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Dade County School COVID-19 UPDATE

The latest number of positive cases have been posted.   Here is the Text from Dr. Harris on Wednesday DADECS: COVID UPDATE 08262020 Number of Positive COVID-19: 10 Employees and 5 Students. TOTAL 15. DES: 7 STAFF, DMS: 1 STAFF and 1 STUDENT, DCHS: 4 STUDENTS and ...

Kanye West qualifies for Tennessee presidential ballot

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Rapper and producer Kanye West will be on Tennessee's presidential ballot in November, the state election's office confirmed. The secretary of state's office announced this week that West cleared the 275 verified signature threshold to qualify as an unaffiliated presidential candidate. ...
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Dem Rep. Steve Cohen likes tweet saying Tim Scott ‘might as well be’ White

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Tennessee Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen liked a tweet on Monday that said GOP Sen. Tim Scott “might as well be” White and suggested President Trump killed Herman Cain by contributing to his exposure to the coronavirus. Cohen, in a since-deleted tweet, wrote after Scott spoke of ...

Cares Act Recovery Assistance Loans now available to local Small business owners

The Northwest Georgia Regional Commission (NWGRC) is the recipient of a new Economic Development Administration Revolving Loan Fund grant for the region’s small businesses.  Micro-loan funds are available to aid in efforts to alleviate the sudden and severe economic dislocation of the region’s small ...
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Hunter responds to negative comments she receives on social media: ‘You are in no position to judge me’

Hunting and poaching are very different things, a hunter from Tennessee has pointed out after being labeled a "murderer" online. Mary Spooner O’Neill Phillips recently discussed some of the backlash she’s received after posting about her hunting trips on social media. The Nashville resident also explained ...

Tennessee ramps up punishments for protesters, including loss of voting rights

Tennessee's Republican governor quietly signed a bill earlier this week creating harsher punishments for protesters, including increased jail time and loss of voting rights. Gov. Bill Lee signed a bill Thursday revising criminal laws related to peaceful protesting, after months of demonstrations in front of the state Capitol ...
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University of Alabama reports more than 500 coronavirus cases since last week

The University of Alabama on Monday reported more than 500 cases of COVID-19 since classes resumed last week. At least 531 students, faculty, and staff on the university's main campus in Tuscaloosa have been infected with the virus, according to the school's COVID-19 dashboard. The numbers don't include results ...

Cloudland Canyon Manager Receives Award from Department of Natural Resources

Cloudland Canyon, one of Georgia's most visited state parks and located in Rising Fawn on Lookout Mountain, is supervised by Park Manager Brad Gibson who has been recognized by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Gibson was awarded the Henry Struble Manager of the Year ...
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City of Trenton Announces Tax Increase with Millage Rate Staying the Same

The City of Trenton issued a press release regarding the millage rate on Monday, August 24. The press release announces hearings for a tax increase. "The City of Trenton Commission announces its intention to keep the current millage rate of 4.498, an increase of 0.058 ...

Both volleyball teams are out of quarantine as the number of those in quarantine in Dade County Schools drop

Both volleyball teams are out of quarantine and back to school as the number of those in quarantine with Dade County Schools took a sharp drop from the 100 reported on Friday. Superintendent Dr. Jan Harris reported in a COVID update on Monday - ...
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