Pat Webb is shown after receiving the Governor’s Award.
Shown during the presentation of the keys are, from left, Dr. L.B. Bryson of the CBFD, CBFD Fire Chief Marty Senterfitt, Third District commissioners Mush Davis, Samantha Trantham and Keith Barker, and County Executive Robby Hatcher. The truck will be housed at the Grassy Creek station.
With funds raised from the 2024 Blues and BBQ event, committee members donated $4,000 to Snack in a Backpack Thursday, November 7. There for the check presentation is, from left, Paul Gribble, Dena Martin, Snack Executive Director Debby Beck, Heather Bradley and Greg Spencer.
Fannin Christian Learning Center (CLC) Office Manager Alyssa Hooper, left, and Executive Director Tina Lee stand before the CLC sign.
McCaysville police officers gathered for their annual banquet and awards dinner Monday, December 16, at the First Baptist Church of McCaysville/Copperhill. Shown at the conclusion of the event are, from left, Brandon Patterson, Pete Kusek, Nathan Daugherty, Eric Fears, Chief Michael Earley, Brantley Worley, Deputy Chief Cory Collogan, Steve Bennett and Michael Green.
Lisa Vineyard’s home is shown the night of the fire that could have had a tragic ending.
These three “Knitwits” from Faith Presbyterian Church delivered 529 handmade, knitted hats to Snack in a Backpack last week to be given to Fannin County School children. Kim King, Frances Thompson and Betty Benedict, from left, are part of the group that call themselves the Knitwits and gather regularly to make the hats.
The budget included a $51,324,805 grand total for expenditures and revenue, which Finance Director Sherri Walker said is a 0.38% overall decrease from the previous year.
Firefighter Mike Miller received a special award from Sid Turner of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Philip Owensby was sworn in as a clerk in Fannin County Magistrate Court. He is shown with his wife, Sarah Owensby, right, and Chief Magistrate Judge Brian Jones, center.