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manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — The Fulton County Board of Supervisors recently approved a contract with a Minnesota firm for a data collection software program that will promote Occupancy Tax compliance in the county Treasurer’s Office. The board authorized a $14,700 contract with Granicus which runs through Feb. 28, 2022. The board in 2017 adopted a local law establishing an Occupancy Tax in Fulton County. The Treasurer’s Office is tasked with collecting tax payments, which include ...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Officials: no one answer for dirt roads Loads of crushed rock applied in some areas Ogeechee River waters flow over Riverview Road in February 2020 cutting off Woodwards Landing after severe rains last year. With heavy rains in the past few days, Bulloch County commissioners are discussin...

manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Fulton County is ready to commence engineering for the county landfill’s planned massive vertical expansion project. Department of Solid Waste Director David Rhodes informed the Board of Supervisors’ Public Works Committee recently that he is ready to distribute requests for proposal for engineering the project. The committee authorized the RFP, which the full board will review Monday. Proposals would be due Feb. 24, with the county awarding a bid in Ma...

You would have nowhere to go to live in peace im heartless and i dont like going . to be nice the trees that were knocked down are taken away from the tribal areas of the papa ground im going on special trucks called cigars so i mean as i mean i have no idea what cigar means but i know where all these trucks are going. theyre taking all the timber to the coast world be loaded on to ships. is it up its a tree graveyard here as mud mud road and the way. mark

11,000 injured. the government says its trying to get supplies to survivors, but much more needs to be done. arwa damon and her team are trying to make their way to the epicenter of the earthquake. as you head towards the epi center, what do you see and how difficult is it to make this trip? >> its incredibly difficult. were on this dirt is/mud road. we just crossed two areas where landslides blocked the road off. luckily, there was a small hydro plant under construction in a valley between two ...

Tree branches but not anything that would be harmful to us or our vehicle. >> all right. lawrence mcewen, thank you very much. hes a storm chaser. chad, he said hes been doing it now for six years, but its not just getting sucked into it, as i said. theres debris going on. a very dangerous thing to do, but they are doing it because they want research. >> don, you have to make sure you never get on a two track or a dirt road because dirt turns into mud rather quickly, and all of a sudden you thin...