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Photo submitted by Jerry Holland of Sautee Nacoochee.

Photo submitted by Jerry Holland of Sautee Nacoochee.

Slice of Life: August 13, 2026

Jerry Holland of Sautee Nacoochee took this photo of a shimmering Sky Lake on Oct. 20, 2022. He used a Nikon D5600 camera.Want to share a sweet slice of White County life? Submit your photos to editor@whitecountynews.net.
The Cleveland Municipal Complex at 55 Cantrell Road officially opened Monday, Aug. 10, bringing Cleveland City Hall and the Cleveland Police Department together under one roof. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

The Cleveland Municipal Complex at 55 Cantrell Road officially opened Monday, Aug. 10, bringing Cleveland City Hall and the Cleveland Police Department together under one roof. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Cleveland Municipal Complex officially opens

By Carly Henderson The Cleveland Municipal Complex officially opened Monday, Aug. 10, bringing Cleveland City Hall and the Cleveland Police Department together under one roof at 55 Cantrell Road.
The White County Chamber of Commerce cuts the ribbon on Soaring Therapy & Learning Center's new location at 88 Cemetery Street in Cleveland. PHOTOS BY DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

The White County Chamber of Commerce cuts the ribbon on Soaring Therapy & Learning Center's new location at 88 Cemetery Street in Cleveland. PHOTOS BY DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

Soaring Therapy & Learning Center opens new location

By Denise Etheridge One of Soaring Therapy & Learning Center's previous locations was a small white house behind the Burger King restaurant in Cleveland. Last week, the pediatric therapy center cut the ribbon on its new, spacious home at 88 Cemetery Street in Cleveland.
Jessica Barnett, left, and Michele Quintal smile for a selfie after Quintal received the Silver Beaver Award at the Boy Scouts of America Northeast Georgia Council’s Council Recognition Ceremony. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Jessica Barnett, left, and Michele Quintal smile for a selfie after Quintal received the Silver Beaver Award at the Boy Scouts of America Northeast Georgia Council’s Council Recognition Ceremony. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Council gives Quintal top volunteer award

By Samantha SinclairCNI News Service A local Scouting volunteer was selected to receive the highest award a council may bestow on a volunteer.
The White County Board of Commissioners is pictured during a budget workshop on April 13. From left are Commissioners Shan Ash and Craig Bryant, Chair Travis Turner, and Commissioners Ed Nix and Lyn Holcomb. The county will soon advertise both a proposed millage rate reduction, and potential tax increase. FILE PHOTO

The White County Board of Commissioners is pictured during a budget workshop on April 13. From left are Commissioners Shan Ash and Craig Bryant, Chair Travis Turner, and Commissioners Ed Nix and Lyn Holcomb. The county will soon advertise both a proposed millage rate reduction, and potential tax increase. FILE PHOTO

County proposes mill rate decrease, sets public hearings

By Denise Etheridge The White County Board of Commissioners notified the White County News in a written statement last week that the commission plans to reduce the 2026 millage rate to 8.555 mills from the 2025 millage rate of 8.842 mills - a reduction of 0.287 mills.
SRO Travis Ramey with the White County Sheriff's Office welcomes attendees to the WCJLEA Week 2 graduation. PHOTOS BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

SRO Travis Ramey with the White County Sheriff's Office welcomes attendees to the WCJLEA Week 2 graduation. PHOTOS BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Future crime fighters graduate from program

The Junior Law Enforcement Academy (WCJLEA) is hosted each year by the White County Sheriff’s Office and is designed for rising fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students.
White County Middle School Agriculture teacher Meg Dickerson is congratulated by the White County Board of Education during a July 30 meeting. DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

White County Middle School Agriculture teacher Meg Dickerson is congratulated by the White County Board of Education during a July 30 meeting. DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

School board recognizes Meg Dickerson

White County Middle School Agriculture teacher Meg Dickerson was congratulated by the White County Board of Education during a July 30 meeting for receiving a statewide award for Outstanding Middle School Animal Science Program.
Mt. Yonah Elementary School Principal Juliana Dean, far right, greets a young student at the Back-to-School Bash last Saturday. Assistant principal Ryan London is at far left. At center is first grade teacher Caroline Duffey and behind Dean is instructional coach Jade Bates. PHOTOS BY DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

Mt. Yonah Elementary School Principal Juliana Dean, far right, greets a young student at the Back-to-School Bash last Saturday. Assistant principal Ryan London is at far left. At center is first grade teacher Caroline Duffey and behind Dean is instructional coach Jade Bates. PHOTOS BY DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN

Community comes together at Back-to-School Bash

By Denise Etheridge Hundreds attended this year's annual Back-to-School Bash last Saturday, Aug. 1, at Freedom Park in Cleveland. White County Family Connection spearheads the event each year.
Georgia Department of Education Deputy Superintendent of School Nutrition Dr. Linette Dodson, left, observed the White County School System's summer meal program in June. School Nutrition Director Abby Rowland is at right. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Georgia Department of Education Deputy Superintendent of School Nutrition Dr. Linette Dodson, left, observed the White County School System's summer meal program in June. School Nutrition Director Abby Rowland is at right. SUBMITTED PHOTO

White County schools earn gold for serving local, farm-fresh meals

By Denise Etheridge The White County School System's nutrition department is proving that school meals can make a difference beyond the cafeteria by providing fresh, nutritious food for students while investing in local agriculture.