An allegation involving her own personal, family business against Shirley Sosebee, 63, of Mobile Road, led to her arrest last week on two felony charges.
Update: Fannin County Sheriff Dane Kirby confirmed this morning (Friday, March 6) that Tax Commissioner Shirley Sosebee’s arrest did not involve her elected office.
Please be aware that Fannin County Animal Control has far exceeded capacity. With only 18 kennels, there are some 30 dogs currently housed.
The Daughters of the American Revolution’s (DAR) Old Unicoi Trail Chapter selected Fannin County High School senior Hannah Cruse, of Morganton, as the schools’ National Good Citizen.
This past September, Jonathan Buller was beginning to stand, walk, eat and breathe on his own; he was just beginning to read and comprehend the readings yet again, and his thought process was recov
Fannin County Post One Commissioner Earl Johnson announced, during a Board of Commissioners meeting Tuesday, February 25, that he will not seek re-election to his seat.
Georgia Speaker of the House David Ralston spoke to the importance of his fellow republican’s votes in the upcoming elections during the Fannin County Republican Party’s annual Valentine’s Banquet
The Fannin County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution declaring Fannin County a Second Amendment Sanctuary after receiving input from the community during their regular meeting Tuesday, Febr
When you adopt a dog, you gain more than a pet. You gain a loyal companion who will love you unconditionally. Adopted dogs make the most gracious, loving, thankful pets.