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As in years past, large crowds are expected for this weekend’s Toccoa Harvest Festival. More than 150 vendors will have items on display.
Harvest Festival is this weekend
Pictured are (from left) WBL coordinator LaDonna Bartmas, Hollow Springs Farms owner Peter Traudt, Michael Pless, Cooper Pless, Kelly Pless, Garrett Pless, CTAE director Pam Hill, Bradley Westmoreland, WBL coordinator Rod Pipkin, SCHS welding instructor Chris Holland, John Hughes, Jacob Traudt, Trent Brooks, Samuel Traudt.
Student work-based learning kicks off
Transporters of a WWII stable barracks speaking in Toccoa
Candlelight Memorial Service Aug. 31
Abby Burkhart of Stephens County (right) won two competitions staged during an Explorers Academy held in Royston. Burkhart won for the written exam and the driving course.
Burkhart wins two awards from Royston Explorers Post Academy
School system prepared for new year
Rickman receives honoary degree
Toccoa-Stephens County Humane Shelter staff member Sonya Loudermilk seems to be covered up in cats. In reality, these felines are just a few of the cats now residing at the humane shelter. Shelter director Jeff Roberts said this week there are more than 200 animals currently housed at the shelter – a building and program designed to care for only 150 animals.
Shelter waives adoption fees for adult dogs
The Geogia Stones in Elbert County were demolished after a July 6 explosion at the site caused significant damage.