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Check out what's in this week's White County News.

Check out what's in this week's White County News.

Headlines in the July 18 issue of the White County News

News Staff
Thursday, July 18, 2019
Headlines in this week's edition: Dyer Farms Store opens in Cleveland Ministry founder remembered for dedication to others The Valley Where They Danced play coming to Sautee Center Community connections Local runs in Peachtree Road Race Warriors working toward Aug.
Campers at Camp Barney Medintz near Cleveland took time out to make posters and write cards to local officials and businesses thanking them for their contributions to this year’s summer camp experience.

Campers at Camp Barney Medintz near Cleveland took time out to make posters and write cards to local officials and businesses thanking them for their contributions to this year’s summer camp experience.

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News Staff
Thursday, July 18, 2019
Campers at Camp Barney Medintz near Cleveland took time out to make posters and write cards to local officials and businesses thanking them for their contributions to this year’s summer camp experience. The effort acknowledges the camp’s 57-year history and connection with White County.
Emory Jones

Emory Jones

The Valley Where They Danced play coming to Sautee Center

Stephanie Hill
Thursday, July 18, 2019
For the second time this year, local author Emory Jones will have one of his works on stage at the Sautee Nacoochee Center. The Valley Where They Danced is a two-act play that Jones wrote, based off his novel of the same title. The slate of shows opens Thursday, Aug. 1.

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Resident plans to seek state House seat

Wayne Hardy
Thursday, July 18, 2019
A White County resident says he plans to challenge state Rep. Terry Rogers in the Republican 2020 primary for the District 10 seat. Robert Crumley, 23, says he’s running with a focus on helping average Georgians – something he believes some state elected officials have failed to do.
Georgia GOP Chairman David Shafer outlined initiatives ahead of the 2020 elections during his visit with the White County Republican Party. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)

Georgia GOP Chairman David Shafer outlined initiatives ahead of the 2020 elections during his visit with the White County Republican Party. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)

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GOP chair: We need to take action

Wayne Hardy
Thursday, July 18, 2019
Georgia Republicans hold all top state offices and control both chambers of the legislature, but new Georgia GOP Chairman David Shafer says the party has much work ahead after a strong showing by Democrats in 2018 election.
News update

News update

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Millage hearings scheduled for county, city, school board

News Staff
Thursday, July 18, 2019
The next three weeks will be busy, as the White County Commissioners, City of Cleveland and White County Board of Education all hold their millage hearings. Hearings were set to begin Thursday, July 18, at 8 a.m. for the county and 9 a.m. for Cleveland.
Mike Dyer owns the newly opened Dyer Farms Store in Cleveland. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

Mike Dyer owns the newly opened Dyer Farms Store in Cleveland. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

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Dyer Farms Store opens in Cleveland

Stephanie Hill
Thursday, July 18, 2019
Another source for fresh and locally grown produce has opened in Cleveland. Dyer Farms Store – owned and operated by Mike Dyer – began serving customers July 4, after about a year of planning and preparation. “I grew up on the farm, loved it,” Dyer said.
Lady

Lady

PETS OF THE WEEK: JULY 15

News Staff
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Pets of the week for the week of July 15 from White County Animal Control and Charles Smithgall Humane Society. Raven is a two-year-old handsome, fluffy and sweet boy looking for his for forever home. Lady is a six-month-old Lab mix. She is sweet, but shy girl who loves to snuggle.
Senior Hope Thomas is one of many veteran players on the WCHS varsity roster. (Photo/Mark Turner)

Senior Hope Thomas is one of many veteran players on the WCHS varsity roster. (Photo/Mark Turner)

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SUMMER WORK PICKS UP FOR WCHS TEAM

Mark Turner
Thursday, July 11, 2019
Last winter, the White County Lady Warriors put together the most successful season in the history of the school's volleyball program. The WCHS squad put together a 20-12 run during the 2018 campaign, finishing third in the 7-AAAA tournament and earning a spot in the Class AAAA state tournament.