LAVONIA – The Lavonia City Council has declared a state of emergency for those in the city limits for the next 45 days due to the coronavirus pandemic.
By Dave Williams
Bureau Chief
Capitol Beat News Service
CARNESVILLE – Every household in Franklin County should have been received a packet from the U.S. Census by now.
April 1 was Census Day and observed nationwide.
By Beau Evans
Staff Writer
Capitol Beat News Service
CARNESVILLE – Franklin County Manager Beth Thomas has asked the Federal Communications Commission in Washington, D.C., to immediately switch area satellite television customers to the Atlanta marke
FRANKLIN COUNTY – The coronavirus arrived in Franklin County Thursday with one confirmed case.
By Wednesday, there were five.
The number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Franklin County grew to four on Monday.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners and the cities of Royston, Lavonia, Canon, Carnesville and Franklin Springs issued their second joint press release of the week Thursday to urge citizens
By Beau Evans
Staff Writer
Capitol Beat News Service
By Shane Scoggins
Publisher
and Dave Williams
Capitol Beat News Service