BKP talks with Senator Josh McKoon about Atlanta’s Super Bowl and the NFL.
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Noreen Thomas Resigns from Board of Education
Noreen Thomas has, today, resigned from Gilmer County Board of Education quoting, “an unanticipated personal situation has occurred.” FYN spoke with Superintendent Dr. Shanna Wilkes who confirmed the Board will move forward with their June Meeting as a four-person board. Dr. Wilkes also stated the that another Board member will be appointed to the Vice […]
Read More »BOE Officially Begins Agricultural Facility
With a turn of the shovels, the Gilmer County Board of Education has officially begun construction on the approved Agricultural Facilities located at Clear Creek Middle School. Offering words of thanks to the citizens for their support and to Charles Black Construction for their help with the project, Dr. Shanna Wilkes opened the ceremony to […]
Read More »Election Results for Gilmer County
The votes have tallied and the results delivered. While some races will receive their final decisions today, others are simply looking on to July for the next round. Meanwhile, citizens look for answers as they study tonight’s results. In a remarkably low voter turn out, many of the races received over a third of their […]
Read More »7th District State Representative Candidates on FYN’s Candidate Day
Sam Snider and David Ralston speak on FYN’s Candidate Day for the citizens on the eve of the election day.
Read More »51st District State Senate Candidates on FYN’s Candidate Day
Steve Gooch and John Williamson speak on FYN’s Candidate Day for the citizens on the eve of the election day.
Read More »9th District Congressional Candidates on FYN’s Candidate Day
Mike Scupin, Roger Fitzpatrick, Paul Broun, Doug Collins, and Bernie Fontaine speak on FYN’s Candidate Day for the citizens on the eve of the election day.
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Senate Bills came home to Gilmer County Monday night at the Board of Education Meeting as the Board heard a presentation in its new Parent and Community Engagement Section. The presentation was to provide information on Senate Bill 133 which is set for citizens to vote on in November. This bill will allow the Governor […]
Read More »Budget Woes Still Plague DDA
Budget woes are still haunting Ellijay’s Downtown Development Authority. After having sent a letter at the end of last year, DDA member Larry Robinson states the city still has not responded with answers to why their budget was cut and options to return to proper funding for the DDA. A budget that was said to […]
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