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Recent orientation for Boys and Girls State draws a large crowd

Twenty-two rising senior high school boys and 21 girls from eight participating public and private Cumming schools came to the American Legion Post 307’s meeting facility at Ingram Funeral Home’s Chapel on April 18 for the initial Boys State and Girls State orientation.

Boys and girls state — Twenty-two rising senior high school boys and 21 girls from eight participating public and private Cumming schools came to the American Legion Post 307’s meeting facility at Ingram Funeral Home’s Chapel on April 18 for the initial Boys State and Girls State orientation.

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Published: May 5, 2022, 11:09 PM

Twenty-two rising senior high school boys and 21 girls came to American Legion Post 307’s meeting facility at Ingram Funeral Home’s Chapel on April 18 for the initial Boys State and Girls State orientation.

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Family seeks answers, justice, for Cumming employee killed in work parking lot

Jessica Godfrey, right, said she is trying to be a voice for her sister, Crystal Sawyer, after she was recently fatally struck by another employee at the Cumming Utility Distribution and Collection Division headquarters on Dahlonega Highway. Photo courtesy of Jessica Godfrey

03272025SAWYER UPDATE — Jessica Godfrey, right, said she is trying to be a voice for her sister, Crystal Sawyer, after she was recently fatally struck by another employee at the Cumming Utility Distribution and Collection Division headquarters on Dahlonega Highway. Photo courtesy of Jessica Godfrey

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Published: Mar 27, 2025, 11:00 AM

Following the recent death of a Cumming Utilities employee on her way to work, her family is seeking answers and working to keep her legacy alive.

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