Morgan Ervin is a journalist for Main Street Newspapers Inc, focusing on local news in Winder, Georgia. With a keen interest in community issues and developments, Morgan covers a wide range of topics including local government decisions, environmental concerns, and human interest stories.
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Morgan Ervin's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, community events, and infrastructure projects in the United States, Georgia, particularly Winder. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local governance issues like zoning decisions or legal actions involving local authorities.
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By: Morgan Ervin
The Barrow County Board of Commissioners reviewed and approved the First and Second Amendments to the Intergovernmental Reservoir and Raw Water Supply Agreement with the Upper Oconee Basin Water Authority
A once-bustling textile mill in downtown Winder has found new life as a brewery and event venue, which offers a unique blend of history and modern charm. Spanning 25,000 square
Georgia voters have passed a new property tax measure that limits the annual increase in property tax assessments on homesteaded properties to match the inflation rate from the previous year.
By: Morgan Ervin
The Auburn City Council is poised to reshape the city’s political landscape with proposed charter amendments that could overhaul election rules and tighten accountability for board appointees.
By: Morgan Ervin
The Barrow County Board of Education recognized outgoing board members Lynn Stevens, Rickey Bailey, Jordan Raper and Vince Caine as they met for the final time last Tuesday. The superintendent
Smiles and holiday cheer filled the aisles of Walmart in Winder on Saturday as over 50 local children joined local first responders for the beloved annual Shop with a Hero Event.
Barrow County has entered an agreement with three developers - Rocklyn Homes, Inc., InLine Communities, Inc., and Cagle/Lunsford Enterprises, LLC - for the construction of a sewer pump station at Harry McCarty Road, and related infrastructure, with an estimated total project cost of $9.7 million.
The Barrow County Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning request by Blue River Development for just over 12 acres from agricultural (AG) and low density single-family residential (R-1) to high
Stephanie Gober Bramlett presents Superintendent Dr. Dallas LeDuff with this year’s Star of the Community award.
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