Traffic Citations

Trafficcitations filed with the Jones County Probate Court for Sept. 19-25, 2025VGCSA less than 1 oz.

‘Kelli had a light that just shone’

Nobody knows your body better than you do.So, if you feel something’s not right, follow your instincts, even if it doesn’t seem logical.Kelli McConnell learned that all too well and left that message for all women, especially those younger than 40.

Possible early warning signs for breast cancer

Women are often their own strongest allies in the fight against breast cancer.

The latest screening recommendations

Health care screenings save untold numbers of lives each year. Screenings can uncover potentially life-threatening issues in their infancy.

The next steps after a breast cancer diagnosis

A breast cancer diagnosis can be jarring, and millions of women receive such news across the globe each year. BreastCancer.

Multiple types of treatment options are available

Breast cancer is marked by the formation of malignant cells in the various tissues of the breast.Family history and other factors like age increase a person’s risk for breast cancer.

Understanding different types of mammograms

Mammograms remain the most effective method for diagnosing breast cancer and catching the disease in its earliest, most treatable stages.While various health organizations recommend different screening intervals, the American Cancer Society advises annual mammograms for women ages 40 to 54.

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Thanks to early detection and improved therapies, many cases of breast cancer are successfully treated.However, the Susan G. Komen organization reports breast cancer survival rates vary depending on the stage of the disease at the time of diagnosis.

Few citizens, candidates show up for forum

If voter turnout in the upcoming General Election in Gray mirrors the attendance at a meet-the-candidates forum last week, poll workers will have a lot of idle time on their hands Nov. 4.The problem is, while basically no disinterested party showed up at Butler Hall Sept.

Read Thru the Bible event starts Saturday

A dedicated group of Christians is starting their biggest event of the year Saturday, reading through the entire Bible.The “Read Thru the Bible” event is scheduled to take place Oct. 11-18, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the gazebo at Carol’s Park and everyone is invited to participate.