Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend

It’s time to fall back. The first Sunday in November, which is this Sunday, is when Daylight Saving Time ends and for the next five months we will be on Eastern Standard Time. So, before going to bed Saturday night, you will want to remember to set your clocks back one hour. The good news is that falling back one […]

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Stephens County’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s set for next weekend

The Stephens County Walk to End Alzheimer’s is next weekend in Toccoa-Stephens County. The walk will be held on Sunday, November 14 starting at First Baptist Church of Toccoa, on East Tugalo Street. Team Captain Lisa Lawson encourages listeners to organize their teams. She says, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the largest annual fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association. Your […]

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SCHD hosting drive-thru flu clinic today

The Stephens County Health Department will hold a drive-thru flu clinic today at the Stephens County Health Department from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Health Department is located at 64 Boulevard, Suite 102, in Toccoa. This year, the quadrivalent vaccine (four-in-one) will serve as the regular flu vaccine and will protect against four different strains of flu, both A […]

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Daylight Saving Time Ends this weekend

It’s time to fall back. The first Sunday in November, which is this Sunday, is when Daylight Saving Time ends and for the next five months we will be on Eastern Standard Time. So, before going to bed Saturday night, you will want to remember to set your clocks back one hour. The good news is that falling back one […]

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30th annual Children’s Costume Parade deemed a success

Main Street Toccoa’s 30th annual Children’s Costume Parade was a success. Hundreds of tiny trick-or-treaters lined up on Doyle and Alexander streets, last Friday, for the annual Children’s Costume parade and costume contest. Businesses lined downtown to fill children’s baskets and bags with candy as they passed by. Children were also treated to juice and cookies at the end of […]

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NDO continues to schedule appointments for low income seniors needing help paying for home heating

Appointments are still being made for Stephens County low-income seniors age 65 and older needing help paying their heating bills. The Georgia Department of Human Services, through 9th District Opportunity in Gainesville, is helping to pay heating costs for low-income homes with either gas, propane, or electric heating. According to Ninth District Opportunity Community Resource Coordinator Paula Duley, one-time payments will […]

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E-SPLOST Passes; Looney, Stovall reelected

The results are in for the Special Election for Stephens County residents and the Town of Martin Municipal Election. Residents of Stephens County voted and approved the Educational Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax for the Stephens County School System. The E-SPLOST resolution will allow the school system to continue to collect a one percent sales and use tax for […]

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NDO encourages public to participate in Reverse Giving Calendar

Ninth District Opportunity is asking citizens, businesses, and civic organizations to participate in a Reverse Giving Calendar. Ninth District Opportunity Community Resource Coordinator Paula Duley says during the month of November, each day an item is added to a box to help provide food to struggling families and individuals in Toccoa-Stephens County. Duley says the items listed on the Calendar […]

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