In a struggle with far-reaching implications, a small-town newspaper has won a battle to hold on to the business of publishing legal notices after being fired by county officials.
The Georgia Court of Appeals has upheld a trial judge’s grant of an injunction for a newspaper in the small town of Ringgold. It’s the last town in Georgia going north on Interstate 75 before the Tennessee state line.
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