More Georgians will soon be able to receive COVID-19 vaccinations. 

Kathie Wold was initially shocked when a caller representing Medicare told her over the phone if she didn’t accept a “limited time” service she could lose her coverage.

A Gilmer County native who’s cut a wide swath as professional rodeo announcer was recognized at the Georgia State Capitol just before 2020 drew to a close.

A Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) chapter that covers Gilmer County presented year-end awards to two local firefighter/EMTs before 2020 ended.

Gilmer County Schools committed to kitchen equipment purchases ahead of the new year in effort to avoid increasing costs.

An Ellijay woman is being charged with homicide by vehicle and driving under the influence in a one-vehicle accident Jan. 28 in which she was injured and her passenger
killed.

The Gilmer School System’s plan to promote reading and literacy in the county is now in place.

Ray Postell works with clients who have sometimes lost hundreds and even thousands of dollars due to internet and email scams. Lately, the online ruses have followed a similar pattern.

History was made last week when Gilmer County’s first shipments of COVID-19 vaccine arrived at multiple locations to be received by health care workers, as well as staff and residents of long-term

Deadlines to cast ballots for the Jan. 5 runoff for the two U.S. Senate races in Georgia are approaching.

A statewide public service commissioner race is on the ballot as well.