Have you been counted yet?
With the start of school only a week away, the White County School System is readying for a year of new precautions and procedures amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
White County has received financial aid intended to offset COVID-19-related expenses.
Ed Allen is being remembered for his commitment to his country, his family and his customers.
From left, White County sheriff-elect Rick Kelley and Sheriff Neal Walden accept gift baskets and treats from Ann Helms, Yvette Sindell and Sharon Worrell, who are part of a Mountain Lakes Chapel effort to show appreciation to local law enforcement. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)
With the start of a new month, White County has seen over 300 confirmed COVID-19 cases during the pandemic.
Carol Jackson
The City of Cleveland issued a boil water notice on Monday, Aug. 3, due to a water main break at the Thunder Ridge Road Subdivision, Hwy 115 East of Cleveland.
There have been 302 total confirmed COVID-19 cases in White County since the start of the pandemic, according to the update on Monday, Aug. 3, on the Georgia Department of Public Health's website.
White County Fire services were kept busy this past weekend with a variety of calls, including some for mountain rescues and a fire.
