July Term 2025 Grand Jury Indictments, continued
NO BYLINE The following individuals were indicted during the July Term 2025 of the Union County Grand Jury, which met again last week:
NO BYLINE The following individuals were indicted during the July Term 2025 of the Union County Grand Jury, which met again last week:
The Sorghum in the Mountains Festival officially kicked off on Saturday, Oct. 11, breathing new life into a decades-old tradition that returned under new management in 2025.
Everyone has a story to tell, and local preschoolers learned that lesson last week courtesy of District 8 State Rep. Stan Gunter as part of Georgia Pre-K Week.
The annual Blairsville Business Expo recently returned to the Union County Sports Center, highlighting dozens of the organizations and businesses that service Blairsville and the surrounding area. To be exact, 60 vendors set up booths to provide everything from educational brochures to free food to…
The beloved sweet pastime that’s always the second and third weekends in October returns starting this Saturday, as the inaugural Sorghum in the Mountains takes over the 56-year-old tradition of hosting a sorghum-centric heritage festival in Union County. Estimated at drawing upwards of 15,000…
Early voting begins next week for the Special General Election set for Nov. 4.
Union County Sole Commissioner Harold Collins adopted the rollback millage rate for the county portion of 2025 property tax bills in a called meeting on Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Union County Courthouse.
Union County High School Automotive Paint & Body Teacher Randy Zimmerman was pleasantly surprised on Tuesday, Sept. 30, when he was led into the UCHS gym to fanfare from the band and applause from students.
This Thursday, Oct. 9, the Union County Board of Education is expected to give property owners a slight break on their upcoming tax bills in a called meeting to set the 2025 millage rate.
“No one should live in fear. It is not acceptable, it’s not inevitable, and together, we can make (domestic violence) stop,” said Kimberly Newberry, volunteer coordinator for Support in Abusive Family Emergencies, Inc.