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The District Attorney’s Office says two Good Samaritans could have prevented a tragedy.

Deal will revitalize local journalism in Middle, West and South Georgia

Georgia Military College’s Warner Robins Campus will close at the end of the term affecting a native plant center in the process.

The Centerville Police Department is asking for the community’s help in finding Teresa Meharg, who was last seen on Sunday night. 

The Greenville City Council expressed its frustration over delays with an ongoing city audit during their July 7 meeting. Council members cited missing documentation and communication issues with the city’s current accounting consultant. State law requires annual audits to be finalized within 180 days of the close of a fiscal year, yet the fiscal audits for 2024 and 2025 have not yet been completed. Officials emphasized the need for timely financial records and greater accountability as the city works to bring its audits up to date.

Talbot County Schools, like all other systems throughout the state, have adopted, due to the state mandate, a distraction free learning policy. “The goal by the school system is to create a safe, respectful, distraction-ree school day that keeps students focused on learning,” according to school officials.

The Pine Mountain Tourism Association and the Pine Mountain America 250 Committee welcomed residents and visitors to downtown Pine Mountain on July 3 for the Pine Mountain America 250 Block Party, a celebration of community, patriotism and America’s upcoming 250th anniversary.

The Georgia Trust for Local News today purchased The Macon Telegraph and The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer in a landmark transaction that puts two storied papers under local control and nonprofit ownership.