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The
Northeast Georgian is one of Habersham County's oldest and most
respected business establishments. The Georgian began publishing
in 1892 and in 1990 merged with Tri-County Advertiser.
The
newspaper is dedicated to serving the people of Habersham County.
It is the only publication — both in print and online —
that is solely dedicated to chronicling the lives of Habersham County
and its residents.
With
a total circulation exceeding 10,000, the newspaper publishes two
print editions each week. One issue is published on Tuesdays, and
the second is delivered on Fridays.
In
addition, the newspaper publishes this online edition which is updated
on the same days that its printed product is delivered. When news
events dictate, this Web site is updated with breaking news before
it is published in the newspaper.
Located
at 2440 Old Athens Highway in Cornelia this office houses the newspaper's
editorial, advertising, composing and administrative staff, and
the building also serves as the home of Georgia Mountain Press which
prints The Northeast Georgian as well as community newspapers in
surrounding counties.
Johnny
Solesbee serves as the regional publisher of The Northeast Georgian.
Other department heads include regional marketing director Randy
Lohrenz; editor Rob Moore; regional accountant Mark VanTassel; composing
manager April Compton; press foreman Bart Snead and mailroom director
Joe Gulley.
The
newspaper has more than 45 full- and part-time employees. Our goal
is outlined in the mission statement that runs in each issue of
our newspaper. It reads:
The Northeast Georgian is published with pride for the people of
Habersham and adjoining counties by Community Newspapers Inc. of
Athens, Ga. We believe that strong newspapers build strong communities
— "Newspapers get things done!" Our primary goal
is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers.
This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of professionals
dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, quality and hard work.
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