Words of unity, enthusiasm and winning filled the air at the Epworth Community Club Saturday when the Fannin County Republican Party held a Fall Festival that included a full slate of speakers.
The 2021-2022 city budget and rollback millage rate were both approved, and so was the malt beverage and wine application for Burra Burra and Tooney’s by the McCaysville Mayor and City Council.
Three World War II veterans and Blue Ridge Assisted Living residents seized an opportunity to take flight in a restored World War II era biplane Tuesday, September 14.
Memories of love, friendship, thanks, and joy echoed through a pavilion at Meeks Park in Blairsville for the dedication of the Sydnie Grace Jones Memorial Intersection.
McCay Turner, of Mineral Bluff, completed the University of North Georgia’s Freshman Recruit Orientation Group (FROG) week from Sunday, August 15, through Saturday, August 21.
The 10th annual Blues & BBQ Festival will be held Saturday, September 18, in downtown Blue Ridge Park, with gates opening at 11:30 a.m.
To my readers,
Fannin County resident Linda Sledge just completed the Trans North Georgia (TNGA) bikepacking adventure ride for the fifth time at 74 years young.
Luther “Luke” Stewart was killed on Labor Day when he lost control of the tractor he was driving and rolled down an embankment, Fannin County Coroner Becky Callihan said last week.
“There are two defining forces that protect our freedoms, the U.S.