Charles Hosch Missing Hiker (description below name)

Formal search for hiker paused for lack of clues

Authorities suspended the formal search for missing hiker Charles Hosch last week after the exhaustive effort failed to produce any definitive information beyond what was known around the start of the effort. The all-hands-on-deck mission lasted from Wednesday, Nov.

New in 2024, the custom-made, 20-foot Christmas tree on the Old Courthouse Lawn will be lit as part of Christmas on the Square festivities Saturday night. Photo by Brittany Holbrooks

Christmas on the Square ready for Saturday night

The Christmas season is now in full swing, meaning families will once again receive the opportunity to attend the tried-and-true tradition of the Union County Historical Society’s Christmas on the Square. This year’s offerings are set for Saturday, Dec.

Chorus students from Union County Schools are expected to return for caroling at the Holly Jolly Christmas on Saturday, pictured here in 2022. Photo by North Georgia News

Attend Holly Jolly Christmas, Kris Kringle Market Saturday

Several local events will bring Christmas cheer to the community this Saturday. Kids and families can enjoy the annual Holly Jolly Christmas and Breakfast With Santa before heading to the Union County Farmers Market to browse the Kris Kringle Market and get some holiday shopping done.

Since the first full day of the search on Nov. 13, public safety personnel have been staging up every morning for a full day of looking for Charles Hosch on the Byron Herbert Reece Trail.

Search continues for missing hiker Hosch

At press time Monday, the daily hunt for missing hiker Charles Hosch continued with specialized dog teams leading land searchers in targeted areas of the Byron Herbert Reece Trail. The exhaustive and exhausting effort has featured close to 300 rescue personnel to date and will be entering its third…

(L-R) Flight Instructor Jason Hinson with Sawyer Alexander after the young man’s first solo flight Nov. 15.

Sawyer Alexander, 16, completes first solo flight

No Byline The skies over Blairsville Municipal Airport looked a little brighter the morning of Saturday, Nov. 15, as 16-year-old Blairsville native Sawyer Alexander took to the air for his first solo flight, marking a milestone moment in his young aviation journey.

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