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Habitat for Humanity completes 28th home

BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORD A new home has been built in Toccoa by the Stephens County Habitat for Humanity for the Simmons family.On Tuesday, March 31, the family of four got the keys to their new house on Elberton Street.
The Toccoa Record

The Toccoa Record

Ballot includes poll on consolidating local governments

BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORD When voters begin going to the polls for the May 19 primary later this month, they will be asked whether they support consolidating the City of Toccoa’s and Stephens County’s governments.
The Toccoa Record

The Toccoa Record

Three vying for BOC Post 1 seat

BY J. TODD TRUELOVETHE TOCCOA RECORD     Over the next few weeks, The Toccoa Record will be running profiles for local candidates running for office in the May 19 primary election.   This week features the race for the District 1 seat on the Stephens County Board of Commissioners.
The African Children’s Choir will be performing a free concert at First Baptist Church of Toccoa on Sunday, April 12, at 7 p.m.

The African Children’s Choir will be performing a free concert at First Baptist Church of Toccoa on Sunday, April 12, at 7 p.m.

African choir performing April 12

BY TOM LAWTHE TOCCOA RECORD     The African Children’s Choir will perform Sunday, April 12, at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Toccoa on Tugalo Street.  The choir features 17 children ages 8-11 from Uganda who present a show that blends traditional hymns and African cultural sounds.
The Toccoa Record

The Toccoa Record

Rabid bobcat seen in Toccoa

BY J. TODD TRUELOVETHE TOCCOA RECORD   The Department of Public Health (DPH) on Monday confirmed an incident related to a rabid bobcat in the area of Rock Quarry Circle.
The Toccoa Record

The Toccoa Record

Coroner’s office getting new building

BY J. TODD TRUELOVETHE TOCCOA RECORD    The Stephens County Coroner’s Office will be operating out of a new structure at the entrance of the old landfill off of Highway 145.   That’s in the area of the former Lanier Clothes facility and behind the old animal shelter.
A fire broke out Friday night, March 20, at a warehouse building on the water treatment plant campus in Toccoa. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, according to City Manager Fredda Wheeler.

A fire broke out Friday night, March 20, at a warehouse building on the water treatment plant campus in Toccoa. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, according to City Manager Fredda Wheeler.

Toccoa water treatment plant catches fire

BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORDA fire broke out on March 20 at the Toccoa Water Treatment Plant on Falls Road.The blaze began at a metal building at the site that water distribution works out of at approximately 6 p.m. that evening.
The Toccoa Record

The Toccoa Record

City approves Ritz Theatre inspector

BY TOM LAWTHE TOCCOA RECORD   The City of Toccoa last Thursday approved an independent outside vendor to undertake inspections of work on the addition to the historic Ritz Theatre.   An independent inspector was included in the city-construction company contract covering the Ritz work.
Shantelle Grant, left, is the children's services coordinator with the Toccoa-Stephens County library. Last week, she was honored for receiving Employee of the Year by the Georgia Public Library Service. She's being embraced by Delana Knight, director of the Northeast Georgia Regional Library System.

Shantelle Grant, left, is the children's services coordinator with the Toccoa-Stephens County library. Last week, she was honored for receiving Employee of the Year by the Georgia Public Library Service. She's being embraced by Delana Knight, director of the Northeast Georgia Regional Library System.

Grant honored with state award

BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORD Friends, family members, and work colleagues gathered last week to celebrate a statewide achievement by a Toccoa librarian.