July 19, 2019
LaGrange Daily News
Over the weekend the Hogansville Police Department serviced more than 100 animals that were microchipped or given Parvo or Bordetella shots.
July 10, 2019
The Hogansville Police Department and Troup County Animal Shelter will be providing over 100 free identification chips and Parvo and Bordetella shots on Saturday, July 13. The first two animals of each household are free, and any additional animal will be $10.
July 3, 2019
During Monday night’s Hogansville city council meeting, the council held off on passing action items on sanitation rates and fees that were previously discussed at the work session on June 20.
May 31, 2019
Within two days of one another, two 18-wheelers have kept trucking after seeing “No Truck” signs at the railroad crossing at Johnson Street in Hogansville, according to City Manager David Milliron.
April 3, 2019
Hogansville’s Royal Theater will only serve in its current role as city hall for a few more months, but thanks to recent roof repairs, the 82-year-old building is now in good shape to finish strong as a government building before becoming a theater once again.
March 20, 2019
Reporter Newspapers
Thrower was elected mayor of Hogansville in December 1977 to serve the unexpired term of James Boswell, and he served as mayor until August 1978. After serving as mayor, Thrower remained an active member of the Hogansville community, and he was especially involved in Hogansville American Legion Post 152.
March 11, 2019
The Hogansville City Council unanimously voted to deny the rezoning of 301 Askew Avenue from a Residential (R2) property to a commercial/residential property, citing that such a rezoning was not in line with the city’s land use plan.
February 21, 2019
the Hogansville City Council voted 3-1 Monday to grant, with stipulations, a special use permit to Jimmy McCamey and Family Life Center, Inc. for the purposes of creating a group home and private school named West Side School within the Hogansville city limits.
Both decisions came after some discussion between the city council and city manager. Roof Depot was the sole bidder on the Royal Theatre roof project, and produced a base bid of $87,350 for the work.
February 7, 2019
The hydrant replacements will cost $38,995 and is already placed in the city’s budget, so it won’t cost anything extra for citizens.