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Toccoa Falls College is now known as the University of Toccoa Falls. The change was made on Wednesday, July 1.
Toccoa Falls College converts to university
Howington Farms subdivision could have 24 homes
On Sunday night, June 28, the Toccoa Symphony Orchestra performed its annual Patriotic Pops concert at Reflections at Lake Toccoa. There were some surprises, such as John Williams’ “Superman” theme and Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,” thrown into the setlist. Below, conductor Benji Stegner is leading the orchestra.
America turns 250
New state laws went into effect Wednesday
The Edgar Loudermilk Band will be the headlining performer at the Ida Cox concert on Saturday night at 8 p.m. to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Before them will be Ron Hartzog at 6 p.m., who will sing patriotic tunes, and Hotel Street at 7 p.m. performing a variety of light rock hits.
Stephens County celebrating America's 250th
Humane Shelter facing resignations
The Toccoa City Commission on Monday approved a proclamation recognizing the work of the local chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution (DAR) in promoting the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States of America. Toccoa Mayor Evan Hellenga, on the left end, presented the proclamation to DAR members in attendance at Monday’s meeting.
