IRS delays deadline to file taxes until May 17

Americans will be getting extra time to prepare their taxes. The Internal Revenue Service says it’s delaying the traditional tax filing deadline from April 15 until May 17. The IRS announced the decision Wednesday and said it would provide further guidance in the coming days. The move provides more breathing room for taxpayers and the IRS alike to cope with […]

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Latest DPH Report-Low Cases in Area with One Death

The Georgia Department of Public Health is still reporting 72 COVID-related deaths in Stephens County with 2,904 residents testing positive for the virus, since the beginning of the global pandemic. The latest report was released Thursday afternoon with very little change in the area numbers with 8 new positive cases in the area and one additional death. The latest report […]

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Area Still Low on Positive Cases and No Additional Deaths

The Georgia Department of Public Health is still reporting 72 COVID-related deaths in Stephens County with 2,902 residents testing positive for the virus, since the beginning of the global pandemic. The latest report was released Wednesday afternoon with very little change in the area numbers with 11 new positive cases in the area and no additional deaths. The latest report […]

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SCBOE makes plan to fill Board Vacancy

The Stephens County Board of Education has directed Stephens County School Superintendent Dr. Daniel Oldham to begin the process of filling the Board Vacancy left by the resignation of former Board Member Bill Wheeler. During the recent Board of Education meeting, Oldham asked if the board would be open to putting out a request for interested parties to come forward […]

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SCH updates visitation policy for all facilities

Stephens County Hospital has updated its visitation policy in response to the revised guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Public Health, and in compliance with executive orders from the Governor’s Office. As of Monday, March 15, Stephens County Hospital, its clinics, and personal care homes expanded visitation on a limited basis. According to Stephens County […]

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Habersham County Schools on 3-Hour Delay Thursday

The following is a statement from the Habersham County School System: “We expect that everyone is aware that our area may receive very severe storms and possible tornadoes in the early morning hours tomorrow. The National Weather Service has informed us that the timing of the worst storms for Habersham County is 7:00am to 9:00am.   This, of course, is the […]

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Latest DPH Area Covid-19 Numbers Remain Low

The Georgia Department of Public Health is still reporting 72 COVID-related deaths in Stephens County with 2,900 residents testing positive for the virus, since the beginning of the global pandemic. The latest report was released Tuesday afternoon and only showed 10 new positive cases in the area and no additional deaths. The latest report still has Habersham County with 139 […]

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DNR Captain Stanley Elrod posthumously presented Guy Bradley Award

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation posthumously presented Georgia DNR Law Enforcement Captain Stanley Curtis Elrod with the Guy Bradley Award for his lifetime contributions to wildlife law enforcement, positive impact on the community and the state, selfless devotion to others, and outstanding leadership. The award is only presented to one state and one federal recipient each year and was […]

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MST sets date for 2nd annual Sip-n-Stroll

Main Street Toccoa, in coordination with the businesses of Downtown Toccoa, have announced the second annual Downtown Toccoa Sip-n-Stroll will be held on April 16. The annual event will run from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. Main Street Toccoa Events Coordinator Sharon Crosby says strollers can enjoy their favorite drink samples, deals, special promotions, and live music. She adds that […]

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