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Tripp Halstead's family gets tour of new home

Renovations completed for injured youngster in new Jefferson house

Bill Halstead and 2-year-old Tripp, at the opening of their renovated new home Saturday in Jefferson.

DSCF7114 — Bill Halstead and 2-year-old Tripp, at the opening of their renovated new home Saturday in Jefferson.

Katie Griffin

Times regional staff

Updated: Jul 14, 2013, 3:27 PM

Published: Jul 14, 2013, 3:39 PM

Hundreds of family and friends joined Tripp Halstead’s family as they were shown their newly renovated home for the first time Saturday in Jefferson. Tripp is the 2-year-old who suffered a head injury when a tree fell on him outside his Winder day care last October. The Halsteads bought a new house in the Jefferson area earlier this year so they could be closer to family and friends who could help take care of Tripp.

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The latest on South Hall farm attraction seeking to add activities, go year-round

Compton Bell Farms is seeking approval to add activities and operate year-round at its site off Lanier Islands Parkway in South Hall. From Hall County planning documents

01282025 FARM 1.png — Compton Bell Farms is seeking approval to add activities and operate year-round at its site off Lanier Islands Parkway in South Hall. From Hall County planning documents

Jeff GillFollow @jeffgtimes

The Times

Updated: Mar 13, 2025, 10:37 PM

Published: Jan 27, 2025, 4:37 PM

A South Hall farm-based attraction that opened in fall 2024 is hoping to expand activities and operate year-round.

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