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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 · 4d
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Snow in WNC: School closing, mountain snowfall expected

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Snow showers were showing up on radar across the mountains early Friday, with some of the highest peaks along the Tennessee border potentially picking up several inches before the weekend is over. And while most of the accumulation is expected to stay in the higher...

Asheville, NC · 2h
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The Clayton Tribune

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Former Rabun, current Metter head football coach Shaw retires

Metter High School head football coach Lee Shaw, a Rabun County High School alumnus and Athletic Hall of Fame member, is retiring, he announced on Monday. The news was first reported by Fired Coaches of Georgia on X (formerly known as Twitter) and later the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC). According to...

Rabun County, GA · 1d

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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 · 3d
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The Mount Airy News

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Franklin Elementary names Student Leaders of the Month

Franklin Elementary Announces October Student Leader of the Month Celebrating Resilience at Franklin Elementary School Franklin Elementary School recently named its October Student Leader of the Month. “Each month, the school recognizes students who demonstrate outstanding leadership and positive character traits that help make Franklin a special place to learn and grow,” school officials said. The character trait for October is resilience. “Resilience means having the courage and determination to keep going when things get difficult. Resilient students learn from their mistakes, face challenges with a positive attitude, and continue working toward their goals, even when things do not go as planned,” they said. “At Franklin Elementary, students are encouraged to demonstrate resilience in the classroom, on the playground, and in their daily interactions with others. By practicing perseverance, learning from setbacks, and supporting their classmates, students develop the skills they need to become successful learners and leaders.” The Student Leader of the Month recognition celebrates students who put these important character traits into action and serve as positive role models for their peers. “Congratulations to Franklin Elementary’s October Student Leader of the Month. We are proud to recognize students who demonstrate resilience and represent the leadership, determination, and Bulldog

Franklin, NC · 1d

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Polar Vortex Could Drive Lows Up to 23 Degrees Below Normal Across Atlanta, Clayton and Dahlonega as Arctic Air Targets Thanksgiving Week

ATLANTA — North Georgia will get a short winter chill this weekend, and temperatures should rebound by the end of next week. The bigger story is the chance of a truly Arctic air mass arriving Thanksgiving week, driven by the polar vortex. The latest European model shows morning lows running 17 to 21 degrees below normal by November 24, with some spots even colder.

Atlanta, GA · 1d

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November Yard of the Month awarded by KTSCB

Keep Toccoa-Stephens County Beautiful (KTSCB) Executive Director James Addison announced this month’s Yard of the Month on Tuesday, November 10. “We have got a Yard of the Month. This is for November. Come by and see this beautiful yard. It’s at 2539 Wolf Pit Road, Eastanollee, and if you go and pick up your kid at Eastanollee School, you can come up to Wolf Pit Road and take a right, and it’s right there on the corner. They have done a wonderful, wonderful job with the yard, and it looks beautiful. So, if you see a Yard of the Month, give me a call. This is James Addison, 706-244-8759.”

Stephens County, GA · 2d

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Game of the Week – White County vs Habersham Central (Installed by Rabun Flooring)

Our Game of the Week is a season-opening contest between White County and Habersham Central. SUBSCRIBE FOR ACCESS TO BLITZ EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ($5.99/month) The Lady Warriors enter with high hopes yet again, and hold a #6 preseason state ranking. The roster is deep, and while Ella Kate Shedd and Anijah Moss run the offense, it’s others such as Kalynn Watkins, Bree and Zoe Burkett, Ansleigh Vandiver, and Josselyn Burke who will often lead in scoring. White County demolished Franklin County in a scrimmage, 72-20. Habersham Central is loaded and deep. The Lady Raiders have star point guard Sadie Chambers, two fantastic post players in Daytona Underwood and Tessa Murdock, and several guards who can make the big shots – Oaklee Jackson, Karah Dean, Makenzie Gosnell. This is a BIG first game for both teams.

Cleveland, GA · 2d

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Habersham school employee questions outsourced pay practices

Habersham school employee questions outsourced pay practices CLARKESVILLE, Ga. — A Habersham County school nutrition employee is asking the Board of Education to take a closer look at how outsourced support staff are compensated, saying workers employed through a private contractor are being left behind. Karen Collier, who works in nutrition services at Fairv…

Habersham County, GA · 1d

Smoky Mountain News

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Jackson selects new school architect

Jackson County Commissioners selected Knoxville-based Cope Architecture to replace Pinnacle Architecture to lead the Smoky Mountain Middle School construction and Blue Ridge School renovation projects at their regularly scheduled Nov. 3 election-night meeting. Soon, Republicans Mark Letson, Todd Bryson, and John Smith will end their tenure on the board, as...

Jackson County, NC · 1d

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Upcountry Fiber wins Smart Rural Community Showcase Award

Upcountry Fiber received a 2026 Smart Rural Community Showcase Award from NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association in September. The award honors rural broadband providers that deliver reliable connectivity and lead collaborative projects in their service areas. Upcountry Fiber was recognized for its free community education programming for its customers. “Every...

Greenville County, SC · 1d

Smoky Mountain News

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Jackson Democrats flip county commission

When Jackson County Democrats reached out to Marcia Almond encouraging her to run for county commission chair, she considered what motivates her and what could motivate voters. The national climate weighed on her mind — the high cost of living, the war in Iran, and the excesses of the Trump...

Jackson County, NC · 1d

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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...

Toccoa, GA · 1d

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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.

Toccoa, GA · 2d

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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.

Toccoa, GA · 1d

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Rebuild Upstate Pays Off Easley Warehouse Mortgage

Rebuild Upstate has paid off the mortgage on its Easley warehouse, completing a capital campaign that supports its home-repair operations across four Upstate counties. CEO Jake Beaty marked the milestone with a mortgage burning, a year after the building’s grand opening. The Building on the Foundation campaign began in...

Easley, SC · 2d

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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,...

Toccoa, GA · 2d

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Habersham fifth-graders get hands-on look at careers

Habersham fifth-graders get hands-on look at careers CLARKESVILLE, Ga. — More than 500 Habersham County fifth-graders got a hands-on look at potential career paths during an inaugural workforce development event designed to help students begin thinking about their futures. The event, held Oct. 8 at the Habersham County Fairgrounds, brought students fr…

Habersham County, GA · 1d

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Upcountry Fiber Foundation Raises $150,000 for Upstate Nonprofits at Charity Golf Tournament

Upcountry Fiber Foundation, the charitable arm and permanent endowment of Upcountry Fiber, announced that it raised $150,000 at its annual charity golf tournament on Oct. 21 at The Cliffs at Mountain Park. This year’s total surpasses the $133,000 raised at the 2025 tournament. Proceeds will fund grants to local non-profit organizations that make an immediate and direct impact on the people they serve in Anderson, Oconee, Pickens, and Northern Greenville counties.

Greenville, SC · 22h