No date set for Gaddis’ lawsuit against Polk Beer Board
Kimberly Ingram, Polk County Clerk and Master, said last week that no date has been set for a judge to hear a lawsuit by David Gaddis against Polk County and the county’s beer board.
Kimberly Ingram, Polk County Clerk and Master, said last week that no date has been set for a judge to hear a lawsuit by David Gaddis against Polk County and the county’s beer board.
Blue Ridge Council members addressed, during a meeting Tuesday, December 8, claims of a $40,000 investigation on Mayor Donna Whitener’s domicile in 2015.
A meeting of the Polk County Commission’s Ambulance Committee, originally scheduled for Thursday, December 17, before the regular commission meeting was called off, but representatives of CareMed a
The January 5, 2021, General Election Runoff has already seen thousands of Fannin County ballots cast following the start of early voting Monday, December 14.
Expect to see the rezoning proposal of a 14.15-acre tract along Appalachian Highway (515) on the City of Blue Ridge’s January 12 Council meeting agenda.
The Blue Ridge Mountains Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) presented the SAR Law Enforcement Commendation Medal to Sergeant J.K.
Fannin County has seen an additional 130 cases of COVID-19 over the last two weeks as of Sunday, December 20.
Red means stop. That’s the simple but direct warning traffic signals display.
Bobby Lee Ross found himself under arrest and facing a variety of charges Thursday night, December 10, only minutes after crossing into McCaysville from Copperhill.
“If you’re worried about eating, or you’re worried about, you know, some of the things that our kids worry about, then you’re not learning, and we want our families to feel like we’re going to part