McCaysville intersection reopens after flooding

article FOX 5 Atlanta photo The Brief Blue Ridge Drive and Toccoa Avenue have reopened to traffic. Drivers can turn right onto Toccoa Avenue toward Mineral Bluff. The left turn into Copperhill, Tennessee, remains closed; city officials hope to reopen it by Friday. FANNIN COUNTY, Ga. - The intersection of Blue Ridge Drive and Toccoa Avenue in McCaysville has reopened to traffic, marking another step in the city’s recovery from devastating flooding. What we know: City crews have been working to clear roads since the floods struck. Drivers may now turn right onto Toccoa Avenue toward Mineral Bluff. The left turn into Copperhill, Tennessee, remains closed until further notice. City officials hope to reopen the connecting road by Friday. MOST RECENT STORIES McCaysville flood recovery: Historic surge damages mountain businesses McCaysville water restored: System unsafe for drinking after flood McCaysville flood strips shops down to studs McCaysville plea seeks urgent flood supplies McCaysville cleanup continues Monday as residents await safe water North Georgia flooding: How McCaysville, Ellijay avoided worse disaster The Source Information for this story was posted on social media by the chief of police for McCaysville. Fannin County News