SPLOST and grant funding will be used to get some paving done, probably within the coming year, members of the East Ellijay City Council heard while meeting Tuesday, Nov. 19.
A downtown Ellijay tradition will continue the day after Thanksgiving as this year’s Light Up Ellijay festivities are scheduled to take place Friday, Nov. 29.
A young man whose life was forever changed by a medical emergency that resulted in amputation of both his legs is determined to push forward, while also being of service to others.
The Gilmer County School system has been recognized once again for its exemplary financial reporting.
Gilmer County Fire and Rescue recognized two newly promoted battalion chiefs with a recent ceremony at the local fire and rescue headquarters on Howard Simmons Road.
After teaching in Gilmer schools for 16 years, Tina McDaniel has been named Gilmer County Schools District Teacher of the Year.
In two town hall style meetings looking for solutions to road problems in Gilmer County, Commissioner Charlie Paris offered a possible solution of his own — a TSPLOST.
A teen with a strip cut into his hair may mean more than a bad barber. It may be a sign of solidarity.
Ellijay City Councilmembers approved the renewals of several on-premise alcohol consumption licenses when meeting Monday, Nov. 18.
Gilmer County commissioners will not make a decision on partnering with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on operating the recreation areas at Carters Lake until next fall.