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After months of waiting, the city of Royston will soon have some extra funding from the Baseball Tomorrow Fund to help with the continued renovations at the Youth Baseball fields. City manager Gregg Scott has announced Royston has been awarded a grant in the amount of $43,156. “The main goal of the Baseball Tomorrow Fund is to increase youth participation […]
Read moreHart County’s board of commissioners will get an update on its efforts to institute countywide animal control when it meets this evening for its first regular meeting of the month. Last month, commissioner Brandon Johnson told the board he met with Sheriff Mike Cleveland to discuss the matter. Johnson said, however, his talks with Cleveland were positive, but there were […]
Read moreThe 2013 March for Babies to benefit the March of Dimes is now underway. A kick-off breakfast for the October 19 Stephens and Franklin County March for Babies at Tugaloo State Park took place last week at the Toccoa First United Methodist Church. The March for Babies raises money yearly for the March of Dimes, which focuses on prevention of […]
Read moreThere had been numerous reports of a small white dog running near the highway for a few weeks. Many people worried about the little dog but when anyone approached she would dart away. Then the inevitable happened, she was struck by a car. Now injured, the little dog accepted help from a rescuer. We waited for an owner to claim […]
Read moreThe Franklin County Food Processing Center will be open for public use and instruction in safe food processing techniques from June 10 to August 8. Located on Highway 77 across from the former Lavonia Elementary School, the cannery, as it is commonly known, will be open from 7:30am to 12:00 noon every Monday and Thursday. Funded by the Franklin County […]
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