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Amanda Gambill is welcoming families to make appointments for their pets at her new business in Marble. Photo by Samantha Sinclair

Amanda Gambill is welcoming families to make appointments for their pets at her new business in Marble. Photo by Samantha Sinclair

Veterinarian brings her business back home

Regional Wire Content
Thursday, February 6, 2020
    Marble – One of Andrews’ best and brightest has moved her business to Cherokee County. Dr. Amanda Buchanan Gambill opened Marble Veterinary Hospital this week.     “We had the opportunity to come here, and this is where my heart is,” she said.
Image by Sabrina St. from Pixabay

Image by Sabrina St. from Pixabay

Decade favorites

News Staff
Thursday, February 6, 2020
A few columns ago, I talked about how food-related Web sites, blogs and magazines cited their favorite or most popular recipes of 2019 — and then I found at Food52.com, favorite recipes for the entire decade. These two sound especially good.
White County officials are researching the possibility of declaring the county a Second Amendment sanctuary.

White County officials are researching the possibility of declaring the county a Second Amendment sanctuary.

County to study Second Amendment sanctuary

Regional Wire Content
Thursday, January 30, 2020
White County officials are researching the possibility of declaring the county a Second Amendment sanctuary. County commissioners were asked about the issue during a public comment period at the end of their called meeting on Monday, Jan. 27.
James "Jaybird" Ellis, Jeff Tatham, and Arnold Mathews are running unopposed for the Cherokee County Board of Education..

James "Jaybird" Ellis, Jeff Tatham, and Arnold Mathews are running unopposed for the Cherokee County Board of Education..

School board candidates face consolidation

Regional Wire Content
Thursday, January 30, 2020
    For the three Cherokee County Board of Education seats up for election this year, there are only three people – two incumbents and one newcomer – running to fill those seats in the Republican primary Tuesday, March 3.
Photo courtesy of YHC Athletics/S and S Pix

Photo courtesy of YHC Athletics/S and S Pix

Mountain Lions eclipse century mark in 102-95 win over Clayton State

News Staff
Thursday, January 9, 2020
YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. | Brian Harper scored 27 points to lead six players in double figures as the Young Harris College men's basketball team defeated Clayton State University 102-95 in a Peach Belt Conference contest Wednesday (Jan. 8) evening at the YHC Basketball Arena.