April 19, 2006 / Other News

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Rotary literacy project

Blakely Rotary Club president Ben Houston, left, and Literacy chairperson June Merritt present a $1,000 check to Camp E-Tu-Nake director Lou Barrington. The money will be used to enhance the camp's library. More...

Cats suffer one more loss from Bulldogs

The Bobcats faced the Marianna Bulldogs April 13 in a home game that added one more to their loss column. More...

Fort Gaines suffers loss

Local authorities suspect foul play in connection with a fire that destroyed the Dollar General store in Fort Gaines early Monday morning. Police noticed the store was on fire about 4 a.m. More...

I'm gonna get it!

During last Sunday's annual Kolomoki Mounds Easter Egg Hunt, Taylor Bruner would spy one particular egg and go after it, passing by countless others. She is the daughter of Matt and Leigh Bruner of Blakely. More...

When to water!

With the spring season coming to full bloom with a shortage of rainfall, Blakely residents are reminded that the following outdoor watering restrictions are still in effect. More...

Blakely Senior Center

310 Meadowbrook Drive Daily Events April 24 - Rhythm band practice 10:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Lunch: Swiss steak, dried pinto beans, collard greens, corn muffin, chocolate pudding. More...

Early County Cats add win over Eagles

A shot to third and a throwing error landed leadoff hitter Dionis Bryant on base to start Early's face off with the Mitchell-Baker Eagles at home April 14. More...

SGA Warrior baseball team makes state playoffs

By Paul Bridges Sportswriter

The SGA Warrior baseball team traveled to Thomasville to play the Brookwood Warriors April 11 in a GISA region 3AA game. More...

Troops receive message from home!

In the background you can see the banner that truly lifted the spirits of soldiers far from home. More...

State Board Member Peggy Nielson to hold Georgia education meeting in Second Congressional District

Are you interested in learning more about public education in Georgia? Do you have suggestions that may help Georgia lead the nation in improving student achievement? More...