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No new liquor store licenses for 6 years

No new liquor stores will be opening anytime soon in Milledgeville, the city’s governing authority has decided.Milledgeville’s City Council unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday, amending the city ordinance regulating retail package sales of alcoholic beverages.
Council hears housing proposal for townhomes

Council hears housing proposal for townhomes

Council hears housing proposal for townhomes

On Tuesday, Milledgeville City Council heard the first presentation for an Equity Fund Application and Workforce Housing Initiative proposal for the $2.5 million grant and approved several resolutions and appointments.
High Achievers learn to produce podcasts at GCSU

High Achievers learn to produce podcasts at GCSU

High Achievers learn to produce podcasts at GCSU

This past spring semester, High Achievers, an afterschool youth development program, had the chance to learn about podcasting and will be taking that knowledge with them into the future.Dr.
GMC names facility to honor former GMC President Acker

GMC names facility to honor former GMC President Acker

GMC names facility to honor former GMC President Acker

In honor of Georgia Military College’s President Emeritus and 19th president, Maj. Gen.William P. Acker, the GMC Board of Trustees unanimously approved the naming of the newly renovated, restored, and expanded facility that will open in August as “Acker Hall.
GMC appoints Ramirez as 43rd Commandant of Cadets

GMC appoints Ramirez as 43rd Commandant of Cadets

GMC appoints Ramirez as 43rd Commandant of Cadets

Georgia Military College (GMC) held a promotion ceremony announcing the appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Robel Ramirez, USA (Ret.), who has served as the GMC deputy commandant for the past five years to GMC Colonel and as the 43rd Commandant of Cadets at GMC, effective immediately.“Col.

CRIME WATCH

Roses Express employee steals $1,503On June 24, law enforcement responded to Roses Express, located at 1031 S. Wayne St., in reference to an employee stealing money from the store. Employee Jamie Turner committed return fraud for the past month and a half.
A return to form

A return to form

A return to form

Did you miss me? I hope so because if you didn’t the editors would probably be asking, why are we running a guy nobody reads?Knowing what I now know, I consider myself lucky to be writing this at all. I have been laid low with an insidious and potentially fatal disease known as sepsis.