Weekly Report from Director Robert Graham: September 4, 2017 thru September 10, 2017 M1: 27 M3: 15 M4:
Read More »Apple Processing Workshop
The Fannin County School System Young Farmer Association held an apple processing workshop on August
Read More »First Lady Sandra Deal Visits Fannin County
BLUE RIDGE, GA – Elementary students were treated to a visit from Georgia’s First Lady Sandra
Read More »Labor Day in Downtown Blue Ridge
BLUE RIDGE, GA – Thousands came to the mountains of North Georgia this Labor Day weekend and celebrated
Read More »BRMAA hosts National Juried Photography Show
BLUE RIDGE, GA – Photographers and art lovers gathered for the Blue Ridge Mountains Photographers
Read More »A Solution to the 2016 Fannin County Audit
BLUE RIDGE, GA – Public Works Director, Zach Ratcliff proposed a solution to a recommendation found
Read More »EMA/EMS Weekly Report: August 28 – September 3
August 28, 2017 thru September 3, 2017 M1: 48 M3: 17 M4: 23 M11: 30 Total: 118 9 of these
Read More »9th Annual 9/11 Prayer and Memorial Service
BLUE RIDGE, GA – It was a solemn and beautiful experience for those who gathered at the Performing
Read More »Fannin County EMA/EMS Weekly Report from Director Robert Graham
August 21, 2017 thru August 27, 2017 M1: 33 M3: 17 M4: 21 M5: 2 M11: 30 Total: 103 (15
Read More »Constitution Week Comes To Fannin County
BLUE RIDGE, GA – Constitution week has come to Fannin County. At the August 22, 2017, Board of
Read More »Today’s Pet of the Week – Daytona
Each Friday we have so much fun highlighting the star of our show – the Pet of the Week! This week
Read More »Totality Came to Blue Ridge
BLUE RIDGE, GA – Thousands flocked to the mountains of North Georgia to experience the Great American
Read More »Fannin County Update with Commission Chair Stan Helton
Commission Chair, Stan Helton, comes this morning to give us a quick update on Fannin County happenings.
Read More »Blue Ridge City Council – Possible Corruption, Collusion, and Malfeasance
Who are the members of the group “Concerned Citizens of Blue Ridge?” Is there some corruption,
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