Fake Robbery ends in Real Arrest

One arrested after filing false police report. On April 18, investigators from the Stephens County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call of a robbery in the parking lot of Buck’s Superette. Pamela Ann Cheek, of Toccoa, had reported that a male subject had jumped into her vehicle where she was parked outside of Buck’s Superette, grabbed her prescription bottle of […]

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SCBC Post 4 candidates talk Zoning Regulations

During last week’s Political Forum, Moderator Dawn Jameson, asked the qualifying candidates for Post 4 of the Stephens County Board of Commissioners, if they were in support of County Zoning Regulations. James Addison was the first to respond. “I worked on the committee that developed the current zoning regulations, and it took 18 months of hearing people complain, people argue, […]

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Friends of the Ritz seeks volunteers

The Historic Ritz Theatre at The Schaefer Center is looking for a few good friends, to make up its new organization dedicated to raising funds for additional programming and building enhancements for the historic theatre. The Friends of the Ritz will hold its initial meeting this evening at 5 p.m. at the Ritz Theatre. The purpose of this meeting is […]

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Candidates for SCBC Post 5 talk about voting for the people

It seems increasingly unlikely for Incumbent Dean Scarborough and John Smith to share similar beliefs; however, during last week’s Political Forum, the two shared very similar answers, so much so, on one instance Smith agreed completely with Scarborough. Scarborough and Smith are vying for the Stephens County Board of Commissioners Post 5 seat. During the political forum, Dawn Jameson, who […]

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Power of Hope holds Focus on Cancer dinner tomorrow

A special evening for cancer patients and those who are care givers. Sponsored by the non-profit, cancer support group Power of Hope, the evening is called Focus on Cancer and according to Power of Hope director Mary Jo Fesperman it’s an opportunity for Power of Hope members to celebrate cancer survivors and their caregivers. The evening includes a free dinner […]

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The body of a missing Greenville man found

The body of an elderly man with dementia was found in a wooded area near Paris Mountain State Park late Thursday. Earlier last week, WNEG News reported that the family of 76-year-old Dale Hunter, of Greenville, believed he may have been trying to go to his childhood home in Toccoa. However, the Greenville News reported early Friday, that the Greenville […]

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BOE Buys New Bus

During the recent Stephens County Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Bryan Dorsey presented to the board a request to purchase a 2019 Integrated CE S Bus. Dorsey explained to the board that the current fleet of buses will soon have several buses becoming over 20-years-old. “We have several buses that are 20-years-old or older, and several others that are 15-years-old […]

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Tugaloo Bend Heritage Park Launches 2018 Season

Spring has sprung! With warmer weather comes time for outdoor activities, and at Tugaloo Bend Heritage Park, located on Yonah Dam Road, you can fulfill all your needs for those outdoor happenings. Tugaloo Bend Heritage Park recently announced the launch of its 2018 season. This year, Tugaloo Bend now offers kayaks and canoes available to rent. Come and enjoy the […]

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