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Fulton County's new chair lays out vision for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Fulton County's new chair lays out vision for 2024

Gloversville Supervisor John Blackmon, R-3rd Ward, called his first meeting as chairman of Fulton County Board of Supervisors to order on Monday.

Nine supervisor seats in Fulton County could change - Vimarsana News

Nine supervisor seats in Fulton County could change

Lawn signs showing “LET’S GO BRANDON LEHR” dot the streets of Mayfield.

Nine supervisor seats in Fulton County could change - Vimarsana News

Nine supervisor seats in Fulton County could change

Lawn signs showing “LET’S GO BRANDON LEHR” dot the streets of Mayfield.

Johnstown council appoints new member - Vimarsana News

Johnstown council appoints new member

JOHNSTOWN – During a special meeting Tuesday the city Common Council voted unanimously to appoint Eric Parker of Worden Street to replace Amy Praught as the 3rd…

Fulton County Republicans announce candidates for office, including for county judge, Johnstown mayor - Vimarsana News

Fulton County Republicans announce candidates for office, including for county judge, Johnstown mayor

Fulton County Republicans announce candidates for office, including for county judge, Johnstown mayor | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS FULTON COUNTY — The Fulton County Republican Committee announced 45 candidates for county, town and city elections Friday, including District Attorney Chad Brown for county judge and surrogate and Scott Jeffers for city of Johnstown mayor. Fulton County Republican Chairwoman Sue McNeil introduced the candidates at a rally in front of the county’s historic courthouse building in Johnstown. Despite frigid temperatures in the teens and nearly everyone in attenda...