The Union County Historical Society’s Mountain Heritage Festival enjoyed a bustling two days over Labor Day Weekend. Folks flocked to the Mountain Life Museum in Downtown Blairsville to see and experience what life was like for area residents “back in the day.” Decorated with furniture donated by…
With more than 100 attendees at the latest Scam and Fraud Awareness Class hosted by the Union County Sheriff’s Office, it was standing-room-only at the Union County Public Library on Aug. 20.
The Union County Board of Education’s regular meeting on Aug. 28 opened with several updates during the work session, including on the Union County Primary School’s new daycare program that has already received some shining reviews from parents.
Butternut Creek will run yellow with rubber duckies at the Union County Farmers Market this Saturday, Aug. 30, for the Blairsville Police Department’s Seventh Annual Duck Derby Fundraiser benefiting the Shop With A Cop for Christmas children’s program.
The Mountain Heritage Festival is returning to the Historic Mock House in Downtown Blairsville this Labor Day Weekend, Aug. 30 and 31, and organizers promise an expanded experience this year with a greater focus on history and family-friendly activities.
HIAWASSEE – The voices of several generations echoed that the Georgia Mountain Fair’s 75th Anniversary was an especially memorable time to experience the phenomenon that helped shape the small, unassuming mountain communities of Towns County and the surrounding areas. Fairgrounds Manager Hilda…
HIAWASSEE – For the better part of a century, the Georgia Mountain Fair has been entertaining guests across the Southeast with country music performances, cultural demonstrations, whimsical carnival games and more. On Thursday, Aug.
SUCHES – Union County Fire Station No. 5 had a great turnout for its annual Open House on Aug.
Union County students went back to school on Wednesday, Aug. 6, with many enjoying their return to classes and staff delighting in a relatively smooth transition into the new school year.
The legendary Sons of the Pioneers will soon return to Union County, continuing their tradition of supporting some great local causes. This time, however, there will be a few changes – some bold and exciting, and others tragic.
