The Union County High School Band continued to live up to its reputation of exceptional talent when students took home all Superior ratings – the highest possible – on Oct. 25 at the Peach State Marching Competition.
To connect with the community, the Byron Herbert Reece Farm held the very first Boo Barn Oct. 24-25, inviting big and small ghouls and goblins to enjoy two evenings of spooky fun on the namesake farmer-poet’s historic homestead.
As Halloween rolled through the mountains again, Blairsville’s annual Boo Bash returned to Meeks Park more frightful than ever with some notable new additions for the thousands of guests who attended. The event was so successful that folks found space beside the parking lots to leave their vehicles…
As a “beloved piece of the park,” the historic Grist Mill at Meeks II stands as a symbol of Union County history and culture, but something has always been missing – until now. On Oct.
For some people, losing a pet is tantamount to losing a member of the family, and great things have been done in the name of love and loss. One of those things, borne out of the passing of a beloved pet, is the construction of Union County’s very own Rainbow Bridge Pet Memorial.
The Union County Board of Education’s October work session lasted longer than the regular meeting; the former consisted of academic updates and data reflecting an uptick in student performance and good news regarding attendance and cellphone policies. As part of the academic update, Director of…
Union County has always shown great appreciation for veterans, and Nov. 11, Veterans Day, will once again feature two main events to celebrate America’s heroes locally.
The last weekend of the Sorghum in the Mountains Festival wrapped up over Oct. 18 and 19.
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.
