Last two weeks see 88 new COVID-19 cases in Fannin County
Fannin County has seen an additional 88 cases of COVID-19 over the last two weeks as of Monday, November 23.
Fannin County has seen an additional 88 cases of COVID-19 over the last two weeks as of Monday, November 23.
The Fannin County Board of Commissioners voted to have liquid springs placed on the county’s most recently delivered ambulance for $12,800 in order to alleviate stretcher loading issues EMA employe
City of Copperhill newly elected council members met to perform their first meeting Monday, November 16.
Polk County commissioners failed to agree with a suggestion by Commissioner Dewey Esquinance to “open up” the county attorney position to other attorneys who might be interested.
McCaysville City Council members have agreed to buy two trucks, voted for spending power for three city officials, approved Christmas incentives, and agreed to look into expanding office space and
Deborah Williams told Polk commissioners that the county’s library board is in a desperate financial situation.
A request to obtain a Special Land Use Permit to allow nightly rentals at 529 E. 2nd Street, Blue Ridge, will be heard by the Blue Ridge Planning Commission Tuesday, December 1.
McCasyville officials are moving forward to complete the expansion of the City Park located on the Toccoa River.
The News Observer has been named the Best of Community Newspapers, Inc. (CNI) and also honored for having the Best Overall Design.
The Blue Ridge Planning Commission recommended that the rezoning request of 14.15 acres along Appalachian Highway be approved with a number of requirements during a meeting Tuesday, November 17.