year and 100,000th camper this summer.Camp Director Jon Estes said he still remembers walking to the mailbox all those years ago hoping for another camper application.