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The April meeting of Gray’s City Council began with a tribute to the Jones County Library in honor of National Library Week.
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A third-grade teacher at Turner Woods Elementary School was surprised to find out she is one of five grand-prize finalists in the nation for a prestigious award that also comes with benefits for her school.
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Gray’s annual Turkey Festival was held April 16 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., providing the community with food, entertainment and a day outdoors.
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On March 29, Adaptive P.E. visited Jones County Animal Services for a service-learning project conducted by student teacher, Harley Robinson. Prior to the field trip Ms. Robinson taught the partners and athletes about safe foods and harmful foods for dogs. Partners worked with athletes to make homemade dog treats to take to the shelter. The treats were made of pumpkin, peanut butter, carrots, oats, eggs, and bananas. After the ingredients were mixed, they were cooking a bone shaped waffle maker.
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The Oliver Morton Chapter NSDAR held its centennial celebration on February 20, 2022 in the former home of the organizing regent, Addie Kate Morton Johnson, where the organizational meeting was held. It was attended by Georgia State DAR officers, chapter members and other guests.
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In the sixties, a northern newspaper sent its leading reporter to Austin, Texas, in the heyday of Darrell Royal’s winning three national championships, to examine the culture of football at one of the leading state universities in the country.
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