Cornelia unveils plaque honoring Foster at new water plant January 11, 2021 Access North Georgia Former District 50 State Sen. John Foster said he never imagined a local city would name a facility for him, but that is exactly what happened after Foster helped the City of Cornelia obtain funding for its new reservoir and water treatment plant on Camp Creek Road.
City of Cornelia still dealing with Dec. 26 cyberattack January 6, 2021 Access North Georgia A ransomware attack on the City of Cornelia is still being felt by city government and customers as the investigation into its origin continues.
Cornelia moving forward with $345,000 in downtown street repairs October 21, 2020 Access North Georgia he Cornelia City Commission voted to spend nearly $345,000 to repair damage caused to the downtown area by Hurricane Delta.
Cornelia balks at starting its own 911 center September 8, 2020 Northeast Georgian Cornelia commissioned a feasibility study before the pandemic hit about whether the city could construct its own 911 dispatch center.
Cornelia officials dedicate new building for former Mayor J.C. Irby August 17, 2020 Access North Georgia Former Cornelia Mayor J.C. Irby got an unexpected surprise Saturday morning as officials gathered to dedicate the new city hall facility to him.
Cornelia settles into its new city hall, police facility August 10, 2020 Northeast Georgian The city of Cornelia has a new home base for its entire staff, and they are hoping it will last them at least the next 50 years.
Cornelia government relocating, sets surplus sale for Thursday August 5, 2020 Access North Georgia Cornelia City Hall is closed through Wednesday, Aug. 5, to allow staff to move into the new Cornelia Municipal Building next door.