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Apple picking, pumpkin patches, corn mazes and fall festivals in North Georgia - Vimarsana News

Apple picking, pumpkin patches, corn mazes and fall festivals in North Georgia

Fall has arrived and that means it is time to pick apples, find the perfect pumpkin, enjoy a corn maze and attend a fall festival. Here is a list of all those things for Fall 2023 in North Georgia.

Utility work in Cave Spring to cause travel delays Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Utility work in Cave Spring to cause travel delays Tuesday

Monday, September 25, 2023--7:53 a.m. -Staff Reports- Traffic into Cave Spring will be delayed today as utility crews replace a pole at the red light. The work will begin at 9 a.m. Commercial traffic will not be permitted. All other traffic will follow signs. Alabama Street wil

UTILITY WORK IN CAVE SPRING TO CAUSE TRAVEL DELAYS - Vimarsana News

UTILITY WORK IN CAVE SPRING TO CAUSE TRAVEL DELAYS

Traffic into Cave Spring will be delayed Tuesday September 26, 2023 as utility crews replace a pole at the red light. Work begins at 9 a.m.

Cave Spring takes down Blacksburg with NFL hall-of-famer guest - Vimarsana News

Cave Spring takes down Blacksburg with NFL hall-of-famer guest

Hall-of-Famer Ronde Barber was in the house at the Bruins versus Knights game Friday night.

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County public safety committee discusses spay-neuter ordinance - Vimarsana News

County public safety committee discusses spay-neuter ordinance

Thursday, September 21, 2023--5:39 p.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- A new animal alteration ordinance is set to go onto first reading during Tuesday’s Floyd County Commission meeting. Floyd County Public Animal Welfare Services Director Kay Walters told members of the county’s public saf