Above are the airsoft gun and knife Christerfer James Henry Henderson, left, is charged with having on Fannin County High School Property.
Allie Thomas and Brayden Mullins race to the finish during the Fannin County Special Olympics Track and Field Day Friday, April 14, at the Fannin County Recreation Department. Both are from Blue Ridge Elementary School.
Peachcare for Kids & Medicaid
East Fannin Elementary School students Learh Rittenberry, Bristol Falls, Lynette Agustin Morales, Ella Pace, Baillie Traylor and Matthew Marlowe welcomed Fannin County Board of Education members and other system officials during the board’s Spring 2023 training session.
Chanley Panter gave the Easter Egg hunt at Toccoa River Park in McCaysville two thumbs up. While rain dampened many of this past weekend’s egg hunts, the McCaysville event was held a week earlier.
Two suspects charged with arson
Fannin County High School Technology Students of America members proudly display the awards they won at the State Conference in Athens. From left are, front row, Chevy Phillips, James Kyle, Luke Pelfrey, Bryce Ware, Isabella Carr, and Alexis Howe; second row, Tyler Ensley, Seth Hughes, Logan Martin, Caitlin O’Mara, Fox Sharp; and, third row, Conner Kyle, Sam Jabaley, Carnaceo Dixon, and Devyn Caruthers.
Two of the many visitors who attended Dr. Michael Gwatney’s retirement reception were Scotty and Amber Mathis. Scotty told of working with Gwatney in the system’s technology department before Gwatney became superintendent.
This group of clients at Mineral Springs Center gathered during the 50th Anniversary Celebration last month. Shown enjoying the event are, from left, front, Christopher Finkle and Linda Strickland; and, back, Jay Jenkins, Scott Sanford, Ansley Price, Tommy Cornett, Amanda King, Izak Stone, Eric Morris, Michael Elliott, Josh Barker, Kevin Turner, Kari Castlen, Alec McClure, Robbie Conley, Tammy Booth, Rick Kruse, Joshua Hutzel.
Corporal David Ridings, right, with the Gilmer County Sheriff’s Office, describes the bait used to train drug detecting dogs to, from left, Fannin County High School Principal Dr. Scott Ramsey and assistant principals Heather Collis and Mandy Housley. After a thorough search of FCHS last week, the five dogs used were put through a training exercise in one of the classrooms.