• Ellijay Joins Appeal Process at Monthly Meeting

    The City of Ellijay has joined the Board of Commissioners and the Greater Gilmer Joint Development Authority in appealing the Georgia Department of Community Health’s decision regarding Piedmont’s Emergency Department and Gilmer County’s Certificate of Need. The vote came during last night’s City Council Meeting. The Council voted 4-0 with Lynelle Stewart abstaining from the […]

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  • BOE Approvals for Coming Year

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    The Gilmer County Board of Education took steps this week, during its Monday Work Session and Thursday Regular Meeting, to prepare itself for the coming year. One major issue the public has been watching closely, the Board voted to move Michael Bramlett into the vacant Vice Chairman Position. Afterwards, they also approved their resolution to […]

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  • Hospital Talks Continue in JDA and BOC

    Discussion has continued in this “watershed” situation as some citizens have described it. Worry and concern over the loss of Gilmer County’s Hospital continues to grow as the June 23rd deadline approaches. Seemingly, the County as a whole has been coming together to discuss strategy and the path ahead. Post Commissioner and Chairman of the […]

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  • Marc Urbach 6/13/16

    Constitutional expert, Supreme Court expert, maybe the best in the republic pertaining to how the Court unconstitutionally removed FIVE religious freedoms from the schools and society. A man who believes in republican principles, loyal & dedicated Orthodox Jew, former teacher, journalist and author of “BELIEVE, Do We Need a Third Great Awakening” Find his book on amazon.com Marc Alan […]

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  • Alcohol Banned on Gilmer County Rivers

    During Thursday night’s June 9th Meeting, The Gilmer County Board of Commissioners heard input from citizens on the regulations for Gilmer County Rivers. There were actually two separate items on the agenda to incorporate two changes the Commissioners were looking at for the county’s unincorporated rivers, meaning the sections of the river’s outside the city […]

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