75 former players returned back to Herndon Stadium to compete in the second annual Harper Island Training Alumni Flag Football Game June 19. Photo by Benjamin London.

75 former players returned back to Herndon Stadium to compete in the second annual Harper Island Training Alumni Flag Football Game June 19. Photo by Benjamin London.

Team Odd dominates in annual Alumni Flag Football Game

Team Odd avenged their loss from a year ago with a dominant win over Team Even in the second annual Harper Island Training Alumni Flag Football Game.
Hart County Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Amanda Brown (left) holding "Nancy Honk," the patriotic porch goose, and Aeva Looney (right), an intern with the Chamber/Hartwell Main Street through the University of Georgia's Archway Program, stand in front of the Smithsonian Exhibit inside the Arts Center of Hartwell Wednesday morning. The pair is advertising a variety of the Pre-4th festivities that will take place alongside the Hartwell Service League's Pre-4th Celebration. Photo by Rose Scoggins.

Hart County Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Amanda Brown (left) holding "Nancy Honk," the patriotic porch goose, and Aeva Looney (right), an intern with the Chamber/Hartwell Main Street through the University of Georgia's Archway Program, stand in front of the Smithsonian Exhibit inside the Arts Center of Hartwell Wednesday morning. The pair is advertising a variety of the Pre-4th festivities that will take place alongside the Hartwell Service League's Pre-4th Celebration. Photo by Rose Scoggins.

Prepping for the Pre-4th

The Hartwell Service League’s (HSL) 49th annual Pre-4th Celebration is scheduled to fill the...
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I miss my dad

By Lorin Sinn-Clark, local columnist “That’s my daughter in the water, everything she knows I...
Franklin County native Crystal Carey testifies before the U.S. Senate’s Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions as part of the process to become the General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.

Franklin County native Crystal Carey testifies before the U.S. Senate’s Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions as part of the process to become the General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.

Carey serving as top labor official

By Shane ScogginsFranklin County Citizen Leader