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Wednesday, January 13, 2021Farmers Insurance donates to Hart County High School
Meet our newest business partner and support Hart County High School! From now until March 31, for every household that requests a quote, the John Major Harris Agency will donate $5 to HCHS. *Remember to mention Hart County High School when you call.*JOHN MAJOR HARRIS AGENCY 150 W. Franklin Street Suite 700 Hartwell, GA 30643 706-376-6768
Wednesday, January 13, 2021Are You Looking for Work?
Are you unemployed, looking for work? WorkSource Georgia can help!SERVICES:Virtual Career Coaching Sessions- Participants may sign up for 1-1 assistance with job searching, resumes writing, career interest/assessments or WIOA training information.Virtual Job Board- Has current job postings/lists located within the region.Temporary Work Experiences- Currently positions are available in FORSYTH, HALL, STEPHENS, and LUMPKIN through the National Dislocated Worker Grant for eligible applicants to fill full-time
Wednesday, January 13, 2021Hart County Charter System to Resume Face-to-Face Learning
January 13, 2021-- Hart County Schools are excited to announce face-to-face learning will resume on Tuesday, January 19. Please remember Monday, January 18, is a holiday for all students and staff members. In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, masks are required of elementary students when social distancing is not possible. As it is difficult to social distance on school buses, masks need to be worn while riding buses. For now, masks are required of middle and high school students in all school
Tuesday, January 12, 2021MedLink Now Offering COVID-19 Vaccine
Qualifications for vaccine:65+First Responder (dispatchers are included) (please bring work ID)Work for a healthcare facility/organization (please bring work ID)*If you have had a vaccine within the last two weeks or you are currently experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 there will be a waiting period. Call 706.521.3113 to schedule.
Thursday, January 07, 2021Hart County Charter System Wireless Smartbus Locations
The Hart County Charter System will offer free Wireless Internet access at Smartbus locations as students and staff transition to distance learning during current school closures. The locations are: Bowersville Baptist Church: 980 W. Main Street, Bowersville, 30516Goldmine Church of God: 6970 Royston Hwy, Canon, 30520Flat Rock Church: 5595 Cokesbury Hwy, Hartwell, 30643 (Note: At Flat Creek Church, there will not be a bus, but the WiFi Connection is “Flat Rock” and no Password is needed.)Reed Creek
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Tuesday, January 05, 2021American Pest Control Hosts Fundraiser benefitting Foodbank of Northeast Georgia
American Pest Control invites you to kick off your new year right by getting active for a cause. Operation 50-50 is the year-long campaign created by American Pest Control to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Starting in Nov 2020, they have already completed “50 hours in 50 days”, a community service project. Next on the docket, “50 Miles in 50 days”. 50 Miles in 50 Days begins on January 6. This exciting venture is encouraging people to commit to walk or run a total of 50 miles in as many
Tuesday, January 05, 2021Hart Chamber Now Accepting Applications for the 2021 Nicki Meyer Scholarship
The Nicki Meyer Scholarship was created to honor the memory and legacy of Nicki Meyer. Nicki was the director of the Hart County Chamber of Commerce from 2012-2017 and loved working in our community to boost economic development and tourism. Prior to moving to Hartwell she had a vast career in retail and banking and was also a business owner in southern Florida. She had a heart for volunteerism and was an active volunteer/member of the following organizations: Hartwell DDA, Hartwell Service League, Have
Wednesday, December 30, 2020Hart Chamber Recognizes Frontline Healthcare Provider Members
MEMBERS OF THE MONTH: Hartwell Family PracticeAnmed HealthMedLinkSt. Mary’s Sacred Heart HospitalElbert Memorial HospitalPiedmont Athens Regional HospitalReddy Urgent Care The Hart County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to recognize the efforts of its frontline healthcare provider members in their steadfast fight against COVID-19. For the past 10 months, they have worked diligently to diagnose and treat patients in our community during the largest health crisis of our lifetimes. The increased number
