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Watson Plumbing open for plumbing problems

Watson Plumbing open for plumbing problems

Watson Plumbing open for plumbing problems

Story And Photos By Alaina C
Thursday, March 9, 2023
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

Trey Norris
Thursday, March 9, 2023
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

It’s time to review boating etiquette

It’s time to review boating etiquette

James K. Pressley
Thursday, March 9, 2023
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.
Rodracius D. Stephens

Rodracius D. Stephens

Fourth suspect arrested in murder of 10-year-old

Lynn Hobbs
Thursday, March 9, 2023
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.
GCSU students at the 2022 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing Conference. CONTRIBUTED

GCSU students at the 2022 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing Conference. CONTRIBUTED

Inclusive programming earns GCSU national recognition

News Staff
Thursday, March 9, 2023
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.

City council hears State of the City address

Bailey Ballard
Wednesday, March 1, 2023
Milledgeville Mayor Mary Parham-Copelan gave the State of the City address during the Milledgeville City Council meeting on Tuesday. The mayor highlighted both city and city council achievements during her address and presented a slide show to the audience of the bulleted lists.
It was an interesting day of architectural history for The Milledgeville Garden Club members as Jim Barfield (speaker) and Walter Elliott (photographer) presented a slide presentation on Mid-Century Macon Homes’ built over Streams with beautiful breathtaking Gardens. Pictured from left with hostesses are Jim Barfield, Gail Pohl, Beverly Anne Evans, Anne Walden, Carol Grant and Walter Elliott. CONTRIBUTED

It was an interesting day of architectural history for The Milledgeville Garden Club members as Jim Barfield (speaker) and Walter Elliott (photographer) presented a slide presentation on Mid-Century Macon Homes’ built over Streams with beautiful breathtaking Gardens. Pictured from left with hostesses are Jim Barfield, Gail Pohl, Beverly Anne Evans, Anne Walden, Carol Grant and Walter Elliott. CONTRIBUTED

Milledgeville Garden Club

News Staff
Wednesday, March 1, 2023
Be sweet

Be sweet

Be sweet

Ronda Rich
Wednesday, March 1, 2023
As a teenager, I was leaving my purely Southern mother’s house one day with a salutation of “See you later.” “Okay,” she replied. “Be sweet.” “Be sweet.” It’s the mandate of mothers across the South when sending their daughters off on a trip or social engagement.
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