Hannah Caudell is a journalist for Main Street Newspapers Inc, focusing on local news in the Homer, Georgia area. She covers a range of topics including local sports, community events, government decisions, and school updates. With a passion for sharing stories that matter to the community, Hannah aims to keep residents informed and engaged.
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Hannah Caudell's coverage is heavily focused on local sports and community events in the town of Homer, Georgia. Her articles predominantly cover local school sports achievements, council decisions, and community recognitions.
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Banks County School System principals gave an update at the board of education meeting on Thursday on events coming up.
The Lady Leopards earned a Sweet 16 spot in the state finals for the second year in a row after beating Chattooga 3-2. But the Lady Leopards fell on Saturday
By: Hannah Caudell
The Leopards Cross Country runners placed 4th out of five teams in the Region 8 1A Division I race at Athens Academy. Ansley Moore and Senior Luke Lindeman were the top performing runners for the Leopards, placing 2nd and 13th, respectively.
Cylee Whitfield runs with ball in glove to first base for the second out in the final inning against Vidalia. Whitfield was responsible for the final two outs of the
By: Hannah Caudell
The Lady Leopards took aim toward Columbus during their home double-header match against the Vidalia Lady Indians. Determined to make it to the Elite Eight for the second year in a row, the Lady Leopards played two hard-fought games, emerging victorious with a score of 12-3 in the first game and 3-2 in the second game.
The Leopard Football team traveled to Commerce on Friday with their hometown fans in tow to face off against their old cross-town rival, the Commerce Tigers. Despite a successful touchdown, point-after-touchdown, and field goal, the Leopards couldn’t get ahead of the Tigers for another region victory.
The Jackson County girls’ cross country team took fourth at Saturday’s (Nov. 2) sectional meet, the best among Region 8-AAAAA schools at the meet.
By: Hannah Caudell
Jackson County's Erin O'Brien took sixth at Saturday's (Nov. 2) sectional cross country meet, helping the girls'team to a fourth-place finish — best among all Region 8-AAAAA teams.
A truck at Cap’n Auto Parts is buried beneath rubble from the roof. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff
The City of Cornelia is the first Habersham County municipality to consider opting out of House Bill 581. House Bill 581 has become an ever-growing topic o...
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