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Pioneer egg farmer W.N. Oliver Jr. believed in Hall
Chestnut Mountain native was father of former commission chairman
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William Newton "W.N." Oliver Jr.
Shannan Finke
Updated: Jan 26, 2013, 5:18 AM
Published: Jan 26, 2013, 4:32 AM
The Chestnut Mountain community is mourning the loss of a longtime pillar. William Newton “W.N.” Oliver Jr., father of former Hall County Commission Chairman Tom Oliver, died in his home Thursday at the age of 91. Remembered by his son as an “independent business person,” W.N. Oliver and his late wife, Mary Curtis Mundy Oliver, founded Chestnut Mountain Egg Farms in 1948.
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‘He cannot be replaced’: Hall County Schools deputy superintendent announces retirement
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Kevin Bales. - photo by Hall County Schools.
Ben Anderson
The Times
Published: Apr 4, 2025, 7:53 PM
Hall County Schools Deputy Superintendent Kevin Bales is retiring May 30. The district made the announcement Friday, April 4.
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