Owners of a ghost tour business in Dahlonega say new restrictions from their city could send their operation to an early grave. In 2014, then-27-year-old Jeremy Sharp created an LLC to bring in cash to help pay the bills while he studied at the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega. His idea: A ghost tour, using the Gold City’s rich and sometimes rough history as a foundation for his scary stories. Being focused on Friday and Saturday evenings, the business fit into his schedule despite the tour’s busiest season of the year, September and October, falling in the middle of the fall semester.