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Four tracts of land at U.S. 129 and Hulsey Road were approved for annexation into Cleveland. (Image/submitted)

Four tracts of land at U.S. 129 and Hulsey Road were approved for annexation into Cleveland. (Image/submitted)

City approves annexation

by Eric Tiongson White County News   One week after being approved by the White County Board of Commissioners, the request for annexation by B. David Barrett has been approved by the Cleveland City Council by a vote of 3-0, with Council Member C.J.
Basil Ray

Basil Ray

Ray joins News staff as reporter

Staff Reports   Basil Ray has joined the White County News as a reporter.  Ray, who is originally from Wayne County, previously worked for the Press Sentinel Newspaper as a news intern. In this role, he covered sports, general news, and city meeting coverage.
Four tracts of land at U.S. 129 and Hulsey Road were approved for annexation into Cleveland by the county Monday night. (Image/White County Board of Commissioners)

Four tracts of land at U.S. 129 and Hulsey Road were approved for annexation into Cleveland by the county Monday night. (Image/White County Board of Commissioners)

County OKs annex to city

by Eric Tiongson White County News   The Cleveland city limit is getting a tiny bit bigger. During their meeting on Monday, Aug. 5, the White County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a request for annexation and re-zoning from the city of Cleveland for land on U.S.
Rylan Tanner gives his dad one of many hugs before starting his first day of kindergarten in April Teems’ classroom at Mt. Yonah Elementary School. (Photo/Samantha Sinclair)

Rylan Tanner gives his dad one of many hugs before starting his first day of kindergarten in April Teems’ classroom at Mt. Yonah Elementary School. (Photo/Samantha Sinclair)

Jitters, hugs and joy

by Samantha Sinclair White County News   The first day of school was filled with jitters, joy and even some tears from both parents and kids at Mt. Yonah Elementary School. But, the biggest smile was on the face of the director of the school’s nutrition department, Becky Lingerfelt.
Walter Drew

Walter Drew

Feds indict ex-gym owner

by Eric Tiongson White County News   A former local gym owner has allegedly found himself in more trouble since his arrest on local charges a year ago.
Josh Garrison

Josh Garrison

Garrison arrested

by Eric Tiongson White County News   A former candidate for local office was arrested on numerous charges Tuesday morning. Robert Joshua Garrison of Helen was arrested on Tuesday morning by the Helen Police Department.
A rendering provided by Ron Cantrell Construction shows that Cleveland’s new fire station on Underwood Street will have four bays and public restrooms. (Image/submitted)

A rendering provided by Ron Cantrell Construction shows that Cleveland’s new fire station on Underwood Street will have four bays and public restrooms. (Image/submitted)

Fired up

by Samantha Sinclair White County News   Cleveland is getting a new fire station to go along with its new ladder truck next spring. The Cleveland City Council approved the project at their meeting Monday night. The fire station will be at 84 Underwood St.
Da Tun

Da Tun

Man arrested on illegal fishing charges on Chattahoochee

by Eric Tiongson White County News   One person became an reminder of the rules for fishing over the weekend. Da Tun, 27, of Stone Mountain, was arrested on July 26 on numerous charges of illegal fishing by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
At  White County School System’s opening day gathering for staff, the crowd claps as new employees are asked to stand to be recognized. (Photo/Samantha Sinclair)

At White County School System’s opening day gathering for staff, the crowd claps as new employees are asked to stand to be recognized. (Photo/Samantha Sinclair)

Teachers, students ready for new year

by Samantha Sinclair White County News   White County teachers and staff kicked off the new school year Monday morning with words of encouragement from two teachers of the year and a new way of thinking from a guest speaker.
Noelyn Blount gets a new book to read from Tesnatee Gap Elementary Principal Noel Cochran. (Photo/Ollie Osborne)

Noelyn Blount gets a new book to read from Tesnatee Gap Elementary Principal Noel Cochran. (Photo/Ollie Osborne)

Teachers, students ready for new year

by Samantha Sinclair White County News   Families started lining up for backpacks full of free school supplies almost an hour before the annual Back to School Bash began at Freedom Park Saturday. Paige Summerour was one of the first in line to pick up backpacks for her six children.