School lunches are free again this year for all students, but filling out free and reduced lunch applications can aid students in other areas.
The city of Helen plans to use roughly $6 million in revenue bonds to help fund upcoming water and sewer improvement projects.
The number of COVID-19 cases in White County have continued to climb over the past week, continuing a trend that began last month.
With cooler weather and rich leaf colors of yellow, orange and red, fall in the Northeast Georgia mountains is a special time.
The White County News is the winner of six awards in the Georgia Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.
The White County Board of Commissioners have named Joey Cason as the lone finalist for county manager.
With candidate qualifying next week for city elections later this year, one race appears to already be forming for Cleveland, and a Helen incumbent does not plan to seek another term.
CJ McDonald says he plans to qualify for the Ward 4 seat on the Cleveland City Council, currently held by Bradley Greene.
U.S. Senate hopeful Kelvin King made a recent stop in White County to speak with potential voters as part of his “Uncancel America Tour.”
Cleveland officials are continuing to work on proposed revisions to codes that would allow short-term vacation rental properties in more parts of the city, as well as set requirements and the appli
