An example of current wayfinding signage located near Highway 515.
Parkside Skilled Nursing Care resident Kristina Warren, right, receives gifts from Santa (Kristin Estermyer, of Willowbrook Hospice).
Faith, Hope and Charity Recycle Store Inc. recently contributed to tornado relief efforts for western Kentucky. Recycle store volunteers pictured above include Stacy Graham, Marcia Phillips, Nancy Petenbrink, Liceann Strauss, Sherry Hooks, Barbara Fogle, Kay Findell, Nancy Hulsey, Susan Keener, Suzy Ganz, Sharon Clearly, Allan Tarr, Alan Lyndsey, David Brooks, Sharon Petty, Ray Brown, Bob Bennett, Beth Pigot, Millie Kelley, Frank Kelley and Marla Tierney.
Mountaintown native Paul Gates served in the U.S. Navy from 1943-46.
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Shrine Club Drive, above, will be taken in as a city street if the City of Ellijay is able to secure funding to pave it.
A couple of attendees at last Saturday’s Bethlehem Peace Light ceremony at Good Samaritan Catholic Church get their candles and lanterns lit in order to carry the flame to their homes and/or respective churches. From left are Ginger Hussian, Richard Byers, organizer Jack Planchard and Monsignor Jaime Barona, a retired priest from Gainesville. Planchard said the flame traveled around 6,500 miles to get from Bethlehem to Ellijay.
Above is a preview of Gilmer High’s new video scoreboard that will be installed at Huff-Mosley Memorial Stadium. The 21’x36.75’ dimensions of the board are fully programmable and can be used entirely for video or for advertisements and game information as seen above. The bottom 4’x32’ portion of the scoreboard can be used independently without video integration operated by a regular scoreboard controller.
Officer Noel Loera, of the East Ellijay Police Department, left, accompanies his Shop With a Hero partner, Marbin Bautista, at the East Ellijay Walmart.
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