The longest Oktoberfest in the country kicked off last week, with a free-admission-for-locals night at the Festhalle on Thursday, Sept. 8.
Despite pouring-down rain on Saturday morning, September 3, the 14th Annual Folk Pottery & Arts Festival attracted lively, bouyant crowds all day. Some vendors set up tents on the soggy lawn.
More than 45 former students of the Nacoochee School reunited on Saturday, August 20, continuing an annual tradition, first started in 1989.
A 98-year-old WWII veteran, Andy Negra, a resident of Skylake, was honored Aug. 19 at Truist Park in Atlanta, during the Atlanta Braves game.
White County has lost another giant in the folk pottery world.
Mildred Meaders passed away August 10.
Officials broke ground Tuesday on a new performing arts center for the White County School District that will double the seating capacity of the current facility.
The White County Warriors hosted a two-day padded camp this week, competing against Oconee County, Fannin County, East Hall and Jackson County on the new turf field at Warrior Stadium.
Package liquor stores could be coming to Cleveland in the near future if voters give the green light.
The White County Planning Commission heard a report Tuesday on a proposed historical overlay plan that would serve as a guide in helping protect and preserve local landmarks without impeding future
The Sautee Nacoochee Center, in conjunction with the Nacoochee United Methodist Church, held a Juneteenth Recognition and Remembrance ceremony on Saturday, June 18.
