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The Ark Family Preservation Center is being built on property adjacent to Wellsprings Psychological Resources, Dr. Beverly Oxley’s for profit counseling center.
Work progressing on The Ark family center
The settlement cuts the size and number of units in the development from 399 units on 47.48 acres (shown above) to a maximum of 226 units on 30.149 acres.
Commissioners to decide on settlement Friday
Royston Mayor Keith Turman presents the helmet badge to new Royston Fire Chief Matt Elrod. (Photos by Scoggins)
Royston mayor recognizes new fire chief, assistant
The Franklin County Public Safety Memorial was dedicated last year. The sheriff’s office has received $1,000 to help maintain the monument.
Sheriff receives grant to maintain officer memorial
The Franklin County Christian Learning Center will start its first year offering Bible courses to local eighth graders.
New center provides Christian learning for school students
Acting Superintendent Chuck Colquitt talks with Lavonia Elementary Assistant Principal Jamie Hammock during a visit to the school Tuesday. (Photo by Sinclair)
Colquitt serving as acting school superintendent
Alondra Arevalo carefully paints over the red around the white letters on the mural on West Main Street. (Photo by Sinclair)
Painting Lavonia a Coke
Corridor Development planned to build 399 townhouse units on a little more than 47 acres. The development was also to include a five-acre commercial development.
Settle or not?
By state law, when property values increase due to inflation, local governments must cut the millage rate to account for that increase or advertise a property tax increase and hold three public hearings.
