Author: Tug Carter

Road work will be taking place this coming week in Rabun County. According to the Rabun County Road Department, Black’s Creek Road will be resurfaced beginning Monday. The resurfacing project […]

By Keith Giles, WFSC, Franklin   More charges have been filed against the man accused of killing his son last month in Otto. Arrest reports filed by the Sheriff’s Office […]

By Dick Mangrum, WGOG, Walhalla   An arson arrest has been made in the investigation of a March 29th home fire near Seneca, South Carolina. The Oconee County Sheriff’s Department […]

Boggs Mountain Humane Shelter is trying to find good homes for pets that are still in the facility while the Georgia Bureau of Investigation is looking into recent allegations surrounding […]

A traffic stop on Highway 441 over the weekend yields a drug arrest. According to Chief Lindsey Owens with the Clayton Police Department, Officer Shawn Wilson initiated a traffic stop […]

The search continues for a missing Kennesaw man here in Rabun County; however, the focus of the search has changed. Rabun County Sheriff Frank Andrews reports that the Search and […]

The last weekend of the summer for students within Rabun County schools is nearly here. Schools in Rabun County are starting back up on Monday. Rabun County Middle School has […]

Recent rains have improved the drought conditions here in Rabun County. According to the latest statistics from the United States Drought Monitor, Rabun County is classified as being “abnormally dry,” […]

By Keith Giles, WFSC, Franklin   An 82-year old Highlands woman was killed as a result of injuries from a single-car accident on Saturday. According to the Bryson City Post […]

By Charlie Bauder, WNEG, Toccoa   The Toccoa Police Department has three people in custody on theft charges after two separate shoplifting incidents. According to Toccoa Police Department Assistant Chief […]