Get your tickets now! Live Music Is Better Presents:Fred Johnson Saturday,
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Sienna is the star of the show and is ready for her forever family! Stop by the Humane Society of Blue
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Fannin County EMA/EMS Director Robert Graham 20 Station Ridge Blue Ridge, Ga. 30513 706-632-1958 Fax
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Blue Ridge, Ga. – McCaysville City Council made attempts to clarify the purpose and the parameters
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Oscar is back on the show and still searching for his forever home! Contact the Humane Society of Blue
Read More »Blue Ridge Cannery to Open for Season
BLUE RIDGE, Ga. – The Blue Ridge Cannery will open for the 2019 season on Thursday, July 11. The
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Tune in for another great segment of North Georgia Senior Living. Jessi Barton and BKP discuss the great
Read More »North GA Senior Living Presented by Cameron Hall
Jessi Barton discusses the new mojito garden at Cameron Hall and how you can visit and learn how to start
Read More »4th of July Observance at Epworth
4th of July Observance at Epworth 125 Schoolhouse Road, Epworth, Ga 30541 Thursday 4th of July, 2019
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Blue Ridge, Ga – Board of Commissioners approved to extend the moratorium on tiny home subdivisions
Read More »FYI Teaches Students Professional Development
Blue Ridge, Ga – Fannin Youth Initiative (FYI) successfully taught Fannin County High School students
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Oscar is back and is still looking for a home! Contact the Humane Society of Blue Ridge today to adopt
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Kodah is the Pet of the Week and is looking for her furever home. She is 4 years old and would make a
Read More »2019 GSBA Exemplary Board Status Awarded to Fannin Schools
Blue Ridge, Ga – The Fannin County Board of Education receives with the Georgia School Boards Association’s
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