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Chamber cuts the Ribbon on Hope for a Drug Free Stephens
The Toccoa-Stephens County Chamber of Commerce (Visit Toccoa) cut the ribbon on the new location for Hope for a Drug Free Stephens at 131 West Savannah Street in Downtown Toccoa on Tuesday, November 10. Chamber President Tessa Reavis welcomed them and was glad to celebrate their new office space. “We...
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Stephens County Community thanks Veterans at Camp Toccoa Ceremony
We live in the land of the free because of the brave! The community gathered for a Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday (November 11) at Camp Toccoa. The speaker was Marine Corps Veteran Bo Dotson, a Captain, and now owner and operator of Dotson’s ACE Hardware in Toccoa. “Being...
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Restaurants, Businesses Offering Discounts, Freebies Today for Veterans, Activity Military
It’s Veterans Day and as a way to say “thank you for your service,” restaurants and businesses across the country and locally are offering vets freebies and discounts. Remember, in order to take advantage of the discount or freebie, you must prove you’re a veteran by showing your driver’s license with a Veteran designation, military ID, or U.S. Uniformed Services Retired ID Card are all sufficient.
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Military Hero Banners on display in Downtown Toccoa
As a way to honor the brave men and women who served our country, Military Hero Banners are on display in Downtown Toccoa, explains Susan Carman, President of the Stephens County Historical Society. “As a military wife, I’ve been around a lot of military posts and the towns around there,...
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Toccoa City Commission planning for a Utilities Complex
On Monday, November 9, Toccoa City Manager Fredda Wheeler presented planning for a utilities complex to the Toccoa City Commission. Several months ago, a fire destroyed the City of Toccoa Water Department’s facility on Falls Road. The water department has temporarily relocated to a space at City Hall, but it needs a permanent facility to meet its ongoing operational requirements.
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Royston City Council Approves Resolutions to Sell, Buy Properties
The Royston City Council has voted to sell one parcel of city-owned property and purchase another. At their meeting Tuesday night, the council voted unanimously to sell just over an acre of property at the intersection of Franklin Springs, Cherry and Bowers streets, which is a vacant lot. City Manager...