Celebrate women’s history month at fifth annual Women’s Leadership Conference

In a world that seems uncertain, where individuals and organizations continue to process this “new normal” we live in and explore future possibilities, it can often feel like we’re being asked to do more with less.

CRIME WATCH

Unknown man breaks into residence on Magnolia Avenue On Feb. 28, law enforcement was dispatched to Magnolia Avenue in reference to a possible burglary. The complainant stated that he heard a noise coming from the front door which sounded like a fan or someone pushing on the door.

ARREST REPORTS

March 1 April Lashawn Scott, 36, of Milledgeville failure to appear Kenneth Lamar Williams, 46, of Milledgeville - driving on wrong side of the road; fleeing or attempting to elude police officer (felony); probation violation; reckless driving Maria G.

Watson Plumbing open for plumbing problems

Watson Plumbing, a local business on Gray Highway, is a small family-owned plumbing business that offers a relaxed and friendly experience. Johnny Watson, the owner of Watson Plumbing, said they are a small local business open to help people with their plumbing issues.

JMA has strong start to baseball season

JMA has jumped out to an early 3-1 record with dominant wins over Tiftarea Academy, Thomas Jefferson Academy, Brentwood and one loss to Crawford County. In the Trojans’ first matchup against Tiftarea, JMA got an early 1-0 lead in the second inning and that score lasted until game’s end.

It’s time to review boating etiquette

As we enter into the boating season, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss how we interact and behave on the water as well as on our way to and from the lake! This is not a touchy subject. It is just a subject we avoid because in this day and time of course we cannot offend anyone.

Fourth suspect arrested in murder of 10-year-old

Young Damarion Byrd went to sleep in his bed Sunday night like he had numerous other times, with the anticipation of going to school the next morning and seeing his friends and teachers. But Monday morning never happened for the 10-year-old because a bullet took his life while he slept.

BOC approves land bank contract; staggered election terms discussed

The Baldwin County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday and approved the resolution and land bank intergovernmental contract while also discussing potential changes to elections for the board moving forward.

Sports betting falls short of two-thirds required vote

This year’s bid to legalize sports betting is dead in the General Assembly. The Georgia Senate defeated a proposed constitutional amendment Monday that would have put online sports betting before Georgia voters in a statewide referendum next year.

Inclusive programming earns GCSU national recognition

The efforts of Georgia College & State University’s J. Whitney Bunting College of Business & Technology (CoBT) to build a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion have earned national recognition.