First COVID-19 related death reported in Fannin
*UPDATE: The death reported in this article was later rescinded by The Georgia Department of Health.
*UPDATE: The death reported in this article was later rescinded by The Georgia Department of Health.
The Georgia Department of Health has reported 16 cases of COVID-19 and no virus related deaths in Fannin County as of Sunday, April 19 at noon.
The Georgia Department of Health has reported 15 cases of COVID-19 and no virus related deaths in Fannin County as of Friday, April 17 at 7 p.m.
The Georgia Department of Health has reported 14 cases of COVID-19 and no virus related deaths in Fannin County as of Wednesday, April 15 at noon.
Sarah Rigdon was named Assistant Superintendent of Achievement and Governance for the Fannin County School System during a Fannin County Board of Education meeting Thursday, April 9.
The United State Census Bureau has mailed paper questionnaires to around 64 million households across the nation in an effort to ensure more responses to the 2020 Census.
Animal Control Officers and volunteers alike hope folks will be willing to open their hearts and homes to the dogs in their facility.
The Georgia Department of Health has reported 13 cases of COVID-19 and no virus related deaths in Fannin County as of Tuesday, April 14 at noon.
“The need never stops for blood,” Blood Assurance Marketing Director Caitlin Stanley said.
Fannin County High School junior McCay Turner was recently selected to the 2020 Georgia Governor’s Honors Program (GHP) in Science (Chemistry).