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White County firefighters responded to a barn fire on March 14.

White County firefighters responded to a barn fire on March 14.

Firefighters battle barn blaze

White County firefighters battled a barn fire behind Mossy Creek Baptist Church off Highway 254 early Saturday afternoon. The barn was fully involved and a nearby vehicle was also on fire. A brush fire had ignited and started to spread, as well.
Jill Baughman will be the next assistant superintendent for the White County School System. DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

Jill Baughman will be the next assistant superintendent for the White County School System. DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

Veteran educator Jill Baughman named next assistant superintendent

By Denise Etheridge The White County Board of Education has appointed longtime educator and district leader Jill Baughman as assistant superintendent of teaching and learning for the White County School System. The board's decision was announced during a called meeting on March 11.
Habitat for Humanity of Northeast Georgia is seeking land in White County for future Habitat homes. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Habitat for Humanity of Northeast Georgia is seeking land in White County for future Habitat homes. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Habitat for Humanity seeks land to build homes in White County

By Denise Etheridge For families hoping to build a better future through Habitat for Humanity of Northeast Georgia, the biggest obstacle in White County right now isn’t volunteers or materials — it’s finding land to build on.
Eight people qualified to run in local races in the May 19 Primary. FILE PHOTO

Eight people qualified to run in local races in the May 19 Primary. FILE PHOTO

Eight qualify for local races in White County

By Carly Henderson Qualifying for local elections concluded last week, with eight candidates qualifying for local positions. Candidates who qualified for White County School Board District 4 include incumbent Linda Erbele, Brad Dalton and Jordan Lee Fincher. Kim Rogers and Mary R.
Cows graze in the pasture near the Nacoochee Mound during the Cows Come Home Celebration at Hardman Farm State Historic Site on March 7. See more photos on page 6A. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Cows graze in the pasture near the Nacoochee Mound during the Cows Come Home Celebration at Hardman Farm State Historic Site on March 7. See more photos on page 6A. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Cows make a moo-mentous return to Hardman Farm

By Carly Henderson The cows have come back to Hardman Farm State Historic Site in Sautee Nacoochee. Their return was lauded during the annual “Cows Come Home Celebration” on Saturday, March 7.
Law enforcement seized 32 kilograms of methamphetamine, four pounds of fentanyl, numerous diverted pharmaceutical opioids and multiple firearms during Operation Silent Hand this week. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Law enforcement seized 32 kilograms of methamphetamine, four pounds of fentanyl, numerous diverted pharmaceutical opioids and multiple firearms during Operation Silent Hand this week. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Operation Silent Hand leads to 20 arrests in North Georgia drug trafficking case

Staff report Law enforcement agencies across North Georgia executed multiple search and arrest warrants this week as part of Operation Silent Hand, a months-long investigation targeting a drug trafficking organization distributing methamphetamine, fentanyl and oxycodone.
Randall and Jackie Townley founded TNT Simmental Farm soon after their move to White County in 2004. Since then, they have worked to encourage and support cattle-showing youth around White County and beyond. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Randall and Jackie Townley founded TNT Simmental Farm soon after their move to White County in 2004. Since then, they have worked to encourage and support cattle-showing youth around White County and beyond. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

TNT Simmental Farm invests in youth

by Carly Henderson For Randall and Jackie Townley, TNT Simmental Farm is about more than raising cattle– it’s about raising young people. The Townleys moved to White County in 2004, and TNT Simmental Farm was founded shortly thereafter.
United Way Board Vice Chairman Nathan Eason presented checks to 12 local community agencies at a check distribution ceremony last week. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

United Way Board Vice Chairman Nathan Eason presented checks to 12 local community agencies at a check distribution ceremony last week. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

United Way celebrates $80K distribution

by Carly Henderson United Way of White County celebrated a milestone last Thursday, Feb. 26, as volunteers and local agency representatives gathered at United Community Bank’s Roy Ash Building for a check distribution ceremony after the nonprofit met its $80,000 fundraising goal.
From left, Cleveland Police Chief Jeff Shoemaker, Council members CJ McDonald and Jeremy McClure, Mayor Josh Turner, Officer David Bruce, and Council members Nan Bowen and Annie Sutton gather as Bruce is recognized as the 2025 Officer of the Year at the March 2 meeting of the Cleveland City Council. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

From left, Cleveland Police Chief Jeff Shoemaker, Council members CJ McDonald and Jeremy McClure, Mayor Josh Turner, Officer David Bruce, and Council members Nan Bowen and Annie Sutton gather as Bruce is recognized as the 2025 Officer of the Year at the March 2 meeting of the Cleveland City Council. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Cleveland announces Officer of the Year

by Carly Henderson Financial planning for a national anniversary celebration, a new charitable giving option for city employees and recognition of a police officer’s service highlighted the March 2 meeting of the Cleveland City Council. Cleveland Police Dept.
Steve Horton will be the next principal of White County High School. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Steve Horton will be the next principal of White County High School. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Steve Horton named next principal of White County High School

Special to the White County News The White County Board of Education unanimously voted Thursday night to appoint Steve Horton as the new principal of White County High School. Horton will begin his tenure on July 1.