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Human remains were found on Mt. Yonah earlier this month. PHOTO BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Human remains were found on Mt. Yonah earlier this month. PHOTO BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Investigators positively identify Mount Yonah remains

By Carly Henderson  White County Sheriff Rick Kelley said Tuesday afternoon that the man and woman whose remains were discovered on Mount Yonah earlier this month have been positively identified.
Truett McConnell University confirmed the death of a student on campus on Sept. 20 in a Facebook post on Monday. The Cleveland Police

Truett McConnell University confirmed the death of a student on campus on Sept. 20 in a Facebook post on Monday. The Cleveland Police

TMU confirms student death, CPD investigating

By Carly Henderson The Cleveland Police Department responded to a residence at Twin Springs Apartments, Truett McConnell University’s student housing, Sunday, Sept. 20, regarding a report of an unresponsive person.
This graphic shows where the road will be closed around the Historic Courthouse from 10 p.m. Sept. 28 through 5 a.m. Sept. 29. SUBMITTED IMAGE

This graphic shows where the road will be closed around the Historic Courthouse from 10 p.m. Sept. 28 through 5 a.m. Sept. 29. SUBMITTED IMAGE

Overnight, partial road closure set for Sept. 28-29

By Denise Etheridge A partial overnight closure of Courthouse Square in downtown Cleveland is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 28, from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29.
The Faschingsverein Helen float makes its way through the rain during the 2026 Oktoberfest parade held last Saturday, Sept 12. Oktoberfest will be celebrated at the Helen Festhalle, 1074 Edelweiss Strasse, Sept. 17- 20, Sept. 24-27 and Oct. 1 through Nov. 1. See more Oktoberfest photos on page 12A. PHOTO BY CARLY HENDERSON

The Faschingsverein Helen float makes its way through the rain during the 2026 Oktoberfest parade held last Saturday, Sept 12. Oktoberfest will be celebrated at the Helen Festhalle, 1074 Edelweiss Strasse, Sept. 17- 20, Sept. 24-27 and Oct. 1 through Nov. 1. See more Oktoberfest photos on page 12A. PHOTO BY CARLY HENDERSON

Helen Mayor Lee Landress, left, and Füssen Mayor Maximilian Eichstetter pose during a Sister City Appreciation Day ceremony Friday at Helen City Hall. PHOTOS BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Helen Mayor Lee Landress, left, and Füssen Mayor Maximilian Eichstetter pose during a Sister City Appreciation Day ceremony Friday at Helen City Hall. PHOTOS BY CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Helen honors Füssen with Sister City Appreciation Day

By Carly Henderson Helen recognized Sept. 11, 2026, as Sister City Appreciation Day during a ceremony Friday at Helen City Hall, celebrating the longstanding friendship and partnership between Helen and Füssen, Germany.Helen and Füssen became sister cities in 1978, a relationship that has continued...

Helen Commission adopts hazard mitigation plan

By Carly Henderson  The Helen Commission adopted White County’s 2025 Hazard Mitigation Plan during its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 15. White County Public Safety Director David Murphy spoke to the city commission about the plan for 2025-2030.
From left: United Community Bank President Donald Harris, Deputy Josh Fredrick, Sheriff Rick Kelley and Lt. Tim Chapman. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

From left: United Community Bank President Donald Harris, Deputy Josh Fredrick, Sheriff Rick Kelley and Lt. Tim Chapman. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

UCB shows first responders appreciation

The team at United Community Bank presents gift baskets in appreciation of our local first responders each year on Sept. 11, Patriot Day. This year was the 25th  anniversary of 9/11.
From left, Sharon Lee, volunteer organizer for the Walk for Hope; Dr. Natalie Ford, counselor at Northeast Georgia Christian Counseling; Terry Buffington, volunteer at the walk; Trista Blankenship, counselor and director at NGCC; and June Benton, volunteer at the walk, participate in a suicide prevention walk in Montana. The event inspired NGCC to organize its own Walk for Hope 5K in Northeast Georgia. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

From left, Sharon Lee, volunteer organizer for the Walk for Hope; Dr. Natalie Ford, counselor at Northeast Georgia Christian Counseling; Terry Buffington, volunteer at the walk; Trista Blankenship, counselor and director at NGCC; and June Benton, volunteer at the walk, participate in a suicide prevention walk in Montana. The event inspired NGCC to organize its own Walk for Hope 5K in Northeast Georgia. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

NGCC to host first Walk for Hope 5K during Suicide Prevention Month

By Carly Henderson Northeast Georgia Christian Counseling will host its first Walk for Hope 5K Saturday, Sept. 26, at Helen First Baptist Church in observance of Suicide Prevention Month.The event aims to raise awareness about suicide prevention, connect community members with resources and support...
Guests serve themselves a charcuterie provided by Chattahoochee Cheese Market at last year's Celebrate Connection. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

Guests serve themselves a charcuterie provided by Chattahoochee Cheese Market at last year's Celebrate Connection. SUBMITTED PHOTOS

Celebrate Connection honors community volunteers

By Denise Etheridge White County Family Connection will recognize the community's most dedicated volunteers at the 4th annual Celebrate Connection Awards Dinner on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at Meadows at Mossy Creek.
This sign is at the entrance road to the trailhead on Mt. Yonah. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

This sign is at the entrance road to the trailhead on Mt. Yonah. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

Mt. Yonah deaths appear intentional, identities pending

By Carly Henderson  The White County Sheriff’s Office believes investigators have identified the man and woman whose remains were discovered on Mount Yonah last week, but their identities have not yet been confirmed.White County Sheriff Rick Kelley announced the update in a press release Tuesday,...