Program replaces high pollution wood stoves in an effort to lessen pollution and improve air quality
Read More »Road Median Flowers
Before the cold turned them brown, I was getting questions about the flowers planted in the road median
Read More »Controlling Springtails
Over the past few weeks, many people have either called or come by the office with a question about tiny,
Read More »GDOL to Co-Sponsor Northeast Georgia Career Fair in Cumming
GDOL to co-sponsor Northeast Georgia Career Fair in Cumming ATLANTA – About 60 employers will be recruiting
Read More »Happy 4th of July! Let Freedom Ring!
IN CONGRESS, JULY 4, 1776 The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America hen in
Read More »4th of July Events
42nd Annual 4th of July Powwow Date(s): Jun 30, 2017 – Jul 02, 2017 When: various times Where:
Read More »WANTED: Youth Development Professionals In Pickens, Gilmer and Fannin Counties!
WANTED: Youth Development Professionals In Pickens, Gilmer and Fannin Counties! If you have experience
Read More »Karla’s Korner – The Apple Blossom Festival is THIS Weekend!
It is a beautiful spring day here in Gilmer County. Karla and BKP take Karla’s Korner on the road
Read More »Clay Co. Lion’s Club Dancing Through The Decades Fundraiser
The Clay County Lions Club is hosting a Fundraiser on Saturday evening, September 22, 2018, from 6:30
Read More »Prevent Problems with Leyland Cypress
By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent Leyland cypress is a popular, fast growing hedge or border
Read More »May 13-19 is National Law Enforcement Week
MURPHY, N.C. – May 13 through 19, 2018, is National Law Enforcement Week. This week is set aside
Read More »Georgia DOT In Northwest Georgia Is Hiring, Holds Job Fair In Carrollton
CARROLLTON– GDOT moves Georgia! It can help set your career in motion too! If you are looking for
Read More »On the Town: Thor Ragnarok
Are parodies real entertainment? After all you’re taking something established and tearing it down,
Read More »Spring Flowering Bulbs Start Now
Spring Flowering Bulbs Start Now By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent Now that fall is officially
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