The Chief of Police of Shiloh and one of his officers were honored by the Shiloh Mayor and Council during the board’s regular meeting held on June 2. The Mayor and Council presented Chief Wayne Cato and Officer Roy Harper with Commendations for saving the life of a teenager severly injured in an accident on May 10.
The Chief of Police of Shiloh and one of his officers were honored by the Shiloh Mayor and Council during the board’s regular meeting held on June 2. The Mayor and Council presented Chief Wayne Cato and Officer Roy Harper with Commendations for saving the life of a teenager severly injured in an accident on May 10.
The Chief of Police of Shiloh and one of his officers were honored by the Shiloh Mayor and Council during the board’s regular meeting held on June 2. The Mayor and Council presented Chief Wayne Cato and Officer Roy Harper with Commendations for saving the life of a teenager severly injured in an accident on May 10.
Sharita Trice, Chairperson and Elections Supervisor of the Talbot County Board of Elections and Registration, announced Advanced Voting for the General Primary Run-Off Election will end tomorrow (Friday, June 12. Advanced Voting began on Monday, June 8 is being held at the Election Office located at 1761 Geneva Highway in Talbotton.
A bit of confusion notwithstanding, Monday evening the Pine Mountain Town Council rescinded a decision made during last month’s meeting that would have drastically increased compensation paid to the mayor and council members.
Patty Threadgill, Election Supervisor of the Meriwether County Board of Elections, announced that Advanced Voting will end tomorrow (Friday, June 12) for the General Primary Run-Off Election. Advanced Voting will be held at the Meriwether County Board of Elections and Registration office located at 756 Woodbury Highway, Suite B in Greenville on Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Citizens of Byron, Peach County, and Crawford County came together to protest a recently rumored data center. Residents made their stance clear; no data centers in Byron.
Sunnyside Community Club will be getting a new paint job thanks to a grant from The 1772 Foundation and The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation. The 105-year-old former school on Hopewell Church Road was last repainted in 2012.
The Georgia Peach Festival returned to Fort Valley for its 40th anniversary, drawing in large crowds to Fort Valley and celebrating the state fruit and its growers.
The Meriwether Historical Society program on Gullah-Geechee Culture scheduled for May 31st has been rescheduled for Sunday, June 14th, at 2 pm in the Greenville Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
