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Erik Cioffi

Erik Cioffi

Fannin High principal headed to Massachusetts

Fannin County High School Principal Erik Cioffi has submitted his resignation to the Fannin County School System effective August 28 and will begin his new career as an assistant superintendent in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
Jim and Marci Wilcox were among the performers during Pickin’ in the Park at Ron Henry Horseshoe Bend Park Thursday, July 9. Pickin’ returned to the park after being absent for almost ten months, and now continues back on schedule starting at 6 p.m. every Thursday.

Jim and Marci Wilcox were among the performers during Pickin’ in the Park at Ron Henry Horseshoe Bend Park Thursday, July 9. Pickin’ returned to the park after being absent for almost ten months, and now continues back on schedule starting at 6 p.m. every Thursday.

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The News Observer

Courthouse cleaning cost $70,059

The Fannin County Courthouse was deep cleaned and sanitized at a cost of $70,059 after multiple employees exhibited symptoms of COVID-19, which prompted a court and courthouse closure through Monday, July 13.
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The News Observer

Package sales, happy hours closer

Confusion and disagreement among McCaysville City Council members did not stop the next step needed for changes to the city’s alcohol law to become realities.
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The News Observer

Water authority says fecal matter report was wrong

Fecal matter reported after water was sampled by the Fannin County Water Authority was found to have come from a private well and not from the water authority supply. “We went to the wrong house and took a sample,” Chairwoman Anita Weaver said.
This male Pointer mix was found off Blue Ridge Drive in McCaysville June 12 and will remain at Animal Control until adopted. He has soft, white fur with brown spots. This guy has a great personality. View him using intake number 161-20. He is shown with Animal Control Officer Pat Patterson.

This male Pointer mix was found off Blue Ridge Drive in McCaysville June 12 and will remain at Animal Control until adopted. He has soft, white fur with brown spots. This guy has a great personality. View him using intake number 161-20. He is shown with Animal Control Officer Pat Patterson.

Adopt A Pet

The fur baby of the week is the Pointer mix shown with Fannin County Animal Control Officer Pat Patterson. This boy is a total sweetheart and enjoys being outdoors playing. He plays well with other dogs and is ready for a forever home. Interested in adding this good boy to the family?
Artwork sharing the message, “Love wins” was displayed at the Silent Rally for Respect, Peace, and an Equitable Future for All in the downtown Blue Ridge city park Monday, July 6.

Artwork sharing the message, “Love wins” was displayed at the Silent Rally for Respect, Peace, and an Equitable Future for All in the downtown Blue Ridge city park Monday, July 6.

Rally promotes equality for all

The phrase “love wins” resonated with members of the Fannin County community as the Fannin County Democratic Women, along with local residents and visitors, expressed their desire for equality for all during a “Silent Rally for Respect, Peace, and an Equitable Future for All” at the downtown Blue...