Toccoa City Hall closes for Thanksgiving holiday

The City of Toccoa has announced its holiday schedule for Thanksgiving. Toccoa City Hall will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving today, November 25, and Friday, November 26. Routes for garbage and recycling scheduled to be picked up today, November 25, will be picked up on Monday, November 29 and routes for garbage and recycling scheduled to be picked up […]

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Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner urges Georgians to use caution while cooking this holiday season

Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King is urging Georgians to use caution while cooking this holiday season. Commissioner King tells WNEG News nine Georgians died in cooking-related fires last year. So far this year there have been 69 fire fatalities, and a 2019 report by State Farm Insurance said Georgia is the top state in the country for […]

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City of Toccoa receives re-designation as PlanFirst Community

The Toccoa City Commission met Monday for its regular scheduled meeting, during which, the Commission entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. The Memorandum of Agreement, according to City Manager Billy Morse, designates the City of Toccoa as a PlanFirst Community. Morse said, the City of Toccoa was first designated a PlanFirst Community in […]

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Today is the last day to sign up to participate in 2021 Toccoa Christmas Parade

As a reminder, today is the final day to submit an application to be an entry in the 2021 Toccoa Christmas Parade. The Professional Women of Toccoa-Stephens County is organizing this year’s parade after the Toccoa Women’s Club, who historically organized the event, decided to no longer participate. Professional Women of Toccoa-Stephens County Organizer Dawn Jameson says you can get […]

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Toccoa Police Chief reminds motorists about crosswalks, handicapped parking, and Fire Lanes

The Toccoa Police Department is reminding motorist to be mindful of crosswalks and handicapped parking and Fire Lanes. According to Toccoa Police Chief Jimmy Mize, in recent months, the Toccoa Police Department has received several complaints regarding handicapped parking and fire lanes throughout the city. Mize says handicapped parking is for people with marked license plates or hanging placards only. […]

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PruittHealth to pay $4.2 million in false claims case

A recent report in the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports that PruittHealth will pay $4.2 million in false claims case. PruittHealth, Inc., the metro Atlanta-based nursing home giant, will pay to resolve a federal case alleging that it billed Medicare and Medicaid for home health services that weren’t eligible for reimbursement. In the AJC’s article it explains that the settlement was […]

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Tomorrow is final day to sign up to be in 2021 Toccoa Christmas Parade

Wednesday is the deadline to sign up to be an entry in this year’s Toccoa Christmas Parade. The Professional Women of Toccoa-Stephens County is organizing this year’s parade after the Toccoa Women’s Club, who historically organized the event, decided to no longer participate. Professional Women of Toccoa-Stephens County Organizer Dawn Jameson says the last day to sign up is Wednesday, […]

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