• POTW – Hershey

    HERSHEY: Sweeter than candy and calorie free. Hershey is a 2 year old, 40 lb. chocolate lab mix waiting for you to make him Forever Yours. Why wait until Christmas for your Hershey Kisses? Rally the family, get to Gilmer County Animal Shelter and Skor this Hershey Special Dark Labrador mix. Gilmer County Animal shelter 4152 […]

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  • Ellijay Elections: Results Are In

    The polling is closed and the results tallied for the Run-off Election for the Ellijay City Council. Winning the remaining two seats on the City Council are: Lynelle Reece Stewart with 81 votes. Katie Lancey with 71 votes. The remaining two candidates garnered: William Jerry Baxter with 70 votes. Roy “Smitty” Smith with 69 votes. […]

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  • DDA Calls Meeting to Cover Finance

    In an emergency meeting, the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) met to officially cover an issue with finances. A simple meeting was called Tuesday, December 1, to officially transfer funds to pay for the lighting project downtown for Light Up Ellijay. It seems a slight error occurred as the DDA had never officially voted and decided […]

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  • Gilmer Public Library’s Festival of the Trees

    Opening celebrations for the 22nd year of the Gilmer County Public Library’s Festival of the Trees began November 30, 2015. The tradition goes back for many to the Library’s previous location at what is now Dalton State College. You can see all 28 trees located at the library throughout the month of December anytime the […]

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  • POTW – Buddy

    Your wife called. She said to pick up your hunting Buddy on the way home. So, meet your new hunting Buddy and best friend. Buddy is a very unique, 2 year old, 40 lb., hound mix that is waiting just for you. He is energetic, good on a leash, and very scent driven. Buddy’s playful […]

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  • Ellijay Elections: Now What?

    Looking for complete information on what happened and is happening in the Ellijay City Council Elections? Let’s go through step 1: What Happened? With the election only 3 people obtained sufficient votes to obtain a spot on the Council. These three candidates were: David Westmoreland (Incumbent) with 189 votes. Al Fuller (Incumbent) with 167 votes. Ruth […]

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