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BOC approves ordinance regarding water meters

Bailey McCully
Thursday, November 9, 2023
The Baldwin County Board of Commissioners met Nov. 7 to hear updates from Keep Milledgeville Baldwin Beautiful, discuss the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity (WIOA) Grant, and vote on the ordinance regarding master meters. The Chair of Keep Milledgeville Baldwin Beautiful Dr.
Under Cox’s leadership the past two years, Georgia College has seen recordhigh increases in applications and enrollment. CONTRIBUTED

Under Cox’s leadership the past two years, Georgia College has seen recordhigh increases in applications and enrollment. CONTRIBUTED

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Cox named one of Georgia’s most influential leaders

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Thursday, November 9, 2023
Georgia College & State University President Cathy Cox was chosen as one of the state’s “500 Most Influential Leaders” by Georgia Trend in its second edition of “Georgia 500.” “It’s a humbling experience to be included in a group of people who make a difference across Georgia.
Southern murder gothic (part two)

Southern murder gothic (part two)

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Southern murder gothic (part two)

Ronda Rich
Thursday, November 9, 2023
In Walterboro, SC, kindness hangs in the air like moss in the oak trees, providing a gentle whisper of invitation. This is what people call the Low Country, since it sets near or below sea level on the coast.

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CRIME WATCH

News Staff
Thursday, November 9, 2023
Unknown male robs man at gunpoint On Nov. 3, law enforcement was dispatched to Johnny McDade Grocery, 1765 Vinson Hwy, in reference to an armed robbery that occurred at Milledgeville Manor.
Chief Deputy Clerk Wanda Paul

Chief Deputy Clerk Wanda Paul

Longino announces retirement as court clerk

Greenberry Moore
Thursday, November 9, 2023
Baldwin County Clerk of Superior Court Mitch Longino will be vacating his position at the end of the year, he has announced. Longino stated his intentions in a press release received by The Bulletin this past Tuesday.
Actors ponder their lines as they rehearse together and prepare for the Nov. 9 opening of 12 Angry Jurors at The Plaza Arts Center. CONTRIBUTED

Actors ponder their lines as they rehearse together and prepare for the Nov. 9 opening of 12 Angry Jurors at The Plaza Arts Center. CONTRIBUTED

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PAPA prepares for 12 Angry Jurors

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Thursday, November 9, 2023
The Plaza Alliance for the Performing Arts (PAPA) has been working hard to bring to life 12 Angry Jurors Nov. 9, 10, 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 12 and 19 at 3 p.m. at The Plaza Arts Center. Please note no Saturday performances are scheduled.
Voters approve T-SPLOST with 74% margin

Voters approve T-SPLOST with 74% margin

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Voters approve T-SPLOST with 74% margin

Greenberry Moore
Thursday, November 9, 2023
Baldwin County residents, as well as those from neighboring counties who shop locally, will be paying a penny more sales tax starting next year as the result of a successful sales tax referendum this past Tuesday.
Mary Ashley McCue

Mary Ashley McCue

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McCue named District Teacher of the Year

Bailey McCully
Thursday, November 9, 2023
First-grade teacher Mary Ashley McCue, at Lakeview Primary School, was named the 2024 District Teacher of the Year at the annual gala Oct. 26. McCue is originally from Griffin but moved to Baldwin County to attend Georgia College and graduated with a degree in childhood education.

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Craig raising mental health awareness as ACCG president

Greenberry Moore
Thursday, November 9, 2023
(Ed. Note: This is the second in a series on mental health illness from a Baldwin County viewpoint. This week, a county commissioner discusses the current state of treatment for the disease in Georgia, in particular as it relates to local government.
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