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Clarification for March 5, 2025

Last week, Naveela Philbeck reached out to the North Georgia News to clarify reporting on her harassment allegations that appeared in a Feb. 26 article titled “New allegations leveled at Superintendent Hill.” The newspaper originally reported that Philbeck accused former school employee Crystal…

Michael Kelly Ray Warren

GBI charges Blairsville man with rape; bond denied

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested a Blairsville man last month, charging him with committing rape, aggravated sodomy and sexual battery against a person he knew. Following an investigation, Michael Kelly Ray Warren, 34, was arrested on Tuesday, Feb.

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Homer man arrested in cross-county chase

A chase from Helen to Blairsville came to a crashing end last Wednesday night as a Georgia State Patrol Trooper maneuvered his vehicle into a fleeing red Dodge Charger, causing it to flip upside down onto a grassy stretch between Burger King and Circle K on Murphy Highway. Law enforcement officers…

Congratulations to School Nutrition employees Rachel Primeaux and Angie Tanner for placing first in the district culinary contest, pictured here with Nutrition Director Heather Miller. Good luck at state in March! Photo by Shawn Jarrard

BOE celebrates employees, recognizes YHC partnership

The Union County Board of Education paid tribute last week to School Nutrition employees Rachel Primeaux and Angie Tanner for finishing first with the delicious dishes they respectively prepared for the School Nutrition Association District 9 Culinary Competition in January. School Nutrition…

Mayor Jim Conley enjoyed the company of multiple generations of family members alongside the dozens of friends who attended his Feb. 22 retirement party. Photo by Shawn Jarrard

Friends and family wish Conley well in retirement

Blairsville Mayor Jim Conley’s retirement party was a bittersweet affair on Saturday, with four generations of family members, longtime friends, past and present city employees, City Council members, county leaders and others attending to wish him well as he leaves public office. The drop-in party…

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