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Camryn Dorsey had three kills, three aces and a dig in the win over Westminster Christian Academy. (Photos/Mark Turner)

Camryn Dorsey had three kills, three aces and a dig in the win over Westminster Christian Academy. (Photos/Mark Turner)

Lady Warriors sweep Stephens, Westminster

After splitting a pair of matches on opening night, the White County volleyball closed out the first week of the season by sweeping Stephens County and Westminster Christian Academy, moving to 3-1 on the year.
Gabby Whiddon had three hits and scored three runs in the non-region win. (Photos/Mark Turner)

Gabby Whiddon had three hits and scored three runs in the non-region win. (Photos/Mark Turner)

Lady Warriors still perfect at 5-0

The only thing that's been able to stop the White County High School softball team so far this season is the weather.
Beginning in October, the White County Water Authority is making some changes to their billing cycle.

Beginning in October, the White County Water Authority is making some changes to their billing cycle.

Water Authority to make billing changes

Beginning in October, the White County Water Authority is making some changes to their billing cycle. Meters will be read on the first of the month, and bills will now be due on the 28th of the month, said WCWA Executive Director Edwin Nix. Readings were previously taken on the 15th of the month.
A two-vehicle wreck on Tuesday, Aug. 17 resulted in one person seriously injured and seven with minor injuries.

A two-vehicle wreck on Tuesday, Aug. 17 resulted in one person seriously injured and seven with minor injuries.

One person seriously injured in Aug. 17 wreck

A two-vehicle wreck on Tuesday, Aug. 17, left one person seriously injured and seven with minor injuries. According to the Georgia State Patrol, Kasey Leeann Christopher, 39, of Cleveland, was driving a 1990 Lexus LS400 south on State Route 17 in Helen near Comer Circle.
Helen City Commissioners approved employee pay raises for the fire department and public works department at their meeting on Aug. 17.

Helen City Commissioners approved employee pay raises for the fire department and public works department at their meeting on Aug. 17.

Helen approves raises for fire department and public works

Helen City Commissioners approved employee pay raises for the fire department and public works department at their meeting on Aug. 17. Commissioners approved a 10% pay increase for the fire department, which consists of one full-time firefighter and 12 part-time firefighters.
Chad and Tyanna Jackson were named Entrepreneur of the Year. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

Chad and Tyanna Jackson were named Entrepreneur of the Year. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

Building a better place

The White County Chamber of Commerce put the spotlight on business and people who have given time and talents to better their community. The awards presentation at the Chamber’s annual meeting, held Aug.
Candidate qualifying for Cleveland and Helen will continue through Friday, but eight people had officially launched their bids for city office as of Wednesday morning.

Candidate qualifying for Cleveland and Helen will continue through Friday, but eight people had officially launched their bids for city office as of Wednesday morning.

Eight qualify so far for Cleveland, Helen elections

Candidate qualifying for Cleveland and Helen will continue through Friday, but eight people had officially launched their bids for city office as of Wednesday morning.   Cleveland The Cleveland City Council will have two seats up for election. As of 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug.
Shown from left are Northeast Georgia Medical Center Emergency Medical Transportation Director Scott Masters, paramedics Jason Meaders, Ben Dills and Andy Turk, Ron Hill, president of the Joseph Habersham Chapter – Sons of the American Revolution, paramedic Rondal Robinson, EMT Robert Rhodes and White County EMS Director Bill Scandrett. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)

Shown from left are Northeast Georgia Medical Center Emergency Medical Transportation Director Scott Masters, paramedics Jason Meaders, Ben Dills and Andy Turk, Ron Hill, president of the Joseph Habersham Chapter – Sons of the American Revolution, paramedic Rondal Robinson, EMT Robert Rhodes and White County EMS Director Bill Scandrett. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)

EMS life-saving efforts honored

Seven White County Emergency Medical Services personnel were recently honored for their actions that helped save lives during responses over the past several months.
Joe Gailey

Joe Gailey

County to have new rec director

White County is looking for a new recreation department director after Joe Gailey recently announced his retirement. Gailey spent more than three decades working in the recreation field, first working in White County in 1984.
Warrior seniors are, front from left, Silas Mulligan, Alex Garcia, and Zion McMullen; second row, Tavis Simmoms, Ashton Pickett, Alex Thornton, and Malachi Zellars; back row, Riley Turner, Jackson Autry, Bryson Cronic, Jay Grice, Hunter Williams, Billy Carder, Howie Douglas, Teddy Strange, Nick Helms, Cameron Godfrey, Chase Collier, and Caden Pinson. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)

Warrior seniors are, front from left, Silas Mulligan, Alex Garcia, and Zion McMullen; second row, Tavis Simmoms, Ashton Pickett, Alex Thornton, and Malachi Zellars; back row, Riley Turner, Jackson Autry, Bryson Cronic, Jay Grice, Hunter Williams, Billy Carder, Howie Douglas, Teddy Strange, Nick Helms, Cameron Godfrey, Chase Collier, and Caden Pinson. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)

Warriors lean on talent, experience for region run

High School football is back. The White County Warriors kick off the 2021 season Friday night with a trip to Toccoa to take on the Stephens County Indians.