Hagan to get second Verizon communications tower; space for two to provide $24,000 per year for City
Hagan will soon be getting a second Verizon communications tower, this one on a small tract of land near the Evans County Wildlife Club off…
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Stroud named ECCSS district sports director
Evans County Charter School System (ECCSS) has announced that Mark Stroud has been selected to serve as the district athletic director for the upcoming 2025–2026…
Hyundai officially opens operations; company announces production hike
Local officials were among the 200 invited attendees present last Wednesday for the official opening of the Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant (HMGMA) near Ellabell in…
Enterprise subscriptions offer opportunity to help ACA complete Strickland Cultural Center
If you’ve followed the progress on the restoration of the two-story building on West Main Street that was Evans County’s first Claxton High School, you…
City seeking CDBG grant to update sewer works
A Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), if approved by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA), could be the answer to solving drainage problems in…
City Gas begins flowing to EV battery plant
Natural gas from the City of Claxton Gas Department will begin flowing today (Wednesday) to the new battery production facility near the Hyundai Metaplant development…
Chamber readying for annual Salute to Business, Industry Monday Feb. 27
The deadline is fast approaching for submitting nominations for the Chamber’s Annual Salute to Business and Industry Celebration and Banquet, set for Monday evening, February…
Canoochee River Race April 19, under new management
A new business will be in charge of staging the Canoochee Canoe Race this year, following the establishment of Aldebaran Outdoors – a new LLC…
Road closure put on hold; County to seek more info
An Evans County farm owner’s request for partial closure of a road that intersects his property has been put on hold while officials obtain clarification…
Landfill report: ECLF ‘strategically positioned’Enterprise Publisher An environmental specialist hired by the Board of Commissioners to prepare an assessment of value and potential of the Evans County Landfill (ECLF) was presented to the BOC for their regular meeting last week. The report, titled ECLF Solid Waste Audit & Feasibility Study, prepared at a cost of $7,500 by Matt Roper, who is considered an expert in environmental matters that relate to landfill operations, concludes that the C&D landfill is well run and could enjoy profitability but needs additional investment. Roper resides in North Georgia and has gained extensive experience in solid waste operations, environmental compliance, and myriad environmental issues.
An environmental specialist hired by the Board of Commissioners to prepare an assessment of value and potential of the Evans County Landfill (ECLF) was presented…