The Elberton Star has released a special edition surrounding the recent bombing and demolition of the Georgia Guidestones. The edition includes a history of the monument, historical and submitted photos as well as other news stories and community reactions. The link to our special section can be found here.
The Elberton Star releases The Georgia Guidestones special edition
The Elbert County Road Department dug up land where an alleged time capsule was buried at the site of the Georgia Guidestones. There was no time capsule found at the site despite false information circulating other social media pages. (Photo by Scoggins)
An agent from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation surveys the scene at the Georgia Guidestones early Wednesday morning after an explosion damaged the monument, leaving one of the slabs in a pile of rubble. (Photo by Scoggins)
Emergency Management Agency Director Chuck Almond surveys the scene as the demolished Georgia Guidestones were removed from the site Thursday. (Photo by Scoggins)
The hill where the Georgia Guidestones once sat on Hartwell Highway is now empty. (Photo by Scoggins)