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Christopher Is Charged With Theft
On Nov. 24th Dade County deputies responded to Phillips Lane on Sand Mountain on a theft of metal report.
Addis Defends BOE Report, Hired Again
"I'll look to like if looking liking move," young Juliet alliteratively tells her mother in the Shakespeare play, promising to give her cousin Paris serious consideration as husband material.
How Water From Health Dept. Adds To Southern Group's Troubles
Shaun Brand of the Dade County Health Department's Environmental division confirmed last week that he had given up trying to bring Wild Moon Ranch and Resort, formerly known as the Preserve, into compliance with county health rules, opting finally to pass the matter into legal hands.
Pangle Receives Award Of Courage From Oxendine
Children in Dade County had just been released from school for summer vacation when an explosion rocked the Piney neighborhood on June 4, 2009.
Tax Assessor Field Personnel: Now A Uniformed Branch
In the line of duty, Patty Murphy has been chased by dogs and attacked by turkeys, and once she was held hostage in her car by a flock of angry geese.
Russell Gets His Day In Court; Decision Coming
At his tax appeal Nov. 5, Robert "Smokey" Russell read solemnly from a Dade County Sentinel article detailing tax valuation reductions made by the county this year in the cases of Shaw Industries, the Bank of Dade and County Executive Ted Rumley.
Johnson Pays Back Taxes On Southern Group's Wild Moon/Preserve Development
Dade County Tax Commissioner Jane Moreland announced Monday that she received a check last week for back taxes on lots at Wild Moon Ranch and Resort, formerly known as the Preserve at Rising Fawn, in the amount of $336,412.63. Eugene Johnson, the Dade businessman who holds a mortgage on the Johnson's Crook property, had been negotiating with the ...
Ordinance Finally Passed By County
An ordinance regulating subdivisions that had preoccupied the Dade County Commission for months passed without a squeak at the bodya s regularly scheduled November meeting last week.
Veterans Day activities kicked off Tuesday morning with the annual program Soldiers in the Classroom.
Commission Reserves Stimulus Funds, Passes Smell Resolution At Called Meeting
The Dade County Commission held a special called meeting Oct. 29 to call dibs on over a million federal stimulus dollars for economic development before a Nov.
Verdicts Reached, Court Is Cancelled
Jurors were chosen and a few cases went to trial last week in Superior Court but this week all is quiet as the District Attorneya s office cancelled the second week of court due to a lack of cases to try in Dade County for this session.
Pumpkin Lighting Festivities Are Saturday
Pumpkin carving has become a tradition in Dade County with the annual pumpkin lighting on the square in Trenton.
Vote set Wednesday for DOT board
For the third time in two years, state legislators from the Georgia's 9th Congressional District will, on Wednesday, decide who will represent the district on the state transportation board.
When Phyllis Powell graduated from high school in Trenton, Ga., in 1976, she didn't have far to travel to land her first job.
Beetle battle in Georgia's forests
What: A three-day music festival sponsored by the Lumpkin Coalition to raise public awareness and generate funds to help save the Eastern and Carolina Hemlock trees.
Trails May Soon Link Cloudland Canyon To Chattanooga And Beyond
Opening the Long Branch Trail on Lookout Mountain is only the beginning, said project manager Mike Pollack at opening ceremonies Friday.
Detectives Make Arrests In Forgery, Theft Cases
Dade County detectives have been investigating reports of prescription forgery in the City of Trenton over the last few weeks.
Streetscape Concerns Addressed By Cervelli
Many Dade County residents were surprised by the streetscape renderings presented by Better Hometown Manager Peter Cervelli at the Sept.
Trenton Telephone Then And Now: From Crank Handles To DSL
In 1949, if you lived in Dade County and you wanted to make a call - " and if you were lucky enough to have one of only 65 telephones in Trenton - " picking up your receiver and turning the handle would put you through to Tommy Gray's gas station on Highway 11, where the switchboard of the local telephone exchange was housed.
Only Minor Flooding Reported In Dade
With Walker, Catoosa and 15 other counties declared disaster areas and flood warnings in effect until Tuesday afternoon for many areas, Dade County residents can count themselves lucky to have avoided many of the problems caused by recent rain storms.
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