Second Hearing Scheduled for Talbot Board of Education Budget
The Talbot County Board of Education will hold the second public hearing to discuss the FY 27 tentative budget.
John Kuykendall's Latest Articles
Public Hearings Set for Millage Rate
The Talbot County Board of Commissioners have scheduled three public hearings for the board’s proposed millage rate. Both public hearings will be held at the Commissioner’s Office located at 35 West Madison Street in Talbotton.
Those Bizarre, Unbelievable True News Stories
Having been a newsperson for years, it’s hard to shock me easily. Sometimes, however, there are some funny news stories to be shared that can put a smile on your face and here are a few I hope you can enjoy.
Board of Education Schedules Hearings on Tentative Budget
The Talbot County Board of Education has scheduled two public hearings to discuss the FY 27 tentative budget.
Commissioners Change Mind on Brooks as County Administrator
The search for a County Administrator for Harris County is underway again, according to the county website and County Commission Chairman Susan Andrews.
Sometimes I Just Want to Forget What I Know
Have you ever had one of those days when you just wanted to forget everything you ever knew about something? There are times that I would like to be able to and recently it was about computers. Now I don’t know a great deal about computers, but what I do know was self learned because, having to work on a computer every day you are going to have problems and you can’t wait for a tech or spend money every time some little something goes wrong.
Flint Riverkeeper Announces IntentTo Sue Atlanta and Hartsfield-Jackson
Flint Riverkeeper has put the City of Atlanta on notice it will sue if the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport continues to pollute the Flint River. The Southern Environmental Law Center is one of the nation’s most powerful defenders of the environment, rooted in the South.
Luthersville Responds to Sheriff’s Letter
The newspaper contacted the City of Luthersville about the decision to end its contact with the Meriwether County Sheriff’s Office. Below is the response received from the newspaper from the city attorney.
God, Family and Others Made Me Who I Am
Let start by saying, as I write this, I’ve been battling some health issues but it has not caused me to slow down or change my day-to-day life in any way. I can thank my Granny, a Coach and God for being able to do that. Here’s a little background. I’m writing this after an incident that occurred last week.
Sheriff’s Office Contract With City of Luthersville Terminated
Meriwether County Sheriff Chuck Smith has announced the long standing contract between the Sheriff’s Office and the City of Luthersville has been terminated. In a letter to the citizens and merchants of Luthersville Sheriff Smith explained what has occurred.