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Pedestrian hit by vehicle late Tuesday night in Cleveland

Stephanie Hill
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
A Cleveland man is in the hospital after being hit on Bryant Street by a vehicle late Tuesday evening, July 30. Kenneth Anderson, 32, was walking on the street, just inside of the outer white line marking, according to Lt. Donna Sims with the Cleveland Police Department.
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Two bodies found at campground after welfare check

Stephanie Hill
Tuesday, July 30, 2019
Two bodies were found at Mt. Yonah Campground on Monday, July 29, around 3:45 p.m. Authorities received a call to conduct the welfare check on an “older couple” that lived in a camper, because they had not been seen for several days, according to White County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Rick Kelley.
Evie

Evie

Pets of the Week: July 29

News Staff
Monday, July 29, 2019
Pets of the week for the week of July 29 from White County Animal Control and Charles Smithgall Humane Society. Ginger is a super spunky 9-week-old female kitten that does nothing but play!
Team Georgia members are, from left, Ainsley Cowart, Sara Im, Ava Merrill, Kimberly Shen, Mikayla Dubnik and White County High School's Catie Craig. (Photo/Georgia State Golf Association)

Team Georgia members are, from left, Ainsley Cowart, Sara Im, Ava Merrill, Kimberly Shen, Mikayla Dubnik and White County High School's Catie Craig. (Photo/Georgia State Golf Association)

Craig earns a spot in Team Georgia lineup

Mark Turner
Thursday, July 25, 2019
White County High School golfer Catie Craig is making some noise this summer on the Georgia State Golf Association junior tour. In June, Craig was one of six players to earn a spot on Team Georgia for the 2019 Georgia-South Carolina Girls' Junior Challenge in August.
Scott Cantrell explained how UFO reports can be classified under a variety of categories by MUFON. He is shown with a tool used to gauge the angle of an object spotted, in relation to the horizon. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

Scott Cantrell explained how UFO reports can be classified under a variety of categories by MUFON. He is shown with a tool used to gauge the angle of an object spotted, in relation to the horizon. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

Be it avian, aircraft – or something else – Georgia organization tracks reports of UFOs

Stephanie Hill
Thursday, July 25, 2019
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s a UFO? When some people hear UFO, they think of aliens, but the term simply refers to an unidentified flying object. And what these objects could be was the topic a recent program at the Cleveland branch of the White County Public Library on Saturday, July 20.
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Millage hearings begin for county, Cleveland and BOE

Stephanie Hill
Thursday, July 25, 2019
No one from the public attended the City of Cleveland’s first two meetings on its proposed millage – but there was discussion about changing the rate. Cleveland has advertised a millage rate of 6, which is about 1.7 percent over the rollback rate of 5.899.
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County split over firefighter grant

Wayne Hardy
Thursday, July 25, 2019
The White County Board of Commissioners, in a split vote, has approved seeking a federal grant to help bolster its roster of full-time firefighters. County Public Safety Director David Murphy presented the request at the commissioners’ July 18 called meeting.
Sunshine

Sunshine

Pets of the Week: July 22

News Staff
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
Pets of the week for the week of July 22 from White County Animal Control and Charles Smithgall Humane Society. Sunshine, 3-month-old male, is very playful and is looking for a playmate. Odie, a 3-year-old Lab mix, is fully-grown and is looking for a “furever” home.