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Treevana Powered by Sanctuary staff and the Milledgeville-Baldwin Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon Sept. 9 to officially open the first medical cannabis facility in Milledgeville. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff

Treevana Powered by Sanctuary staff and the Milledgeville-Baldwin Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon Sept. 9 to officially open the first medical cannabis facility in Milledgeville. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff

New medical cannabis facility opens in Baldwin County

Treevana Powered by Sanctuary opened its doors Sept. 9 at 3015 Heritage Place NE, located beside the former roller-skating rink in Baldwin County.Treevana is a state-licensed medical cannabis facility that aims to educate on and make low-THC products more accessible for patients across Georgia.
Jones County Interim School Superintendent Clinton Burston receives his board member oath from Jacquiline Mitchell with the North Central Health District. DEBBIE LURIE-SMITH/Staff

Jones County Interim School Superintendent Clinton Burston receives his board member oath from Jacquiline Mitchell with the North Central Health District. DEBBIE LURIE-SMITH/Staff

New director, board member join Board of Health

debbie@jcnews.comThe Jones County Board of Health welcomed a new district health director and board member at its September quarterly meeting, while also wishing its retiring nurse manager well.The Sept. 3 meeting began with a welcome by Chairman Ed Barbee.
2026 gubernatorial primaries a toss-up

2026 gubernatorial primaries a toss-up

2026 gubernatorial primaries a toss-up

Before I tell you what I am about to tell you, I need to tell you this: Back in 2001, as incumbent Democratic Gov. Roy Barnes was gearing up for a second term, a know-it-all columnist wrote, “I hear people say Roy Barnes will have a tough reelection. Forget it.
The light of wisdom

The light of wisdom

The light of wisdom

By the time I was 21, my good parents had taught me much of what they knew. And, that was a lot.Some of it had been hard learned in the mountains, some came from town life and some was just born in them.

Real Life

“Now the LORD had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish three days and three nights“--Jonah 1:17 God called Jonah to follow Him. Jonah didn’t want to, so he ran from God.

College Achievements

The following local students earned Faculty Honors for Spring 2025: Reagan Hicks of Gray, Austin Hutchison of Gray and Evan McGalliard of Gray.The following local students made Dean’s List for Spring 2025: Wilson Bridges of Macon, Barrett Moody of Macon and Lauren Rutherford of Haddock.
Billy Horne

Billy Horne

Horne hopes to bring business acumen to council

Memories of being a 10-year-old riding his bicycle to the store in downtown Gray was a catalyst for one candidate running for city council.Billy Horne qualified last month to run for the city’s District 4 council seat.