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Georgia-based folk duo “Good House” play on the main stage with some friends and family members ETHAN MOLLENAUER/Staff

Georgia-based folk duo “Good House” play on the main stage with some friends and family members ETHAN MOLLENAUER/Staff

Church hosts Music at the Mill

Ethan Mollenauer
Thursday, February 29, 2024
Live music is not something new to Milledgeville, but it can be difficult for families to find live performances outside a noisy downtown bar.
Haley Efird

Haley Efird

Know your Neighbor: Haley Efird

Madison Smith
Thursday, February 29, 2024
While living in Milledgeville, Haley Efird married her high school sweetheart and became a mother to her beautiful one-year-old.Efird had the opportunity to attend Georgia Military College, where she received her associate's in pre-nursing, and a bachelor’s in business.
Scott Little/CONTRIBUTED

Scott Little/CONTRIBUTED

Scott Little running for BOC District 5 seat

Bailey McCully
Thursday, February 29, 2024
Longtime Baldwin County resident and well-known musician Scott Little announced his running for the District 5 seat on the Baldwin County Board of Commissioners.“I love Baldwin County and as an active member of the community … I feel that I can stand up and participate,” said Little.
Director of Safety and Security Corey Goble (right) and Director of 911 Operations at the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office Mandy Ptak show off one of the new radios. ERIC JONES/Contributed

Director of Safety and Security Corey Goble (right) and Director of 911 Operations at the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office Mandy Ptak show off one of the new radios. ERIC JONES/Contributed

BCSD receives $225,000 Safer Georgia Schools Grant

News Staff
Thursday, February 22, 2024
The Baldwin County School District (BCSD) has announced the successful acquisition of a $225,000 Safer Georgia Schools Grant by Director of Safety and Security Corey Goble.
A cornerstone from the Old State Prison was donated to the Old Capital Heritage Center at Central State Hospital. GREENBERRY MOORE/Staff

A cornerstone from the Old State Prison was donated to the Old Capital Heritage Center at Central State Hospital. GREENBERRY MOORE/Staff

New, important exhibits coming to CSH museum

Greenberry Moore
Thursday, February 22, 2024
Baldwin County is donating to a soon-to-open museum exhibit a cornerstone from a prison building that once housed hundreds of inmates, as well as the electric chair used by the state for executions.
Baldwin Bulletin/Graphic

Baldwin Bulletin/Graphic

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Havior lobbies county for a recreation bus

Greenberry Moore
Thursday, February 22, 2024
The first matter to be addressed by the Board of Commissioners at its meeting this past Tuesday night was delayed due to the late arrival of the individual listed on the agenda. However, when he ultimately showed up, Barry Havior unknowingly proved to be the highlight of the evening.
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Crime Watch (2/22/29)

News Staff
Thursday, February 22, 2024
Entering autos reported at Magnolia ApartmentsOn Feb. 13, law enforcement was dispatched to Magnolia Apartments, on 529 W. Bypass, regarding entering autos that already occurred.The first victim stated she entered her vehicle and found the center console was rummaged through.
L-R: GCSU’s Assistant Professor and Director of the Center for Health & Social Issues Damian Francis, GCSU’s Dean College of Health Sciences Dr. Will Evans, President of Aflac Virgil Miller, GCSU President Cathy Cox, pose with the Aflac Park Bench. COURTESY OF AFLAC

L-R: GCSU’s Assistant Professor and Director of the Center for Health & Social Issues Damian Francis, GCSU’s Dean College of Health Sciences Dr. Will Evans, President of Aflac Virgil Miller, GCSU President Cathy Cox, pose with the Aflac Park Bench. COURTESY OF AFLAC

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GCSU awarded $100K CareGrant

Keller Pantsari
Thursday, February 22, 2024
Georgia College and State University (GCSU) welcomed alumni, and president of Aflac, Virgil Miller to campus this past Friday. Miller awarded GCSU a $100,000 Aflac CareGrant, that will be used to maintain a mobile health unit from the institution.
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