Blue Ridge council hears fire truck not up to standards
The City of Blue Ridge’s 32-year-old fire truck is not up to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.
The City of Blue Ridge’s 32-year-old fire truck is not up to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.
“We are here today to recall an event that changed the course of history, but it also united our country,” North Georgia Honor Guard Commander Bill Stodghill said during the honor guard’s Pearl Har
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The annual Love Light ceremony at Fannin Regional was again a celebration of the work done by the hospital auxiliary, but was also a sad reminder of the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
The staffs of Probate Court and Magistrate Court are honoring Fannin County’s first responders and members of the Armed Forces with five specially decorated trees.
Early voting for the January 5, 2021, General Election Runoff is currently underway after it’s start Monday, December 14.
A Special Land Use Permit to allow short-term rentals was approved during a Blue Ridge City Council meeting Tuesday, December 7.
Fannin County residents, who are not also City of Blue Ridge residents, will not be able to park for free in the city’s pay-to-park spots regardless of downtown employment.
Legal troubles for James McKinley “Jimmy” Bell Jr., 49, of Tipton Springs Road in Morganton, did not end when he pled guilty December 3 to a pair of charges in Fannin County and was sentenced to pr
The rezoning request of Johnnie Hastings, on behalf of Integrity Development Group LLC., to develop 14.15 acres along Appalachian Highway into a townhome community must go before the Blue Ridge Pla