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Arp not running for council

Angie Arp ended speculation last week when she decided she would not run for the Post 3 seat on the Blue Ridge City Council in the March special election.
The News Observer

The News Observer

Thirty Ga. troopers fired for cheating

A Georgia State Patrol trooper serving at Post 27 in Blue Ridge was among 30 fired last week by GSP Colonel Mark W. McDonough, commissioner of the Georgia Department of Public Safety.
The News Observer

The News Observer

Early voting starts in Polk

Polk County voters can begin casting their ballots Wednesday, February 12, in the upcoming Presidential and County Primary Elections.
The News Observer

The News Observer

Rates, property to be affected by power lines

The proposed Tri-State EMC 161-kilovolt substation may or may not affect power rates. Tri-State General Manager Stacy Chastain said, “We won’t know for certain (if rates will be affected). I would anticipate that our rate increases would be similar to what we’ve experienced for the last 10 years.
Elizabeth is eagerly awaiting the chance to join her soon-to-be adoptive family in Fannin County. She is living in a group home in Colombia, South America while Steve and Nikki Shamblin work their way through raising funds and completing the adoption process.

Elizabeth is eagerly awaiting the chance to join her soon-to-be adoptive family in Fannin County. She is living in a group home in Colombia, South America while Steve and Nikki Shamblin work their way through raising funds and completing the adoption process.

Elizabeth one step closer in journey to come home

Elizabeth, an orphaned teenager living in a group home in Colombia, South America, is one step closer to being adopted by Fannin County residents Steve and Nikki Shamblin.