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From left, Environmental Health Manager Andrea Mathis, Environmental Health Director Ray King and North Georgia Health District Director Dr. Zachary Taylor discuss a new policy that addresses multiproperty sewage disposal systems during the Gilmer Board of Health’s recent quarterly meeting.
Board of Health OKs new septic policy
Couple arrested for brisket theft
Marshall prevails in runoff election
Safety at forefront of Gilmer Schools
County feels bite of rising gas prices
Gilmer County Board of Health members Curtis Kingsley, Dr. Brian Ridley, Charlie Paris, Lex Rainey and Tracy Wells are pictured at the board’s first in-person meeting in over two years, which was held last week at the Gilmer Health Department.
Gilmer ‘in good place’ with COVID cases
Fire Chief Daniel Kauffman discusses Gilmer Fire and Rescue’s new paid recruit training program during a public open house last week.
Gilmer Fire to begin selecting new “noncert” recruits
Flags have been attached to new stop signs on North Main Street to draw drivers’ attention to the new four-way stop.
Ellijay council talks contractor compensation for park rest rooms
Members of the first graduating class of Gilmer Fire and Rescue’s new Company Officer Development Academy (CODA) are pictured after completing the 15-week training program. Pictured, from left: Robert Padgett, Mark Glover, Christopher Harrell, Geoffrey Daves, Terrance Evans, Michael Schminky, Tiffany Czirok, Michael Dockery, William Sergent and Colton Prather. CODA graduate Jessica Perkins is not pictured.
