Baldwin High recognized as Safe Sports School

Baldwin High School was recognized as a Safe Sports School by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, making it the 21st school in Georgia to receive the designation. The award honors schools that go above and beyond in student-athlete safety, emergency readiness, and wellness education.

GCSU names new associate vice president

A 35-year member of the Georgia Bar, Charles Norton Jr., accepted the position of associate vice president and general counsel at Georgia College & State University. He will assume his role on Sept. 1.

GCSU Provost to assume full-time role at USG

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PSC sets hearings on Georgia Power plan for more capacity

Georgia energy regulators voted unanimously Tuesday to hold hearings this fall on a Georgia Power request to certify 9,900 megawatts of new power generating capacity environmentalists say would rely heavily on harmful fossil fuels.

JMA senior leads project to support CASA

John Milledge Academy senior Joely Smith (center) chose Ocmulgee Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for her senior service project. Smith collected and donated 20 backpacks filled with school supplies for CASA children in foster care.

CRIME WATCH

On July 30, law enforcement received a call from dispatch regarding a possible stolen vehicle at Murphy USA, located at 1586 N. Columbia St. An officer noticed the vehicle, a 2024 Chevy Equinox, sitting at a gas pump.

ARREST REPORTS

July 31Adrion Shanae Latresia Brown, 34, of Milledgeville - probation violationLashawn Terrell Brown, 46, of Milledgeville simple batteryKenneth Durand Smith, 62, of Milledgeville probation violationJavien Trequan Tucker, 26, of Sandy Springs failure to appearArthur Lamar Vasser, 54, of...

Two GCSU departments move to The Depot

Georgia College & State University’s Communities in Schools department and its Continuing & Professional Education department, in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies, are moving to the Depot, at 610 W. Green St.

Milledgeville man pleads to witness intimidation

A Milledgeville man was recently in Jones County Superior Court facing charges for four cases, including witness intimidation and forgery.Edward Jerome Broadus Jr. entered guilty pleas to two of the cases July 17, and the other two were dismissed as part of plea negotiations with the state.

Distraction-Free Education Act goes into effect this school year

This school year, House Bill 340, known as the Distraction- Free Education Act, goes into effect across the state of Georgia. The new law prohibits the use of personal electronic devices for students in grades K–8 during the instructional day and places new limitations for high school students.