• Who Is Obama?

    Opinion by George McClellan: Philosophers, even as far back as Aristotle and probably earlier, have tried to explain the difference between man and God in logical, understandable terms. It hasn’t been done, but scripture does tell us man is made in God’s image. But man, looking around him see’s that that could not possibly be […]

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  • Mr. Jerry Lee Chambers, Sr. : Obituary

    Mr. Jerry Lee Chambers, Sr., age 68 of Ellijay, GA passed on Saturday December 31st, 2016 at his residence. Born September 8th, 1948 to his late parents Kenny Samuel and Helen Louise Davis Chambers in Gainesville, Georgia. He was a member of the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church and retired as a general contractor in the […]

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  • “Check It Out” at the Gilmer Library, Week of 1/2 to 1/7

    This Week @ Gilmer County Library: January 2, 2017 – January 7, 2017 Heath Lee – Library Manager Child Programs Family Story Times Tuesday, January 3 @ 10:30 AM Wednesday, January 4 @ 4:00 PM All ages welcome. Family Story Time is an excellent way to strengthen your children’s literacy skills, and all stories are […]

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  • Did We Get What We Wanted?

    Opinion written by George McClellan: The political die has been cast and Obama’s reign is gratefully about over. A new sheriff is in town. So what does Obama do in his twilight hours? He spends his remaining days trying to complete the destruction of America’s reputation and his own legacy to boot. He stabbed Israel […]

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  • Linda L. Liles: Obituary

    Linda L. Liles joined her beloved husband, Leonard, in heaven on Wednesday, December 28, 2016, after battling a neurological disorder. She was born to Boyd and Mary Smith Anderson, in Miami Florida on April 12, 1948. She graduated from Miami Jackson Senior High and began her secondary education at Miami-Dade Community College and earned a […]

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  • Are You Prepared for the Next Winter Storm?

    Snow and ice are a scenic part of winter, but in Georgia, severe winter weather has the potential to devastate communities and affect millions of people. In January 2011, a single storm delivered a thick layer of snow and ice that shut down transportation in parts of the state for five days, eventually affecting 70 […]

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  • Damage Party’s

    Opinion written by George McClellan: The tatters that is the Democrat party still survives, barely, as the evil antithesis of Constitutional government, morality and decency. For the next four to eight years the total aim of the Democrat Party will be to destroy, delegitimize or render ineffective, anything the Trump administration attempts to do. It […]

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  • Updated Gilmer County Sheriff’s Office Arrest Report 12/19 to 12/26

    FYN publishes the arrest report provided by the GCSO.  The Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. 50-18-70) allows for www.fetchyournews.com to obtain and post the arrest records of any and all individuals arrested in Gilmer County. Those arrests are posted on www.fetchyournews.com for viewing pleasure. Please remember that all individuals listed have been arrested and charged, […]

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  • The Battle is Joined

    Opinion by George McClellan: The weeping extent of the resounding defeat of the Democrats in this years elections has raised such an agonizing, painful cacophony from the Left, as to suggest, indeed promise, that the next four years will be very interesting if not eventful. Democrats are very sore losers. They thrive on conflict, but […]

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  • Pettiness on Parade

    Opinion by George McClellan: I mentioned previously that there was a ‘pandemic of stupidity going on.’ Nothing has occurred to change that assessment. Indeed Obama, the grand vizir of pettiness, has added to the luster of his incompetence by his last minute dumping on Israel by directing the US Ambassador to the UN to abstain […]

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  • The Glacial Update of Georgia’s Water Plan

    Opinion written by Benita M. Dodd: Imagine a group project today where everyone must put their electronic devices in a basket and use a blackboard, notepad, pencil, slide rule or manual typewriter. Consider how many people still drive a 1955 or ‘65 Chevrolet on a daily basis. Then ask yourself if it makes sense to operate […]

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  • Financial Focus December Newsletter

      FINANCIAL FOCUS December 2016 Newsletter -Leaving a Legacy of Love- Your IRA could mean even more to your loved ones… Structuring your legacy is one of the most important pieces of the retirement process, but it is often overlooked as it produces no income for a financial advisor. We always strive to add real […]

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  • Ms. Katherine Leoma Searcy: Obituary

    Ms. Katherine Leoma Searcy, age 95 of Blue Ridge, Georgia passed on Saturday, December 24, 2016, at the Gilmer Nursing Home. Ms. Searcy was born January 26, 1921 in Cherrylog, Georgia to her late parents Edgar and Mamie Griffin Searcy. She was a member of Cherrylog Baptist Church and graduated from Ellijay High School, Class […]

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  • Mrs. Nettie Davenport Pierce: Obituary

    Mrs. Nettie Davenport Pierce age 89 of Chatsworth, formerly of Ellijay, died Saturday December 17, 2016 at her home. Mrs. Pierce was born on February 12, 1927 in Gilmer County to the late Fred & Sarah Harper Davenport. She was a retired lunchroom worker and member of the New Hope Baptist Church. Mrs. Pierce was preceded […]

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