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education

Americus native graduates from U.S. Naval Academy

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Matthew Ledger of Americus successfully completed four years of challenging academic, physical, and professional military ... Read more

business

Café Campesino celebrates 20 years in Americus

AMERICUS — Fair trade, organic coffee company, Cafe Campesino celebrates 20 years in business Friday and Saturday, and ... Read more

Local News

Town crier: Oct. 3, 2018

Americus Cowpoke Carnival: The Americus Junior Service League hosts the 26th annual Cowpoke Carnival from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ... Read more

Opinion

Dick Yarbrough: Georgia’s National Guard members are true heroes

You want to talk about heroes? They are not a bunch of irrelevant, overpaid, knee jerk, professional athletes ... Read more

Local News

Your take: Oct. 3, 2018.2

In a recent called meeting, the Southland Academy Junior Beta Club members elected officers. They are President, Tanner ... Read more

education

Your take: Oct. 3, 2018.1

Cindy Hollomon’s fourth-grade class at Schley County Elementary Schools wrote and published ‘Color Poems.’ The students discussed sensory ... Read more

Local News

Area Beat: Oct. 3, 2018

Americus Fire & Emergency Services • Firefighters responded to 47 calls for medical assistance. • Firefighters responded to ... Read more

clubs/organizations

Cowpoke Cuties ready for Saturday

How adorable are these cowpoke cuties? Don’t forget Cowpoke is only a week away! The Americus Junior Service ... Read more

education

Local native honored with highest U.S. award for teachers, mentors in STEM

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), with the National Science Foundation ... Read more

business

Bras for a Cause is Friday

AMERICUS — This year Allie’s Boutique & More ‘s fundraiser for the fight against breast cancer will be ... Read more

Local News

Neal Weaver to be formally inaugurated as Georgia Southwestern’s 11th president

AMERICUS — Georgia Southwestern State University (GSW) will inaugurate Neal R. Weaver, Ph.D., as its 11th president in ... Read more

Local News

Taxpayers give $3.5 M-plus to help Phoebe patients in rural SW Ga.

ALBANY — Georgia taxpayers earned nearly $3.5 million in tax credits by donating to Phoebe Worth Medical Center ... Read more

Local News

First Friday Americus hosts classic movie theme

AMERICUS — On Friday, Oct. 5 Americus will hold its monthly “First Friday” downtown-wide open house. The theme ... Read more

Local News

You will hear music Thursday night

AMERICUS — To the residents who live in the vicinity of Georgia Southwestern State University, the SurgeFest Music Festival will ... Read more

Obituaries

James R. Salter: Sept. 29, 2018

AMERICUS — James Raford Salter, age 80, of Americus, died Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. A native of Cordele, ... Read more

Opinion

Phil Hardy: Brown Thrasher — state bird

The year 2018, “is to be celebrated as the Year of the Bird” declares the Cornell Lab of ... Read more

agriculture

Local 4-Her grows HUMONGOUS watermelon

Sumter County 4-H’er, John Ayden Gorton, grew the largest watermelon for the Georgia 4-H’s 2018 Watermelon Growing Contest. ... Read more

Opinion

Carey Wooten: Fabulous avocado appetizer — simple yet elegant

My favorite cookbook is Louise Dodd’s Eating from the White House to the Jailhouse. Ms. Dodd was born ... Read more

education

GSW School of Business Beta Gamma Sigma chapter recognized as Honors Chapter

From Staff Reports AMERICUS — The Beta Gamma Sigma Board of Governors recently notified Georgia Southwestern State University ... Read more

Opinion

Keith Wishum: Not mine!

Snatching a toy, the two-year old screamed, “Mine!” Nearby adults chuckled. They had heard this before and knew ... Read more

Local News

Church briefs: Sept. 29, 2018

AMERICUS Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church The first Lay Day Worship Services is at 3 p.m. Sept. 30 featuring ... Read more

business

Service with a smile: Reggie Mann

You know it’s going to be a great day when Reggie Mann greets you at the drive-thru window ... Read more

education

Your take: Sept. 29, 2018

Sumter County Primary School celebrated Grandparents’ Week Sept. 10-14 with a luncheon for each grade and grandparents. The ... Read more

Opinion

Stick Miller: Aging disgracefully

As I approach the second year of my eighth decade (for you Auburn graduates, that means I’m turning ... Read more

Opinion

Sonny Pinckard: Sept. 29, 2018

Harvest of Hope still needs volunteers I think that probably the most difficult decision I have to make ... Read more

education

Local student earns spot on Summer 2018 Dean’s List at VSU

VALDOSTA — Amanda Sumner of Plains has earned a spot on the Summer 2018 Dean’s List at Valdosta ... Read more

Local News

Leila S. Case: Children steal the show every time

When it comes to newspaper deadlines, you either meet them or the person on the copy desk leaves ... Read more

Local News

Nancy M. Young: Sept. 29, 2018

Schley Health board holds quarterly meeting The Schley County Health Board held its quarterly meeting Sept. 19 in ... Read more