Copper Basin High School students Krus Soto, left, and Isabella Brown display their Class of 2023 Commitment to Graduate t-shirts following the Commitment to Graduate banner signing ceremony.
Copper Basin High School students Krus Soto, left, and Isabella Brown display their Class of 2023 Commitment to Graduate t-shirts following the Commitment to Graduate banner signing ceremony.
School Nutrition Teams from all five Fannin County schools received GOLD level recognition through the Georgia Department of Education School Nutrition Team’s “Shake it Up in School Nutrition” program.
Cherokee County officials seized these two horses from their owner almost one year ago. After being cared for at Double 00 Farm in Tuskeegee, the horses could be returned to their owner if a ‘not guilty’ verdict is returned in the upcoming trial. Photo by Matthew Osborne/Cherokee Scout
Principal Chief Richard Sneed (fifth from right, black polo shirt) visited with well-wishers in Cherokee County on Election Day for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians on Thursday in Marble.
N.C. Rep. Kevin Corbin (right) jokes with N.C. Sen. Jim Davis after they announced Corbin would run for Davis’ seat in 2020.
Deputies from the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office served warrants on James Larry Parris Jr., (in chair) before turning him over to McCaysville police officers shortly before noon Thursday. Shown with the Cobb County deputies as Parris is taken from WellStar Kennestone Hospital are McCaysville Patrolman Pete Kusek (in background), McCaysville Patrolman Mark Chastain, McCaysville Det. Capt. Billy Brackett, and McCaysville Police Chief Michael Earley.Law enforcement officers prepare to put James Larry Parris Jr.,
Animal Control Officer J.R. Cornett poses with a male Boxer mix who was picked up on Galloway Road July 12. He is staying at Fannin County Animal Control until reclaimed or adopted. This sweet boy has a beautiful black coat with white patches. View this handsome guy under Animal Control number 205-19.