Fannin County Advertises Full-Rollback Tax Rate of 2.401 Mills, Hearing Set for Aug. 25Fannin Commissioners Meet Tonight at 5:30 with Rec Center Classroom and Flood Repairs on the TableMcCaysville's Boil Advisory Is Lifted. The Police Station and Post Office Are Still Condemned.McCaysville Tap Water Stays Under Boil Advisory for Up to Three Weeks as Fannin County Digs OutFannin Students Return Tuesday to a New Athletic Complex, and a School Tax Vote Follows Aug. 13Blue Ridge Reopens Its Farmers Market Pavilion, Adds Food Truck Thursdays and Second SaturdaysFannin County Advertises Full-Rollback Tax Rate of 2.401 Mills, Hearing Set for Aug. 25Fannin Commissioners Meet Tonight at 5:30 with Rec Center Classroom and Flood Repairs on the TableMcCaysville's Boil Advisory Is Lifted. The Police Station and Post Office Are Still Condemned.McCaysville Tap Water Stays Under Boil Advisory for Up to Three Weeks as Fannin County Digs OutFannin Students Return Tuesday to a New Athletic Complex, and a School Tax Vote Follows Aug. 13Blue Ridge Reopens Its Farmers Market Pavilion, Adds Food Truck Thursdays and Second Saturdays
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