The Voice of Wonderful NE Georgia
Chattahoochee/Oconee National Forest officials remind visitors to prepare in advance when riding a UTV on park property. They advise to always obtain a map (motor vehicle use map) of your destination and determine which areas are open to UTVs, saying, “By practicing responsible outdoor recreation, we can keep our favorite areas open to the public. By treating land access with […]
Read moreThe Toccoa/Stephens County Chamber of Commerce has made the difficult decision to postpone the Toccoa Night of Lights Christmas Parade based on weather forecasts predicting heavy rains in our area for the next 48 hours. The parade is being rescheduled with consideration of the holiday season and busy holiday schedules in the coming weekends for many of the participants and […]
Read moreThe Toccoa Elks Lodge (#1820) has advised WNEG News that, due to tomorrow’s weather forecast, the Toys for Tots Car Show scheduled for tomorrow has been canceled and will be rescheduled at a later time. They expressed appreciation for all donated toys.
Read moreBy Gary Boyle The annual Geminid meteor shower will peak on the night of Dec 13 into the morning of the 14th. This shower will produce up to 120 meteors per hour with some bright fireballs. Annual meteor showers are produced when Earth crosses debris fields from comets as we orbit the sun, this is why various showers occur at […]
Read moreThe investigation into the death of a Martin woman in Franklin County in October is still ongoing, according to the GBI. Nelly Miles, Director – Office of Public & Governmental Affairs for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation told WNEG Radio’s sister station WLHR in Lavonia that, as of this past Tuesday, agents are still waiting on the results of forensic […]
Read moreNorth Georgia Technical College will conduct an emergency training drill between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 13, on the Clarkesville campus. There may be numerous police and emergency services vehicles on campus and in the immediate area of the college participating in the training during this time. The purpose of this drill is to test emergency response procedures, […]
Read moreThe annual Toccoa Christmas Parade is scheduled for tomorrow evening, and in a message sent yesterday to participants, city officials noted that the parade would be rescheduled in case of rain. The email to those who have registered to enter floats in the parade specified that lineup for the parade will begin at 4:30 p.m. and the parade is scheduled […]
Read moreJust a reminder that this week is Winter Weather Preparedness Week, and as WNEG News reported last week, Danielle Rhodes, Director of Stephens County Emergency Management, is joining The National Weather Service and the Ready Georgia campaign in offering plans and education on potentially dangerous storms and encouraging residents to prepare for severe winter weather. Each day during Winter Weather […]
Read moreThe Stephens County Health Department and Environmental Health will be closed tomorrow, December 8, for repairs to a water line.
Read moreIn recent work sessions and staff meetings and commission meetings, the issue of water – how much of it the city needs, how much the city pays for it, how much the city charges for it, and how the city can continue to process, store and deliver it – has been a topic of much discussion. WNEG News sat down […]
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