The Ellijay City Council hired Kayann Hayden West as its new city attorney, according to a statement
Read More »Harvey Returns to Gilmer as CFO
Commission Chair J.C. Sanford said today that Former Gilmer County CFO Faye Harvey has indicated that
Read More »Harvey Resigns after Three Months
Pickens County Chief Financial Officer Faye Harvey has tentaviley resigned from her position with the
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FYN is excited to announce the next phase of bringing local news to you!
Read More »Commissioners’ Office Releases 2013 Proposed Budget
Below is a copy of the 2013 Proposed Gilmer County Budget as requested from the Gilmer County Board of
Read More »More Officials Take Oath
Gilmer County officials continued to be sworn in this afternoon by Gilmer County Probate Judge Anita
Read More »Gilmer County Swears in Elected Officials
Gilmer County Probate Judge Anita Mullins swore in new county Tax Commissioner Rebecca Marshall and Clerk
Read More »Jones Defends Contract Decision
This week the Gilmer County Board of Education ended the year with another controversial decision, as
Read More »Assessors’ Office on Probation
The Gilmer County Tax Assessors’ Office will be on probation come the New Year.
Read More »Dorsey’s Contract Extended to 2015, Parmer Objects!
The Gilmer County Board of Education unanimously voted to extend Superintendent Bryan Dorsey’s contract
Read More »Fiscal Cliff Fears Hit Local Schools
Senator Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) recently said the so-called “Fiscal Cliff” seemed likely, while House
Read More »Deal Appoints New Senate Floor Leaders
Please read the following press release from Governor Nathan Deal’s Office below:
Read More »OACS Gets Second Denial Letter, Regroups for Next Move
The Gilmer County Board of Education (BOE) sent its second denial letter last week to the Oakland Academy
Read More »BOE Enters Construction Negotiations, Approves Financial Report
During this month’s Gilmer County Board of Education meeting, the board approved a motion to enter
Read More »Ellijay Gives First Reading of Sunday Sales Amendments
The Ellijay City Council approved the first reading of two amendments this week allowing for Sunday Sales
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