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A resident living near Cornelia was managing a burn pile fire Monday morning when it spread into the nearby woods, prompting a call to Habersham County Emergency Services.

OLEAN, N.Y. — Sculptor Eric Jones is going for two world records with an upcoming pumpkin carving with a Veterans Day theme.

Following a strong summer, luxury real estate market sales in major Canadian cities are beginning to slow down, according to a new report. But real estate experts say theyre still optimistic that the market will remain resilient through to early 2024.

Habersham County has opened bids for the sale of a building located on Washington Street in downtown Clarkesville.

No one was injured in a single-vehicle rollover wreck Saturday afternoon west of Cornelia on Pea Ridge Road.

Household mold can cause or exacerbate many health issues, including asthma, respiratory infections, bronchitis, and even neurological damage.

Disaster flooding could displace nearly a thousand Charleston homeowners in the coming decade. To plan ahead, city officials decided to look back — searching for residents who, years ago, left

The majority of Detroit homes that flood face an equally insidious threat in the aftermath: black mold.

The Lometa Independent School District Board of Trustees met recently for its September meeting, centered around reports and updates of campus activities. Superintendent Rob Moore presented parts of the district’s academic plan, as well as an update to construction projects.

Chicago is spending $3.8 billion on a project meant to combat flooding by bolstering storm water drainage systems, but some experts say this massive investment isn’t going to fix the