CRIME WATCH

Burglary at Evans Avenue UnitOn April 30, law enforcement responded to 313 Evans Ave. in reference to a burglary. The manager was advised by a group of residents in the area that the back-window screen was pulled off a vacant unit and the blinds looked messed up on the inside.

Bumpy road remains for repaving project

The Baldwin County Board of Commissioners agreed on Tuesday to officially approve the first roads to be resurfaced using T-SPLOST funds. The vote, however, did not come without prolonged discussion and was not unanimous.

Peacock running for BOC District 5 seat

Pam Peacock, seeking the District 5 seat on the Baldwin County Board of Commissioners, says her interest in the business of county government began several years ago and ultimately led to her decision to run for office.

May is for self-care

May has many monthly observances in it that focus on self-care. These include Arthritis Awareness Month, National Walking Month, Mental Health Awareness Month, Women’s Health Care Month, and Better Sleep Month.Self-care is an important component of improving both physical and mental health.

Senate candidate focuses on marijuana legalization

Leland Olinger knows he isn’t your typical candidate for a state legislative seat, and a look at a photo of him tends to support that conclusion. However, the Senate hopeful says his message goes beyond his physical appearance.“The way I look gets people’s attention,” Olinger said recently.

CRIME WATCH

Woman arrested for smoking marijuanaOn April 25, law enforcement conducted a traffic stop on a gray Toyota Rav4 on State Route Highway 22 near the intersection of Roberson Mill Road. The driver, Brittany Garnto, was stopped for failure to maintain lane.

Mail delays disrupting newspapers, possibly ballots

Delays in processing mail at a new regional distribution center in Palmetto aren’t just affecting individual Georgians trying to obtain vital prescription drugs or pay their monthly rents or mortgages.

Little runs for commission’s District 5 seat

Scott Little is running for the District 5 seat on the Baldwin County Board of Commissioners, and, if elected, his responses to questions posed for this article suggest that his colleagues and constituents will know exactly where he stands.

Wall of Books offers old and new book selections year-round

Walls of Books in Milledgeville offers a selection of new and used books for readers of any age.Opening in July of 2020, Wall of Books established itself as an affordable bookstore with a vast selection of books and genres.

BCSD ‘Grow Your Own’ signs partnership

In January the Baldwin County School District (BCSD) launched its 'Grow Your Own' Teacher Program and as of April 15, BCSD signed its fourth college partnership agreement for the program.