Clay Fuller Outlines Border Security, Economic Policy And Public Safety As Foundation Of Congressional Campaign
Clay Fuller says his campaign for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District is centered on what he views as the federal government’s core responsibilities: securing the border, strengthening the economy, defending constitutional rights and supporting law enforcement. Fuller resigned as District Attorney for the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit to run for Congress, shifting from state-level prosecution to…
Read MoreTrenton Animal Control Director Resigns As Animal Center Project Moves Forward
The City of Trenton confirmed this week that Animal Control Director Emily Richards has resigned from her position as the city continues preparations for construction of the new Trenton-Dade Animal Center facility. In a statement, Mayor Alex Case described the resignation as a personnel matter and said the city would not release additional details. “The…
Read MoreDDA Moves to Apply for Rural Zone Designation, Citing Limited Window
The Trenton Downtown Development Authority voted Feb. 19 to move forward with applying for Georgia’s Rural Zone designation, a state program that provides targeted tax incentives for investment and job creation in small-town downtown districts. The item was added to the agenda during the meeting and approved as part of new business. Members agreed the…
Read MoreAcademic Excellence on Display: Burick Named DCHS 2026 STAR Student
Dade County High School senior Ellie Burick has been named the school’s 2026 STAR Student, recognizing her as the highest SAT scorer at DCHS and one of its top academic performers. Burick was honored during a recent meeting of the Trenton-Dade Optimist Club, where community leaders and school officials gathered to celebrate her achievement. As…
Read MoreTrenton Moves to Formalize Trash Collection With New Can Distribution Program
The City of Trenton is preparing to roll out a new trash can distribution program aimed at standardizing how garbage is collected, reducing litter and curbing abuse of the city’s long-running residential pickup service, Mayor Alex Case said. Trenton has provided garbage collection for years, but Case said the lack of uniform containers and rules…
Read MoreTrenton Advances Plan to Waive Fees for New Businesses
The Trenton City Commission is moving forward with a proposal aimed at making it easier and less expensive for new businesses to open in the city, as officials continue to look for ways to spur investment and fill long-vacant buildings. The measure, drafted by the Downtown Development Authority and now under review by the city…
Read MoreMastering Your Goals: A Local Guide to Getting Organized and Achieving What Matters
In the whirlwind of adult life, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly reacting rather than proactively building the life you envision. Whether it’s managing household tasks, advancing your career, or pursuing personal passions, getting organized and setting effective goals are often the keys to turning aspirations into achievements. If you’re ready to move from…
Read MoreDade County Schools Transportation Director: Bus Safety Starts With Education and Awareness
As school buses travel the valleys and mountains of Dade County each morning and afternoon, keeping students safe requires more than trained drivers and well-maintained vehicles. It takes a community-wide commitment from other motorists, parents and students alike, according to John Smith, Director of Facilities and Transportation for Dade County Schools. One of the most…
Read MoreDade County Redesigns Elections Building to Cut Costs
Dade County’s planned elections building is moving forward with a redesigned footprint that county officials say will save taxpayers more than $1 million while still delivering a secure, long-lasting facility. Commissioners received a monthly construction update from Robert Roberts–owner of Robert Roberts LLC, the firm overseeing the project–outlining how the original design was scaled back…
Read MoreSmart Spending in Dade County: Your Guide to Mastering Your Budget
Stepping into adulthood means embracing financial responsibility, and for many in Dade County, that journey begins with mastering a budget. While the idea of tracking every dollar might seem daunting, it’s the most powerful tool you have to gain control, reduce stress, and ultimately achieve your financial goals. In my book, “Adulting 101,” we emphasize…
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