Matthew Osborne is an editor for The Northeast Georgian, a local newspaper. With a diverse range of topics, Matthew's articles cover everything from community events and local government news to human interest stories and environmental issues. His work has also been featured in The Fulcrum Publishing Society and SEI — Stockholm Environment Institute.
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Clarkesville, Georgia, United States (Local)
Matthew Osborne's coverage spans local news, county updates, community events, government issues and sports. His articles frequently feature announcements from local government and cover evolving stories related to these topics.
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Randy and Mackenzie Chester are shown with their nine children Rosie, Paloma, Kells, Remy, Heidi, Azalea, Rune, Haven and Ezra.
A tree is down over power lines on Sunset Street in Clarkesville on Thursday morning.
By: Matthew Osborne, John Schneider Will, Cornelia May
After appearing in hundreds of films and television shows and a music career that spans nearly four decades, John Schneider is coming to Cornelia to headline a free concert on Saturday, May 18. …
There are a lot of revelations that come to you when you are in a modern movie theater watching an 85-year-old film. We took my wife to her favorite movie – “The Wizard of Oz” – for Mother’s…
FBI agents and the Cornelia Police arrested a Gainesville man suspected of distributing fentanyl and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. Bobby Joe Holloman, 50, of Gainesville was…
The Board of Education honored the 2024 graduates of the Leadership Academy on Monday night. Shown are (from left) Pam Threlkeld, Claire Steverson, Keylia Patton, Gisela McGugan, Dora Lucas, April LaHayne, Melanie Jackson, Ashley Ivester, Kristy Hallford, Stacey Gailey, Lauren Fair and Ben Bolton. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
Folks mingle at last year’s Mountain Laurel Festival in Clarkesville. ZACH TAYLOR/Special
Demorest firefighter Mary Ellen Smith paints a hydrant on Saturday afternoon. SUBMITTED
By: Matthew Osborne, Wesley Tingey
The Mountain Judicial Circuit will absorb Banks County starting in 2025, joining Habersham, Stephens and Rabun counties. Superior Court Judges Rusty Smith, Chan Caudell and Bill Oliver will…
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