• Long Visits BRES Students

    School bus safety is always an exciting event for students, especially for those having the experience for the first time. To ensure that the information and safety rules discussed are remembered through the excitement, Transportation Director, Benny Long decided to have an additional program to reinforce the important information.

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  • Lions, Tigers and Dogs, OH MY!

    Lions, tigers and dogs, OH MY! That’s right, the streets of downtown Blue Ridge were filled with pet and pet owners dressed up as wide variety of characters, including the flying monkey from the classic movie, The Wizard of Oz.

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  • Protester in Blue Ridge

    While it seems that many, in the area, try to keep their oppositions with the United States’ President a private matter, one man in Blue Ridge does not mind taking a stand for what he believes is wrong.

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  • County Asked to Oversee City Election

    After the events leading up to the resignation of the City of Blue Ridge Election Supervisor, the city council made decisions that would lead them to ask a representative from the Fannin County Board of Elections to oversee the currently ongoing city election.

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  • Election Supervisor Resigns

    Since the events taking place at the City of Blue Ridge workshop this morning, FYN has learned that the Election Supervisor for the City of Blue Ridge has resigned.

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  • Scandal: Did Setser Vote Twice?

    With things heating up in the upcoming City of Blue Ridge election, the work session this morning left tempers flaring and talk about seeking a new election supervisor, among other issues with the election.

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  • Fannin Lockdown Ends

    After being on lockdown most of the morning, Fannin County School Superintendent, Mark Henson, told FYN the lockdown has been lifted.

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  • East Fannin Learns Fire Safety

    With October being National Fire Prevention Week being this month, the Fannin County Fire Department and EMS have been fairly busy traveling from one elementary school to another educating children on fires and how to handle them appropriately.

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  • Fall Arts Festival a Success

    The Blue Ridge Mountain Arts Association held its first annual fall Arts in the Park this year. The event is known for taking place during the spring each year but this year, they added a fall event, which was a success, especially considering it was the first year.

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