Category: News

By the Toccoa Police Department On October 4, 2026, at approximately 9:26 p.m., officers with the Toccoa Police Department conducted a traffic stop on Avon Street. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Michael Landon Ferguson, 60, of Toccoa, Georgia. Ferguson had outstanding warrants for Aggravated Stalking that had been taken out by the Toccoa Police Department. While speaking […]

The Stephens County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting community events to celebrate the National Faith and Blue Weekend, says Rebekah Smith, Public Information Officer with the Stephens County Sheriff’s Office. “Faith and Blue Weekend is coming up this weekend. We are so excited for another opportunity to partner with our local churches, faith-based organizations, and public safety agencies to connect […]

CUREageoUS Crew and Open Arms Clinic will host a 5K for a Cure on Saturday, October 10, in Toccoa. This is a special event in support of breast health awareness and early detection. Deidra Scott, Founder of CUREageoUS Crew, gives details. “CUREageoUS Crew and the Open Arms Clinic are very excited about the 2nd Annual 5K for a Cure Breast […]

By Stephens County Hospital Stephens County Hospital is extending the deadline for Power of Caring Award nominations through this Friday, October 9! Do you know someone whose kindness, compassion, and service make a difference in the lives of others? Someone who gives their time, shows up when someone needs help, or simply makes our community a better place because they […]

The Toccoa-Stephens County Public Library hosts an event on Thursday, October 8, to get you into the Halloween spirit, says Adult Programming Director Carol Glaze. “On October 8th, we have a Creepy Doll Workshop. This is open for everybody, from teens through adults. Just come in and decorate a doll, and make her look very creepy. It’s something really just […]

By Gavin Martin The annual Currahee Military Weekend ran from Thursday, October 1, through Sunday, October 4, in Toccoa this past weekend. The event featured Currahee Military Museum and Camp Toccoa at Currahee tours, an outdoor screening of “Band of Brothers” Episode 1, a WWII battle reenactment show, and much more. Andrea Dalrymple, Executive Director of the Stephens County Museum […]

Just over two inches of rain fell in the City of Toccoa in September, says Rodney Hinson, Lead Meteorologist, with the US National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC. “Toccoa only had 2.02 inches, which is about two and a half inches below normal for the month.” Hinson updates the drought status for Toccoa. “Still in some drought. Hopefully, things will improve […]

By North Georgia Technical College (NGTC) Ready to take the next step? GED testing dates are coming up at NGTC! Check out the upcoming dates, choose the one that works for you, and get ready to reach your next goal. Your future starts here. Let’s get it done! Sign up —> ged.com For questions visit — > https://northgatech.edu/adult-education/hiset-ged/

By the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Cooler autumn nights and warm morning sun mean one thing: dense fall fog. As temperature drops create sudden thick fog patches during your morning commute, visibility can drop without warning. Don’t let fall fog catch you off guard, keep these driving tips in mind.

By Montrae Waiters, Spokesperson for GA AAA – The Auto Club Group While Governor Kemp’s suspension of the state gas tax through October 29, 2026, is providing some relief at the pump, Georgia drivers are still paying more than usual for this time of year. As elevated fuel costs continue to impact household budgets, the state average currently stands at $3.86 […]