Gov. Brian Kemp recently appointed David B. Dove as the Eleventh Congressional District Representative on the Board of Regents.
Jackson County Habitat for Humanity celebrated Home Dedications in Commerce for two new partner families on April 20.
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The Banks County Board of Education recognized elementary school teacher Tina Barber and the Lady Leopards Basketball team on Thursday night. Barber is the recipient of the Philip Wright Award…
A site for a new county recreation park could be in the offering on Jackson County’s fast-growing west side.
Plans for a charter school in Braselton have been delayed and the school now plans to open in 2025, not this fall as earlier stated.
Plans for a charter school in Braselton have been delayed and the school now plans to open in 2025, not this fall as earlier stated.
With April recognized as Safe Digging Month across the country, Georgia Power is marking 50 years of helping keep Georgians safe through its longstanding partnership with Georgia811. The compa…
The Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority lifted its temporary moratorium on residential applications at its meeting last week. The board also passed a new set of rates and connection fees.
Commerce High School golfer Will Bowen (R) finished 2nd at Area and qualified for the Class A State Golf Championship in May. Bowen is one of the top male golfers in Class A in Georgia. The CHS boys golf team barely missed qualifying for state, losing in a 1-hole shootout with Tallulah Falls…
Jefferson High School’s boys golf team advanced to Sectionals this week after finishing 4th at the area tournament.
Madison County High School senior Braxton Waller recently signed to play football at Geneva College in Pennsylvania.
Madison County High School senior Mason Smith recently signed to play basketball at Piedmont University.
Madison County High School’s varsity girls tennis team is headed to the Class AAAA Elite Eight for the first time since 2002.
The Leopards Tennis team finished their regular season and the region tournament in the past few weeks, and won their first state playoff match against the Callaway Cavaliers last week.
The Leopards Golf team has been competing vigorously over the last couple of months in preparation for the area tournament in Jennings Mill coming up next week. Last week, the team competed ag…
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- JHS golfers advance to sectionals
- Lady Raider netters head to Elite Eight
- Leopards Tennis finishes region tournament, advances in state playoffs
- Golf Recap: Leopards are gearing up for the Area Tournament
- Leopards celebrate Seniors Andrew Humphries and Colin Caudell, earn first place in region tournament
- JCHS sending 20 to track sectionals
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- Fort Yargo State Park’s beach closed for renovations
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As of March 28th, we have officially completed the 2023-2024 session after 40 legislative days in the State Capitol. Overall, this year, the Georgia House passed legislation that cuts taxes, increases public safety and puts families first by creating new opportunities. From taxes to educatio…
The Georgia General Assembly completed the 2024 legislative session on Thursday, March 29, and bills now head to the desk of Gov. Brian Kemp for his decision to sign the bill into law or veto …
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FLOWERY BRANCH - Larry Eugene Still, 65, Flowery Branch, died …
WINDER - James Ridley “JR” Parrish, 90, died on Friday, April …
Nadine Mairholtz Johnston, 72, passed away on Tuesday, March 1…
DALTON - John Tate Banks, 81, Dalton, passed away on Thursday,…
WINDER - Shirley Ann Cronic, 72, Winder, passed away Wednesday…
JEFFERSON - Linda Scales Mitchell, 80, Jefferson, entered rest…
Madison County Democrats recently donated a new book on the history of Reconstruction in America to the Madison County Public Library. The book, “The Rise and Fall of the Second American Repub…
Bluey visited with children of all ages recently at the Harold S. Swindle Public Library in Nicholson.
The Braselton Woman's Club (BWC) will hold its next meeting May 1 at noon the Community Room in the basement of the Braselton Police and Municipal Ct. building at 5040 Hwy. 53.
The Madison County Chamber of Commerce recently held the ribbon cutting for McEachin Farm, a family owned wedding and event venue in Danielsville. They offer six ceremony spots, indoor seating…
Apalachee Hihh School student Laura Jones will represent AHS as a Georgia Governor’s Honors Program finalist in biology/environmental science.
Jefferson High School’s Beta Club will host a Spring Fling and a Silver Screen on Friday, April 26, from 5:30-8 p.m. at Jefferson Memorial Stadium. The evening will feature inflatables, food t…
With its strong finish at Greg Trandel Memorial Bulldog Brawl, the quiz bowl team from Commerce High School earned a spot to play on a national stage. On Friday, April 26, the team will repres…
The Jackson County High School jazz bands earned superior ratings at Jazz Performance Evaluations for the 39th-consecutive year.
Transportation month is being observed at Homer Baptist Preschool. The children enjoyed a visit from Curt’s Towing this week.
Oconee Baptist Church will host a first responder appreciation and Child Awareness Day on May 4 from 10 a.m. to noon.
First Methodist Church of Commerce announces that its children’s and youth ministries continue to grow.
New Salem Baptist Church choir will celebrate its annual choir anniversary on Sunday, April 21, at 3 p.m.
Hudson River Baptist Church will have spring revival starting Sunday morning May 5 at 11 a.m. and Monday night, May 6, through Wednesday night, May 8, starting at 7 p.m.
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