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At a called meeting held following a closed session at the conclusion of the City of Gray’s monthly committee meeting, council members adopted updated job descriptions and then appointed a new city superintendent and assistant superintendent.
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic has had a broad affect across Georgia judicial circuits and the Department of Corrections.
Read moreAfter two relatively uneventful months around south Milledgeville and Hardwick, a string of shootings left one person dead and the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office scrambling to piece together the puzzle.
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Bookstores, once left for dead, currently are making a comeback, albeit with a different business model.
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Two men recently found out that they were being sent off to prison via Zoom videoconferencing calls.
Read moreA group of 20 local African-American preachers recently came together and signed a joint press release, laying out their goals to “unite in prayer and solidarity to show our support against injustices of all kinds.”
Read moreThough it is still not recognized as a federal holiday, the city of Milledgeville officially declared Juneteenth a holiday last Friday.
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