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The Currahee Military Museum is also marking D-Day with a special exhibit this month. This month’s Local Veterans Showcase at the Currahee Military Museum, Loden Exhibit Hall, is focusing on the World War II with the 71st anniversary of D-Day. The exhibit features information about 45 men of Toccoa who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country when they were killed […]

The city of Toccoa dedicates two more historic plaques in downtown. Last Thursday, Main Street Toccoa dedicates two historic plaques at the buildings housing Raybon OB-GYN at the corner of Pond and Doyle streets. One of the plaques was on the Doyle Street building, which has housed Deluxe Tire and Scarborough’s Men Store before becoming Dr. Raybon’s office. The other […]

Local and state agencies are working together to try and increase the number of available foster families in Stephens County. Stephens County Family Connection Coordinator Allyson Warren said that right now, there are 9 active foster homes in Stephens County. Warren said those homes get to a point where they are full and cannot take any more children. She said […]

Saturday is the anniversary of D-Day and the Camp Toccoa at Currahee Project is marking the day with an annual event. It’s the 4th annual D-Day run at Currahee. The run takes place at the Camp Toccoa site at Currahee Mountain, off of Dick’s Hill Parkway, as runners will trace the steps of the paratroopers who trained at the camp, […]

The city of Toccoa kicks off an annual summer concert series this weekend. Saturday, Main Street Toccoa will host the first concert in the annual Ida Cox Music Series. If weather permits, the concerts are each Saturday night from 7 to 10 p.m. outside on Doyle Street in downtown Toccoa. In case of rain, the concerts are moved indoors to […]

The U.S. Forest Service is marking National Trails Day on Saturday with events around the state, including in northeast Georgia. On Saturday, the Forest Service said hundreds of volunteers and partners will work side by side on national forest trails across Georgia. That includes the Panther Creek Trail. This work day is open to all volunteers and U.S. Forest Service […]

North Georgia Technical College is announcing some staff changes. First, the Student Affairs staff at North Georgia Technical College has welcomed Arnold White as the newest team member. White is filling the role of Career Placement & Development Director which opened when Daniel Gregg retired at the end of March. His background includes experience in a variety of educational environments […]

North Georgia Technical College President Dr. Gail Thaxton will be helping out a neighboring technical college in an interim role for a short time this summer. Starting next month, Thaxton will act as Interim President at Athens Technical College while the search for a permanent replacement for retiring Dr. Flora Tydings is conducted. The Technical College System of Georgia said […]

The first phase of renovations at a Toccoa park is complete. Recently, the city of Toccoa unveiled two new picnic shelters at Emory Johnson Park off of Whitman Street in Toccoa. The new shelters were unveiled over Memorial Day weekend in time for the 26th annual Poke Sallit Festival at the park. Toccoa City Manager Billy Morse said staff from […]

A busy summer of events in downtown Toccoa gets underway tonight as Main Street Toccoa opens up its annual series of summer movies. This is the 3rd annual series where Main Street Toccoa will show a movie every Thursday night in June and July at the Schaefer Center, located on the corner of Broad and Doyle streets in downtown Toccoa. […]