Georgia News

Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. plans to build a $70-million pet food ingredient plant near Interstate 85 in Franklin County.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich talks about the ramifications of the upcoming Senate runoff elections in Georgia.

Nearly 150 people stand to lose their jobs when the Eaton Corp. closes its plant in Stephens County in early 2021, but company and government officials hope to minimize resulting unemployment.

Congressman Doug Collins spent Friday stumping across north Georgia for the hotly-contest U.S. Senate seat.

Most Habersham EMC customers in Rabun County remain without power as crews work to replace 30 broken poles throughout the power grid and wait for a crew specializing in transmission line repair to restore power to substations there.

A pioneer in the Technical College System of Georgia, former North Georgia Technical College President Judy Hulsey of Lavonia died Thursday, Oct. 22.

After more than a week, the City of Clarkesville is continuing to deal with the impacts of Hurricane Delta.

The life and contributions of former Banks County Emergency Management Agency/E-9-1-1 Director Lydia “Lisa” McClure, who died Sept. 9, will be honored annually going forward.

A local state of emergency order remains in place in Habersham County as officials continue to assess the damage caused by torrential rainfall from the remnants of Hurricane Delta.

Losing her son during his time in the U.S. Army was devastating for Sissy Lewis of Alto, but over the past few days Lewis was reunited with special photographs of him, including his funeral service, as well as important documents.