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Lower Gas Prices Showing Up at Multiple Dade County Stations

Lower Gas Prices Showing Up at Multiple Dade County Stations TRENTON, GA — Drivers in Dade County are getting a break at the pump, with multiple stations now offering prices well below the regional average. At Circle K in Trenton, gas has recently been reported as... Read More.
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Career Center Opens at Dade County Public Library

Career Center Opens at Dade County Public Library TRENTON, GA — The Dade County Industrial Development Authority and the Cherokee Regional Library System are celebrating the grand opening of a new Career Center at the Dade County Public Library. The ribbon cutting marks a major step... Read More.
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Career Center to Open at Dade County Public Library

TRENTON, GA — A new resource aimed at strengthening the local workforce is coming to Dade County. The Dade County Industrial Development Authority, in partnership with the Cherokee Regional Library System, will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new Career Center at the Dade... Read More.

Dade County Approves New Solar Ordinance Following Public Hearing

Dade County Approves New Solar Ordinance Following Public Hearing TRENTON, GA — The Dade County Board of Commissioners has approved a new ordinance regulating large-scale solar developments after holding a public hearing and special called meeting on April 16. The ordinance establishes a framework for solar... Read More.
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Red Flag Warning Issued For North Georgia

North Georgia is facing an increased fire danger Sunday as dry and windy conditions move in behind a cold front. While some areas may see light rain overnight, conditions will quickly dry out by Sunday morning. A Red Flag Warning has been issued from noon... Read More.

USPS Proposes Stamp Price Increase Beginning in July

The United States Postal Service has announced proposed price increases for mailing services that could take effect July 12, pending approval from the Postal Regulatory Commission. Under the proposal, the cost of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp would rise by four cents, increasing from 78... Read More.
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Georgia Sets Record Highs for Workforce and Employment in February

The Georgia Department of Labor reports that the state reached record highs in both workforce size and employment in February, even as unemployment ticked up slightly and job totals declined for a second straight month. According to the agency, Georgia’s labor force grew to an all-time high... Read More.
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