Two Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) Horticulture students have received a Rabbit Valley Farmers Market Scholarship. The scholarship has been awarded to Mary Sharay and Olin Yaoapoqa.

The Ringgold Lady Tigers found themselves in an old fashioned pitchers' duel at Northwest Whitfield on Wednesday night, but it was the Lady Bruins getting exactly one more hit and one more run to ...

The Heritage Generals are still awaiting their opening-round draw in the Class AAA state playoffs and tuned up for the postseason with their regular season finale Wednesday night at Sonoraville.

The Ridgeland Lady Panthers led 6-5 going into the seventh inning on Wednesday, but surrendered the tying run in the bottom of the inning before giving up the winning run in the eighth as they dropped ...

Shorter men’s soccer picked up its first win of the season Tuesday thanks to freshman Gabe DeHart’s early goal.

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GNTC will host an open house Oct. 16 at all six campuses, offering tours, info sessions, and waived application fees for attendees.

In the days following Charlie Kirk’s death, many observers took note of dramatic increases in church attendance, public prayer gatherings, and forgiveness testimonies.

On Sunday, members of the community banded together for a single goal: cleaning up our city park. Members of Synovus Bank, the City of Calhoun, and Keep Calhoun Gordon Beautiful, ...

Georgia energy demand surges as data centers and electric vehicles drive higher natural gas use, lawmakers told at a state hearing.

If you’re retired, it’s easy to let your finances go on autopilot. Since October is National Retirement Security Month, it’s a good time to revisit some areas that can impact your long-term financial ...

ATLANTA — Public health services save Georgia money and heartache, but funding has failed to keep up with costs and recent federal cutbacks put the state at a crossroads, lawmakers heard from ...