Central Elementary-High School (CEHS) will hold graduation ceremonies for the 2026 graduates on Friday, May 22, according to Superintendent Jonathan Taylor.
This year 26 students will participate in the commencement exercises.
When the election polls open on Tuesday for the May 19 Primary and Nonpartisan General Election, most of the local interest will focus on some local races.
Working as a reporter over the years I’ve had to write about some pretty mean and cruel people but in today’s society it seems people just get more cruel with time. I’m writing this column on Tuesday, May 5 and that information will become pertinate to this column once you read it.
Working as a reporter over the years I’ve had to write about some pretty mean and cruel people but in today’s society it seems people just get more cruel with time. I’m writing this column on Tuesday, May 5 and that information will become pertinate to this column once you read it.
Working as a reporter over the years I’ve had to write about some pretty mean and cruel people but in today’s society it seems people just get more cruel with time. I’m writing this column on Tuesday, May 5 and that information will become pertinate to this column once you read it.
Talbot County Sheriff Bobby Gates, Jr. and the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office has announced it will sponsor a fishing event for senior citizens.
Sheriff Gates invites senior citizens to the 2026 Senior Citizen Fishing Rodeo that will be held at the facility formally known as the Youth Center (now Heritage Park) and is located at 170 Park Street in Talbotton, GA.
On April 27 the Director of the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) announced that Georgia is in a Level 1 Drought Response. Simply put, it is a warning about current dry conditions and potential water shortages in the future.
EPD is urging residents and businesses to be more mindful of water consumption and recommend taking certain precautions.
On April 27 the Director of the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) announced that Georgia is in a Level 1 Drought Response. Simply put, it is a warning about current dry conditions and potential water shortages in the future.
EPD is urging residents and businesses to be more mindful of water consumption and recommend taking certain precautions.
On April 27 the Director of the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) announced that Georgia is in a Level 1 Drought Response. Simply put, it is a warning about current dry conditions and potential water shortages in the future.
EPD is urging residents and businesses to be more mindful of water consumption and recommend taking certain precautions.