The topic on the administration’s, board members’, citizens’ and other government officials
Read More »Library Forges on in Funding Fight
The Fannin County Library continues the fight for more funding as 2013 unfolds.
Read More »Fannin Emergency & Fire Log 12/31/12 – 01/06/2013
FANNIN COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY 181 Church Street Blue Ridge, Georgia 30513 706-632-1958 Robert
Read More »Morganton Announces Changes
The council members of Morganton made announcements that were of an interest to the citizens of the city
Read More »City’s Work Session Proves Productive
Police officers at Blue Ridge Elementary, additional officers hired, extra library funding and more was
Read More »Fannin County Makes Plans to Increase School Safety
Fannin County School System has several plans of action to make schools safer in light of the Sandy Hook
Read More »More Security for Schools
Responding to the recent tragedy in Newtown, CT, The Blue Ridge City Council last night approved two
Read More »Morganton Signs Water Agreement
The long awaited water agreement has been signed by Morganton City Council Members.
Read More »Rabid Llama in Morganton
At least four people have been exposed to a rabid llama in Morganton.
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Fannin Emergency Log 12/24/12 – 12/30/12
FANNIN COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY 181 Church Street Blue Ridge, Georgia 30513 706-632-1958
Read More »LOST Negotiations Lose Ground
Negotiations between the Fannin County Board of Commissioners and Blue Ridge City Council have ended
Read More »Georgia Mountains Health Requests Relief
Georgia Mountains Health CEO Steven Miracle pleaded with Blue Ridge Council Members to grant his request
Read More »Blue Ridge Ordinances Move Toward Approval
The Blue Ridge City Council made progress in adopting two ordinances at a special called meeting on December
Read More »Man Dies After Deputy Shooting
FYN has confirmed that Mr. Carl William Davenport passed away just after midnight this morning.
Read More »Sosebee Sworn in as New DA!
Appalachian Circuit District Attorney B. Alison Sosebee was sworn in this morning at the Fannin County
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