Dog rescued from river

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Swiftwater Rescue of K9 — This afternoon (Friday, August 22), White County Fire Services responded to the area of Goat Neck Road along the Chattahoochee River after receiving a call that a dog had fallen down an embankment and become stuck in the river. Assistant Chief Josh Taylor and EMS Lieutenant Shad Sosebee entered the water and successfully retrieved the dog. Habersham Emergency Services also responded and provided assistance.

Constitution Day

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Northeast Georgia Veterans Society held its Constitution Day celebration on Saturday, Sept. 21 in Freedom Park. Bob Ingram, distinguished professor at Truett McConnell University, was the featured speaker.

Greatest return: WWII Veteran Andy Negra

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World War II Veteran Andy Negra shares details about his second trip back to Normandy since the war. The Best Defense Foundation, along with support from Delta and Michelin, brought Negra and 47 other World War II veterans back to Normandy last month for the 80th anniversary of D-Day and Battle of Normandy.

Celebrating 50 Years of Alpine Helen, Georgia – David Wilkins

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The White County News interviews David Wilkins. In 2019, the city of Helen, Georgia, celebrated the 50th anniversary of its transformation from a small lumber town into the Bavarian-styled Alpine Helen, one of the most visited areas in Georgia. This is the first video in a series of conversations with locals who shared their experiences about Helen's changes and the people who made a lasting impact.

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Celebrating 50 Years of Alpine Helen, Georgia – Helen Fincher Hardman

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The White County News interviews Helen Fincher Hardman, former Chamber of Commerce director. In 2019, the city of Helen, Georgia, celebrated the 50th anniversary of its transformation from a small lumber town into the Bavarian-styled Alpine Helen, one of the most visited areas in Georgia. This is the first video in a series of conversations with locals who shared their experiences about Helen's changes and the people who made a lasting impact.

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Celebrating 50 Years of Alpine Helen, Georgia – Hue Rainey

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The White County News interviews Hue Rainey. In 2019, the city of Helen, Georgia, celebrated the 50th anniversary of its transformation from a small lumber town into the Bavarian-styled Alpine Helen, one of the most visited areas in Georgia. This is the first video in a series of conversations with locals who shared their experiences about Helen's changes and the people who made a lasting impact.

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Celebrating 50 Years of Alpine Helen, Georgia – Helen Arts & Heritage Center

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The White County News interviews David Greear, Carol Powell and Emory Jones about the Helen Arts & Heritage Center. In 2019, the city of Helen, Georgia, celebrated the 50th anniversary of its transformation from a small lumber town into the Bavarian-styled Alpine Helen, one of the most visited areas in Georgia. This is the first video in a series of conversations with locals who shared their experiences about Helen's changes and the people who made a lasting impact.

Celebrating 50 Years of Alpine Helen, Georgia – Jeff Ash

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The White County News interviews Jeff Ash, longtime Helen businessman and city commissioner In 2019, the city of Helen, Georgia, celebrated the 50th anniversary of its transformation from a small lumber town into the Bavarian-styled Alpine Helen, one of the most visited areas in Georgia. This is the first video in a series of conversations with locals who shared their experiences about Helen's changes and the people who made a lasting impact.

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Celebrating 50 Years of Alpine Helen, Georgia – David Jones

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The White County News interviews David Jones, owner of Hansel & Gretel Candy Kitchen. In 2019, the city of Helen, Georgia, celebrated the 50th anniversary of its transformation from a small lumber town into the Bavarian-styled Alpine Helen, one of the most visited areas in Georgia. This is the first video in a series of conversations with locals who shared their experiences about Helen's changes and the people who made a lasting impact.

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