NOT GETTING ANY YOUNGER

NOT GETTING ANY YOUNGER

NOT GETTING ANY YOUNGER

Like many rural counties in America, Baldwin County is getting old in a hurry. Between 1995 and 2025, Baldwin County’s 65-and-older population rose from 4,547 to 8,704, an increase of 91.4 percent, according to the Georgia Department of Public health’s data.
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Baldwin junior quarterback Kamden Patterson, pictured earlier in the season vs. Washington County, threw for six touchdowns last Friday night against Howard. TREY NORRIS/Staff

Baldwin junior quarterback Kamden Patterson, pictured earlier in the season vs. Washington County, threw for six touchdowns last Friday night against Howard. TREY NORRIS/Staff

Baldwin has a clunker, looks to bounce back

In a span of 15 days, Baldwin High somehow managed its biggest win in recent years and also its...
Linebacker Abe Gainous makes one of the seven total tackles he had vs. Brookstone last Friday in Milledgeville. TREY NORRIS/Staff

Linebacker Abe Gainous makes one of the seven total tackles he had vs. Brookstone last Friday in Milledgeville. TREY NORRIS/Staff

The Trojan train keeps on rolling

John Milledge Academy has now won 14 games in a row by double digits, most recently bouncing...

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BALDWIN FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 What: Ghosts of Milledgeville Walking Tour When: 7 p.m.