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Jake and Max Sealy had a great fishing trip Sunday morning in a secret spot. Jake's fish weighed 6 lbs. and Max's weighed 3.4 lbs. More ... Lt. Eddy Burdette and Sgt. Glynn Floyd of the City of Blakely Fire Department have successfully completed the National Standardized Child Passenger Safety Training Program to become certified technicians. As technicians, they will be able to assist and train individuals in the proper installation of a child safety seat. More ... Gov. Sonny Perdue introduced a constitutional amendment to establish the Citizens Redistricting Commission, an independent redistricting commission that would help ensure fairly drawn districts and improve public faith in the elective process. The amendment is being sponsored by Sen. Ronnie Chance, one of the governor's floor leaders in the Senate. More ... Saturday, March 24 IN THE PARKING LOT OF GRIST OIL CO. ON THE SQUARE The Methodist Men of Blakely First United Methodist Church will sponsor a colossal bake sale. The sale will begin promptly at 8 a.m. All proceeds from the sale will go to Relay for Life to help in the fight against cancer. All baked boods will be delicious and homemade. More ... All year thousands of Georgia college students count on spring break to be one of the year's highlights: a much-needed get-away from their sometimes grueling, stressful academic life, a time to explore a new destination, relax and have fun with their friends. More ... Brent Alderman, of the Early County Sheriff's Department, visited the children at First Baptist Weekday Education. He taught them about safety, what policemen do, and most importantly, that police officers are friends. Above, seated left to right, are Haley Cobb, Aaron Cleveland, Rylan O'Hearn, Zack Alderman, Lillie McLendon, Keaton Tiner, Payton Amerson, and Morgan Bridges; standing, left to right, Grace Houston, Amelia Harrell, Meg Houston, Rand McDonald, Chance Mock, Emma Spivey, Hannah Williams and Officer Brent Alderman. Not pictured are Jacob English, Kate McGill Hattaway and Jordan Ingle. First Baptist Weekday Education is now accepting applications for enrollment for the 2007-2008 school year. More ... Columbia Historical Society's fourth annual Walk in History will be presented March 17 and 18. Highlighted will be some of the most prominent and loved Columbia citizens. Attendees will hear of Urbane Bradley Oglesby, a professor at Columbia Institute and The Academy. Professor Oglesby touched many lives with his history in Columbia. More ... Daily Events March 5 - Rhythm band practice 10:30-11:30. Lunch: Ham, dry lima beans, spicy cold beets, steamed cabbage, wheat roll, orange. March 6 - Physical fitness - 10:15 a.m. - 11 a.m. Fire Dept. Heater Safety - 11 a.m. Lunch: Spaghetti and meatballs, Mexicorn, tossed salad, garlic bread, hot spiced apples. More ... |
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