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Dam Break at Toccoa Falls remembered

Forty-nine years after the flood on November 6, 1977, the Toccoa Falls community remembers the 39 lives lost, honors the survivors, and reflects on God’s faithfulness through the grief. The tragedy remains part of the institution’s history, and those affected remain part of its story. A documentary now...

Toccoa Falls, GA · 6h
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America’s No. 1 Fine-Dining Restaurant Is Hiding In A Tiny North Carolina Mountain Town

A lasagna with more than twenty layers of house-made pasta gets finished with vodka sauce right at your table. It often sells out every night. I can’t imagine leaving that off my order. That lasagna lives in a restaurant Tripadvisor just named the top fine-dining spot in the entire...

Highlands, NC · 1d
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Seneca residents may hear rock blasting this week

City officials are notifying residents about planned rock blasting associated with a redevelopment project in Seneca this week.

Seneca, SC · 5h

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Crash sparks vehicle fire, temporarily closes Lake Louise Road

Crash sparks vehicle fire, temporarily closes Lake Louise Road STEPHENS COUNTY, Ga. — A single-vehicle crash sparked a fire and temporarily shut down Lake Louise Road near Highway 123 on Monday, Nov. 9, as emergency crews worked to extinguish the flames and address a low-hanging utility pole. Only minor injuries were reported, according to the Stephens County S…

Stephens County, GA · 6h

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Cornelia to replace traffic signal with four-way stop

Cornelia to replace traffic signal with four-way stop CORNELIA, Ga. — Drivers approaching the intersection of Level Grove Road and Wayside Street will encounter a four-way stop beginning Nov. 30 as the City of Cornelia tests a change that could save the city from making as much as $350,000 in traffic signal upgrades. The Cornelia City Commission unanim…

Cornelia, GA · 2d

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Students burned by school bus heater hose released from hospital

Students burned by school bus heater hose released from hospital CORNELIA, Ga. — Two students who suffered minor burns Saturday morning when a heater hose malfunctioned on a Tallulah Falls School bus have been released from the hospital, school officials confirmed. The students were traveling with the school's swim team to a competition in Gainesville when the in…

Habersham County, GA · 2d

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Benefit Fundraiser for Stephens County 911 Dispatcher Kati Kenney

The community is asked to participate in a benefit fundraiser for Kati Kenney, a Stephens County 911 Dispatcher, explains Katie Chase, who is organizing the event on behalf of the family. “I am hosting a benefit fundraiser for Stephens County 911 Dispatcher Kati Kenney. Kati, unfortunately, suffered a medical crisis...

Stephens County, GA · 2d

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The Most Beautiful Day Hike In America May Be Hiding Right Here In South Carolina

There’s a waterfall in South Carolina that has absolutely no business being this gorgeous, and yet here we are. Yellow Branch Falls Trail near Walhalla is the kind of place that makes you question every vacation you’ve ever booked somewhere else. Let’s talk about what South Carolina means...

Walhalla, SC · 2d

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Warriors Shut Out War Eagles

Sports – The White County Warriors were in Murrayville at the Lynn Cottrell Field last night to take on Chestatee War Eagles for the regular season finale. Jack Clark was quick to put the Warriors on the scoreboard straight out of the gate with back-to-back touchdowns. The War Eagles worked the field, but as a smaller, younger team, the Warriors would bring the first period to a close 21 points ahead.

Murrayville, GA · 2d

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Demorest Council to consider subdivision, ethics program

Demorest Council to consider subdivision, ethics program DEMOREST, Ga. — Demorest City Council will consider a proposed 34-lot residential subdivision off Saluda Drive and hold public hearings on two land-use requests during its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10. The Council will also consider recertifying the city’s ethics program, renewing a contract with Brad D…

Demorest, GA · 8h

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Locals In Helen Swear Bodensee Serves The Most Authentic German Schnitzel In Georgia

Helen, Georgia looks like a tiny Bavarian village dropped into the North Georgia mountains, and for many visitors one restaurant sits at the center of the fun. Bodensee, on Munich Strasse, has collected more than 5,000 Google reviews and a 4.3-star rating for its schnitzel, spaetzle, and giant pretzels. Some...

Helen, GA · 1d

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Cleveland to hold informational session on proposed annexation

(Cleveland)- The City of Cleveland will host an informational session on the proposed annexation of property north and south of the current city limits on Tuesday, November 10, from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Cleveland Municipal Complex, 55 Cantrell Road. The session is open to residents, property owners, and...

Cleveland, GA · 9h

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Oconee County Update: Millage Reductions, Economic Wins, Moratorium Deadline, and Election Analysis

Oconee County Council Chairman Matthew Durham issued a comprehensive update highlighting key fiscal, economic, regulatory, and political developments. In October, Council lowered the county operations and debt millage rate by 6.1 mills (an 8% reduction down to 70.2 mills) to keep property tax revenue neutral during reassessments, maintaining the second-lowest millage rate for unincorporated areas in South Carolina alongside an expanded $75,000 state Homestead Exemption.

Oconee County, SC · 17h

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Understanding your tax bill in a reassessment year

Matthew Durham calls attention to what he sees as an important number in this year’s Oconee County property tax bills. It’s the one that reflects the county council decision to lower operations and debt mills from 76.3 to 70.2. Durham, the council chairman, says council’s goal this year was to keep property tax revenue neutral instead of allowing rising property values to generate additional government revenue. He says the property taxable assessment changes relative to the county’s overall tax base helped determine whether property owners county taxes increased, decreased or remained about the same. Tomorrow evening in Westminster there is to be city council discussion of reassessment millage rates. Each council member gets a copy of what’s called the “Oconee County Millage Setting” guide created by the state revenue department. According to the city council’s agenda tomorrow, Westminster is not required to rollback its millage for FY 2027 and can increase its millage based on the calculations.

Oconee County, SC · 17h