Banks County, Georgia, is a small, historically rich county in the northeast region of the state. Originally part of Franklin County, it was formed in 1858 and named after Dr. Richard E. Banks, a prominent local figure and physician. The county’s history is marked by its agricultural roots, particularly its role in cotton and corn production, as well as its proximity to both the Appalachian Mountains and the Georgia-North Carolina border. Over the years, Banks County has seen rapid changes,...
