This Public Notice was issued Thursday by the Town of Bowersville: The Town of Bowersville has found elevated levels of lead in drinking water samples collected in some homes/buildings during routine ...

The Lavonia Police Department is proud to recognize Corporal Kim Norton for successfully completing the coursework required to earn her Georgia POST Intermediate Certification! Corporal Norton plays a ...

The Georgia Department of Education is awarding $2 million in Top State for Talent Grants to 32 school districts, including Franklin County, to allow school districts to outfit their Career, Technical ...

Some good news for those of you who purchased an iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, or any iPhone 16 model between June 10, 2024, and March 29, 2025. You can now file a claim under a settlement ...

A reminder for residents in Franklin County’s Sandy Cross area. This evening, Franklin County Sheriff Scott Andrews will hold another Community Meeting at the Sandy Cross Fire Department beginning at ...

More than 87,000 books are being distributed by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning to children enrolled in Georgia’s Pre-K across the state. This year’s book is the vibrant and colorful ...

It’s the end of an era for a much-loved grocery store chain this week, as Dill’s Food City in Lavonia began divesting itself of stock. A fresh coat of paint on the exterior of the building replaces ...

Pet owners will want to take advantage of the annual Blessing of the Animals coming up Sunday, October 4 at St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Hartwell. You can bring your pet or pets to the grounds of ...

A reminder about this afternoon’s virtual town hall by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Savannah District to discuss the Clemson Saddle Dike seepage issues, lake level restrictions, and other interim ...

A Canon woman is facing murder and multiple murder and other charges after a domestic dispute led to a man’s death. According ...

Fall is here. Officially. And while we all look forward to the cooler temperatures the season brings, we don’t look forward to the flu. That’s why District 2 Public Health is hosting its annual ...