The Toccoa Police Department and Clary and Wilkinson centers in Toccoa partnered together to put on a senior prom on Saturday, Feb. 27, for 60 residents from the care centers. The event was held at the Reflections at Lake Toccoa venue and several members of the community helped with the evening. The police department would like to thank Quality Foods, Chick-Fil-A, Toccoa Wedding Experts, a group of retired teachers, Alexander’s Florist, and April Littleton with Sweet Dreams Photography.
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Thursday, March 5, 2026
Toccoa police arrest three on drug, rape charges
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BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORD The Toccoa Police Department have arrested three individuals this week, including two on drug activity charges and one following a months-long rape investigation.A proactive drug investigation by the Toccoa Police Department led to two arrests Monday, March 2,...
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Qualifying underway
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BY MICHAEL O’HEARN AND J. TODD TRUELOVETHE TOCCOA RECORD Candidates are signing up quickly this week to compete for various county seats.
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Toccoa police chief Bruce Carlisle shows off the new municipal courtroom at the future Toccoa Police Department location on Fernside Drive, opening soon.
Toccoa Police Department relocating
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BY J. TODD TRUELOVETHE TOCCOA RECORD Toccoa police chief Bruce Carlisle wants the community to know that work is almost completed renovating space beside the fire department on Fernside Drive to move police offices. “This is something we’ve needed for a long time,” Carlisle said.
Thursday, March 5, 2026
County postpones funding fireworks
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BY J. TODD TRUELOVETHE TOCCOA RECORD The budgeting for this summer’s Independence Day fireworks show was postponed Monday by Stephens County commissioners. County administrator Christian Hamilton recommended providing the $8,247 to Pyro Shows East Coast for the fireworks.
Thursday, February 26, 2026
City commission mourns L.J. Harrison’s passing
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BY TOM LAWTHE TOCCOA RECORDToccoa commissioners at their meeting Monday afternoon reflected on the life and service of the late L.J. Harrison.The funeral for Harrison, the City of Toccoa’s first Black commissioner and mayor, was held at First Baptist Church of Toccoa earlier Monday.
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Russell wins Elks Lodge chili cookoff
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BY TOM LAWTHE TOCCOA RECORD Cyndi Russell of Westminster, S.C., said she wasn’t disappointed only five people entered the Toccoa Elks Lodge’s annual Chili Cook-Off competition on Saturday. “We usually have more people than this, but you know, there are a lot of things going on this time of year.
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Section of Doyle Street to be closed for rest of year
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BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORDThe City of Toccoa announced this week that a portion of Doyle Street will be closed starting next week for the remainder of the Ritz Theatre expansion project.The portion of Doyle Street in front of the Ritz Theatre will close March 2.Doyle Street was temporarily...
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Firefighters from multiple agencies responded to two fires on Sunday, Feb. 22. There were no injuries involved with either incident.
Firefighters respond to two blazes Sunday
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BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORDFirefighters responded to a brush fire and a fully involved structure fire on Sunday, Feb. 21.Both instances involved no injuries.Carnes Creek Fire Department and Shiloh Fire Department responded to a possible woods fire in the area of Falls and Maple Ridge roads...
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Dahlonega man arrested for stealing vehicles
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BY MICHAEL O’HEARNTHE TOCCOA RECORDA Dahlonega man left a homeless shelter in Athens and stole two vehicles before being arrested in Stephens County.Jonathan Jordan, 25, was arrested and, as of Saturday, remained in the Stephens County Jail awaiting a bond hearing with a Stephens County magistrate...
Thursday, February 26, 2026
