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June 26th, 2023 - 4:30 PM Gordon County Government - The Gordon County Board of Commissioners has announced that Coroner James Franklin Carver passed away on Monday (June 26th, 2023). Mr. Carver has served Gordon County as the Coroner since 1976. During this time Mr. Carver served

This is somewhat similar to landlord tenant. the laws are very sensitive to tenants. some states more protected tha n others. but i have the georgia code here and the preceding against intruders. you can have a sheriff come inta and the victim or the squatter shows a fictitious lease. but the sheriff with ths woulde if the owner of the home says, this is my home, heres my affidavit. this persons a squatter. so you go the sheriff goesed under chapter forty for title forty four anda. a squatters s...

On Tuesday evening, the Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission met for a work session to hear a presentation from members of the International Association of Fire Fighters in favor of

Is it a Boat Slip, a Dock, or a Condo? Wait, it’s a Dockominium!

Is it a Boat Slip, a Dock, or a Condo? Wait, it’s a Dockominium!

Jeremy Williams, an Athens-Clarke County firefighter of over 23 years, took his place behind the pulpit to provide public input during the commission’s special called session on Dec. 6, 2022.Williams,

For these folks they now have to answer is who came up with this idea and who coordinated it. as to potential charges as sara laid out, there are charges under the georgia code for attempting to interfere with an election. we also had previous reporting that prosecutors are looking at conspiracy charges which means one or two people that come to an agreement to commit a crime or racketeering charges, which means an organized group coming together to commit a crime. >> thank you guys very much. ...

The wrongs against 14-year-old Margaret Vinegar came one after another. But a local remembrance project hopes to do some right by the young Black girl known as

State and local taxes impact almost every taxpayer, and developments in any one jurisdiction can be frequent and sometimes confusing. In this newsletter edition, we will briefly...

Although he had used an alias to hide from law enforcement and rent a condo, law enforcement did not have the right to search a suspected drug dealer’s residence with only his landlord’s consent, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled.