Americus, GA News

• Americus, GA News
• Schley high school senior creates cool ride
• New visitor center draws to downtown
• Guardian angels
• Health inspections: May 20, 2012
• SGTC’s Cara Harrell honored as finalist for the 2012 TCSG Instructor of the Year
• Bundle of joy
• Fire at Star Racing
• Temporary exhibit opens at Andersonville National Historic Site
• Local student recognized nationally
• Jury duty
• Something Old & Something New
• Local church group makes aid trip to Haiti
• Sumter Cycling sponsors Bike to Work Day
• Commissioner indicted 3 counts
• Nearly Famous Ellaville Fun Run 2012 a success
• 4 longtime GSW employees retire, nearly a century of service between them
• Charlotte's Web
• Camp Sumter to mark 1st anniversary with three-day event, May 18-20
• Mayor of Americus proclaims Drinking Water Week
• SGTC culinary arts advisory committee meets
• Senior Picnic Tuesday
• Six Flag Tickets
• Power of prayer
• GSW commencement speaker to graduates: Enjoy the ride
• Windsor Hotel welcomes new chef
• Edward Jones adds financial advisor
• Club Notes: Early Bloomers Garden Club/April
• Footloose -n- Fancy Feet
• Keep America Beautiful comes to Americus again
• Star Racing’s MonStar head approved for European competition
• GBI office investigates complaint against police officer
• Webster world history class writes, performs skits
• Schley CLC receives recognition from TCSG State Board
• Community involvement thrives at Sumter Elementary
• Heart Trouble
• GSP Post 10 headquarters dedicated on Friday
• Variety of arts highlighted at Arts in the Park
• Georgia public college tuition increase lowest in decade
• Creed’s suffering ends
• Arts at the Park gets new location; Americus Center Arts unveiled
• DeSoto man drowns at Blue Hole
• 2012 Plains Car Show is one of biggest yet
• BOE fires superintendent in 6-3 vote
• SGTC graduates, co-op students take advantage of Ride Share program from Robins Air Force Base
• The ‘early bunny’ gets the egg(s)
• Bullying prevention on school buses shared with Sumter County Schools’ drivers
• ed Eschmann joins SGTC as welding and joining technology instructor
• Americus-Sumter High South Campus hosts Science Fair
• GSW’s Randall among top first-year advocates in nation
• GSW partners to produce 2012 Georgia Movie Academy Awards Ceremony
• BOE member files discrimination law suit against GDPS
• Superintendent’s challenge for attendance improvement is met
• BOE meets today
• Richard III
• BOC and Board of Elections to hold called meeting tonight
• Commissioner of Georgia Department of Community Affairs coming to Americus
• Americus Kiwanis hears program on Cumberland Island
• Sumter’s protocol commended by state legislature
• City changes meeting decorum ordinance
• Bee swarm takes up residence in neighborhood
• SACS on-site investigation of BOE April 9-11
• Ty Kinslow returning to Southland as headmaster
• Drinkin', Singin', Swingin'
• SOWEGA CASA receives state recognition
• Suspect in custody in Montezuma death
• Georgia Chopsticks owner under investigation
• AMC completes topography fieldwork
• BOE to appear before grand jury Thursday
• Humorist-author to speak at SGTC’s Bell Convocation
• Hiring of local attorney denied by BOE, 5-4
• Jimmy Carter National Historic Site = visitors, money, jobs for local economy
• Park Day set for March 31
• Decorated vet to speak at Sportsman’s Banquet
• GSW’s Iordanova earns prestigious chemistry award at Sanibel Symposium
• Police: Son stabs mother in domestic dispute
• Webster Honor Roll
• Chicago
• John Watford named vice president for Academic Affairs at SGTC
• Phoebe Sumter welcomes Superintendent Cabinet
• City customers making good use of new service center
• Americus resident to be honored at ABAC
• Former POW to keynote annual Steak & Stake
• Rebecca Costa entertains audience with insight at 2012 Griffin Bell Lecture
• Cordele Intermodal Services growing slowly, but steadily
• Americus Police set up crime tip line
• Health inspections:February 26, 2012
• Sumter Grand Jury: February 26, 2012
• Traverse Jury: February 26, 2012
• BOE member responds to newspaper
• Standing together
• Breaking bread
• 2 Presidents meet in Plains
• City Council ‘undoes’ last week’s trash vote
• Analysis: Ga. scholarship program has narrow reach
• Farm Credit Scholarship deadline is March 1
• SGTC hosts appreciation/COC celebration
• Missoula Children's Theatre
• City moves forward with new department
• SACS requests school Board response to complaints and allegations
• BOE hears from more citizens
• How sweet it is!
• Southland honor roll
• SGTC practical nursing advisory committee meets
• Sumter Gymnastics bring home first places
• Healthy Living Leader
• Jimmy Carter National Historic Site presents Theodore Roosevelt
• Times-Recorder has new sports editor
• Academic Achievement List
• Area residents make Dean's List at GSW
• SGTC announces GOAL semi-finalists at luncheon
• Montezuma Police chief to speak at Law Enforcement Academy graduation
• First Sumter Ferst Gala planned for V-Day
• 2nd nine weeks Honors Day
• SGTC’s Jones presents at SACS-COC meeting
• SGTC computer information systems advisory committee meets
• Raider wrestling team: Region champs
• Camellia Show Tuesday sponsored by local garden clubs
• Montezuma Police make drug arrest
• Concerned citizens group meets Monday
• Carousel
• F1 tornado touches down in Macon County
• New tennis complex dedicated
• ‘Lord opens door’ to local faith clinic
• Fuller Center volunteers tailgate at SGTC basketball games
• SGTC Law Enforcement Academy advisory committee meets
• Police officer struck by lightning
• BOE reverses itself; goes against state law
• Artists uses different brush at center
• Citizens express school board, Highway 19 concerns to BOC
• City session should be brief
• How does your garden grow?
• Redistricting revisited
• BOE votes to ‘rescind’ state law
• New tennis complex to open
• GBI probing mysterious death of Smithville woman
• Lorena Sabbs’ message positive
• Sherrod: ‘We’ and ‘us’ became ‘me’ and ‘mine’
• Hooks, Cheokas react to Sumter BOE’s indecision
• Southland Academy Honor Roll 1st Semester
• SGTC GOAL screening committee announced
• ISS holds open house, anniversary celebration
• Facilities plan rolled out for school board
• BOE flip-flops on board reduction
• Arrests made in prison probe
• Martin L. King commemorative events planned for Monday
• Woman’s Literary Club employs theme from classic Dickens book
• Local podiatrist appointed to State Board of Examiners
• SGTC business programs advisory committee meets
• GSW hosts annual King Convocation
• Register retires from SGTC
• Montezuma Police make arrests in burglaries
• Gerbino: Training illegitimate
• GSW School of Nursing creates Guaranteed Acceptance Program for top high school students
• DMA changes name to Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals
• ‘The need is great’
• Beautiful weekend on tap
• January Beach Party
• Community leaders eye a new year, new opportunities
• 2011 did it BIG
• Free tow available for safety
• President Carter donates original painting to Phoebe Sumter Medical Center
• SGTC aviation students visit Maule Air Inc.
• Americus High Singers had 2 holiday performances at Rylander Theatre
• Cherokee Elementary School’s Christmas thoughts
• Bring one for the chpper!
• Happy New Year
• Santa recovering from Christmas Eve flight
• Phoebe Sumter accepts first ambulance patient delivery
• Anonymous benefactor never forgot early kindnesses
• Operation: Military Kids reaches Sumter, Lee counties
• Zeta Phi Beta Sorority members attend Regional Conference
• Lewis named SGTC Student of Excellence for November
• Roberts graduates superintendent professional development program
• Robinson-Scott brings vast experience to Sarah Cobb
• ‘Jolly Jingle Jam’ shares student talents at Sumter Primary
• Know the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease before heading home for holidays
• Happy Holidays
• Webster students write
• Visions holds celebration
• Americus innkeeper named 2011 Betty Crocker Baker’s Challenge finalist
• Welcome PetCareRx
• SGTC campuses closed Dec. 26-Jan. 2
• Innovative Senior Solutions partners with SIFE, Sumter Elementary to collect canned foods for SAMA
• Sumter Middle students raise money for St. Jude’s
• Spring weather continues
• The COCONUTCRACKER
• Jolly Jingle Jam is today
• Humane Society Food Drive
• Gary Kline wins GSW Excellence & Commitment to Teaching Award
• Celebrate Christmas in Sydney’s Dollhouse at Montezuma Depot
• Americus Motorsports Complex has FAA approval
• Fatal crash victim ID; investigation continues
• Mygrant named SGTC Student of Excellence for Crisp County Center
• Kim Brown elected to GFB board of directors
• Sarah Cobb Elementary leads in attendance
• CIS runs inaugural train
• Times-Recorder honored for education coverage
• GSW commencement marks completion of educational journey 
• At long last!
• Hundreds of shoe boxes in Americus bound for hurting kids in 100 countries
• Southland seniors choose favorites
• Holly Jolly Christmas
• New police chief clamping down on animal problems
• Americus residents receive Gartland Awards
• City proposing millage increase for 2012
• Pedestrian death investigation continues; funeral service announced
• Chili Cook-off to benefit Kimi’s Blessings
• Hoffman named to SGTC Financial Aid specialist position
• Poems help in math
• Webster rocks!
• Sumter 4-H’ers take1st place
• ASHS Band Fall Concert
• SGTC named finalist for Georgia’s Technical College of the Year award
• Business begins hiring
• GPC president to keynote GSW Commencement Dec. 10
• SGTC Caterpillar students weld heavy equipment replicas
• Agrium endows 2nd scholarship at SGTC
• Sugar scented memories
• Christmas parade tonight kicks off holiday season
• Singers Fall Showcase
• Fuller Center night planned at SGTC
• ASHS Concert Choir
• Fuller Center expands reach with new covenant partner in Honduras
• Enjoy old fashioned Christmas Jubilee Celebration in Montezuma
• What color is God's skin?
• Americus PD joins website, national crime map
• Thanksgiving celebrated at Sumter Elementary
• New children’s book inspired by annual gift to Habitat
• Black Friday looks good locally
• Candlelight tour of Carter Boyhood Home scheduled
• Honor veterans with Wreaths Across America
• Americus-Sumter High Ag students accepted to Tulsa School of Welding
• 20th annual Holiday Hospitality comes to Americus
• Grand jury list
• Phoebe Sumter Hospice raises awareness 
• Magnolia Manor residents thankful
• National Family Caregiver Month designation helps Rosalynn Carter Institute Alzheimer’s awareness
• November: National Home Health Month
• Imerys gets ‘foot in door’ with C-E Minerals’ Plant 5
• Extra safety cautioned for Thanksgiving holiday travel weekend period
• River Valley Regional Commission adopts tax resolution
• New human resources group formed
• Winn-Dixie asks guests to ‘Give a Meal’ this holiday season
• Chief Public Defender Sam Merritt speaks to SGTC criminal justice classes
• National POW Museum to host author John Siegfried
• Blithe Spirit
• Early Bloomers Garden Club helps Sumter Humane Society spruce up for winter
• Locals get taste of drag racing
• City revokes Skyline’s alcohol license
• Santa Claus, reindeer coming to downtown Americus
• ATR tapped for GSBA Beacon Award
• Park hosts annual veterans’ salute
• Monument rededicated on Veterans Day
• City to consider revoking Skyline’s alcohol license
• SGTC receives $250,000 grant from U.S. Department of Education
• Welcome to 100 Learning Lane
• Jury duty: Nov. 14, 2011
• Are you a farmer who would like to help grow Sumter County 4-H?
• A Christmas Carol
• President Jimmy Carter reads to children before train ride with Thomas Tank
• Get appetite ready for Chicken Pie Festival
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Cochran man dies in Marion wreck
• Sumter Elementary celebrates food service
• SGTC barbering, cosmetology advisory committee meets
• Local clothier wants to even playing field
• Agrium marks plant’s 100 years
• 5 years, 5 record-breaking enrollments at GSW
• Bob Ingle named manager of GDOL’s career center in Americus
• Americus High Class of ‘91 has 20th reunion
• Ryan Pate enjoys creative arts at Perry Wellness Center
• Mercer named South Georgia Technical College Student of Excellence, September
• GSW launches new online alumni directory and fundraising solution
• Happy Birthday Agrium!
• One Act Competition
• Interim Police Chief asks Council for patrol cars
• Americus District 2 race has three candidates
• Over 500 walk 8th Annual Phoebe Sumter Breast Cancer Awareness event
• Local teen has heart, discipline for sport
• Sumter Humane Society not closing, but dealing with giardia
• Webster County Schools ‘building’ on background
• SCES students enjoy Career Day
• Ellaville voters to decide 2 races for City Council
• 2 contested races in City of Americus
• GDOL to establish regional coordinator positions throughout state
• Convenience store busted
• Georgia Chopsticks seeking $700,000 in loans, grant
• Montezuma earns Award of Excellence
• Rosalynn Carter presents caregiver awards at gala
• Train strikes Impala
• Georgia Traveler stops in Americus, Lumpkin
• 200 children in Schley County receive free car seats
• State Senator speaker at FVSU Alumni Scholarship Luncheon
• Phoebe Sumter joins the nation in observance of ER Nurses Week
• Staley holds 25 Book/ Million Word Campaign
• Staley faculty meeting celebrates staff cooperation
• Scholarship recipients say ‘thank you’
• Annual Cowpoke Carnival draws crowds of lil’ dudes, dudettes
• Artisan rum distillery selects Richland
• Jameson Inn named for Top Service Hotel in Americus
• Jimmy Carter National Historic Site to host ‘La Fiesta En El Parque’
• Curves of Americus waives fee for new members during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Woodmen of the World dedicate new flagpole, flag at Sumter County Schools board offices
• Hundreds attend Taste of Sumter
• History revisited
• Delta Sigma Theta serves community
• Retired educator remembered
• Cow Camp Chuck Wagon visits Webster County Schools
• Sumter County 4-H celebrates National 4-H Week today-10/9
• Don't forget concert this evening
• Star Racing recognized as Small Manufacturer nominee
• SGTC’s police chief attends Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police 2011 training conference
• Tystanic becomes 34th Teacher Appreciation Partner with Sumter Schools
• Thomas, Perry partner for increased awareness of mental health issues
• Hitchcock Film Festival
• Loper wins award, makes donation to SIFE
• Sumter Historic Trust to host speaker event
• Woman shares story of husband’s pioneering in dialysis project
• Take a bite of fall
• Deriso Pool has open house today
• Activity high at Rylander Theatre
• Beauty of the beast
• New era for an old tradition
• List of richest people in America released
• More than 500 men attend Phoebe Sumter's 3rd Annual Men's Health Fair
• Plains Peanut Fest this weekend
• Renowned pianist to honor Carter
• Intermodal port reaping benefits
• Fussell named administrator, Magnolia Manor Nursing Center
• Coat/blanket drive to be Oct. 1-31
• Provider of the Year salutes Stuart Perry’s longtime advocacy
• Phoebe Sumter’s Larry Jackson speaks to SGTC culinary arts classes
• State awards designation to Montezuma
• Former POWs relate their stories
• We will not forget
• Interim police chief rolls out plans
• Commercial Bank names Ty Turner as president/CEO
• Rolling Thunder kicks off weekend of events
• Denim & Divas: A Casual Evening with the Atlanta Opera
• Countdown begins
• Area students participate in 9-11 remembrance
• City Council authorizes SB&T purchase
• GSW awarded Military Friendly School title from G.I. Jobs
• South Georgia newspapers available online
• Dollar General Literacy Foundation awards grant to local Boys & Clubs Club
• Johnson & Johnson awards RCI with grant to support families of returning soldiers
• Mohammed "Mo" Amer
• 3 police officers arrested on felony burglary charge
• Career Fair planned for new business relocating to Americus
• Some labor on Labor Day
• Local veteran looks back
• Speaker announced for National POW/MIA Recognition Day
• Georgia Family Connection celebrates 20 years of success
• Marion County High School students excel at FCCLA gathering
• Music, fine arts education intensify in Sumter Schools
• 1 injured, 2 cited in wreck
• Faithful ‘shepherd’ to leave fold to others
• 3 still hospitalized in boating accident
• Petition started to save Andersonville Post Office
• Myers retires from S. Ga. Technical College
• SGTC, MAGE SOLAR to present free session Wednesday
• 2 charged in barbershop burglary
• Armed robbery suspect taken into custody
• Crimes of the Heart
• Back to School for Americus - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Interim Police Chief Mark Gerbino
• Retired florist still enjoys people
• Fun translates
• Mediacom van stolen
• 2011 POW Research Grant Program announced
• Sumter Superior Court jury duty: Aug. 21, 2011
• Miracle’s recovery is, well, miraculous
• Health inspections/Macon: August 21, 2011
• Health inspections/Sumter: August 21, 2011
• Sumter County Grand Jury: August 21, 2011
• Are you being served?
• Theater Authority chooses new slate, again
• Red Cross hopes to make gains on blood supply shortage
• Suspects arrested
• Beaver brings experience, culinary talents to Perry Wellness Center
• Students enjoy intermediate Spanish at Sumter Middle
• Brooks descendants hold family reunion
• City Council briefed on acquisition of SB&T building
• 'I CARE' founder mentors at 4 Sumter County schools
• Museum delights visitors
• City of Americus to propose millage reduction
• Webster County Schools make AYP
• Montezuma Touchless Car Wash retooled 
• City attends important local electric power meeting
• 1st of 2 public hearings held on redistrict plan
• New principal starts at Sumter Primary School
• Sumter School Board hears update on South Campus
• 3 hit by vehicle; 2 jailed
• Sumter Countian among UGA scholarship awards
• Alice Alexander does her job at Cherokee Elementary
• 10th anniversary of 9-11 to be observed at Rylander Theatre
• SGTC SkillsUSA brings home 1 gold, 5 silver medals from national competition
• Gas prices drop for Winn-Dixie shoppers with fuelperks! ® rewards program
• GSW student completes internship at Rylander Theatre
• Local student chosen for leadership forum
• Full(er) circle
• Jan Hobgood named assistant VP for Adult Education
• New Horizons Habitat for Humanity dedicates home to Bradley family
• Native returns, joins uncle’s medical practice
• Renowned family band to perform in Americus
• Green grow the cows ....
• Sumter Elementary solicits dress code apparel for Clothes Closet
• Southland cheerleaders bring home trophies
• Discount card to help alleviate high costs
• Family tradition of customer service passes on to next generation
• Youth group visits Rudy’s Happy Patch
• Phoebe Sumter progress moving ahead
• Miller resigns as GSW Foundation executive director
• Chief investigator Calvin Mansfield attends GACP 2011 annual Summer Training Conference
• Windham named SGTC Student of the Month for July
• USDA officials visit SGTC to learn more about solar energy
• Nothing this good comes the easy way
• Hot-n-sweet
• Sumter considers redistricting
• Strong storm causes power outages in Sumter, Schley
• Schley County Schools re-open Aug. 5
• Welcome back celebration shares ‘A New Beginning’ in Sumter Schools
• ATR launches E-Edition
• ATR School Supply Drive going strong
• Sumter County 4-H Masters return from Atlanta
• El Jalapeno restaurant welcomes new teachers with gift certificates
• President Carter congratulates people of Ghana for halting Guinea worm disease transmission
• 2011 Volunteer Reception
• Local native in movie being filmed Atlanta
• Sumter chief magistrate judge receives high honor
• Local officials briefed on transportation reinvestment act
• City buys former SB&T site on Forsyth
• Seeking input for Sept. 11 section
• Spanish now at Staley Middle
• Plane’s emergency landing results in minor injuries
• Local dad unleashes imagination with novel
• SGTC sets new all-time enrollment record
• Savor the flavor of Summer
• Make a joyful noise
• Super teen
• Phoebe Sumter board counting down days until opening
• GBA elects, installs officers, 6 new directors to its board
• Forsyth Street Subway becomes Teacher Appreciation Partner
• St. Jude Dream Home® open to public
• Leisa Cross promoted in American Red Cross organization
• Belk manager enjoys this community, customers
• Technological twist on a country tradition
• City Council hears report on Police Department Study
• Oldest Negro League baseball player to speak at Jimmy Carter NHS
• Smithville Chicken Pie Festival committee readies for annual event
• Benefit/gala to recall local civil rights movement
• Local registered sex offender arrested again
• Registration underway for SGTC Law Enforcement Academy class
• SGTC PBL wins national leadership awards
• New Growth
• St. Mary’s Catholic Church has new priest
• Tot Shop morphs to ZebraLilly
• Area thunderstorms cause hazards in county
• A few slots are still available for theater camp at historic Rylander
• Bishop wins SGTC’s student e-mail contest
• Local youth make jump to healthier lifestyle
• Sumter student studies at Carnegie Mellon this summer
• ‘Kisses’ lead to 70 years of matrimony
• Interactive, comedic puppet troupe coming to Rylander
• Sumter County residents invited to learn about Middle East
• Troopers out in force this holiday weekend
• Boys & Girls Club of Sumter County challenged NFL style
• Summer ASTEP active at Sumter Elementary
• Citifinancial changes name to OneMain Financial
• Z Puppets Rosenschnoz
• Junior Service League joins ‘Ferst 100’
• SGTC welding, joining technology is family affair for local graduates
• ‘Parallel journeys’ intersect
• SGTC hosts retirement reception for Robbie S. Latimore
• SGTC holds GED graduation
• Tracy Ector graduates GAED
• Caterpillar dealers host graduation dinner for CAT students
• SGTC marketing management students put out signs in 6 counties
• The art of gardening
• ATR wins state awards
• HUD announces ‘sweat equity’ grants
• Come celebrate Independence Day with the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site
• Late-night storm leaves some folks in the dark
• SGTC Crisp County Center PBL raises funds for March of Dimes
• It's time for Dooly Camp Meeting again
• SGTC hosts second annual Get Into Energy Camp
• Smithville DDA cuts ribbon on community building
• Man of the hour
• Courthouse in power down mode; not closed
• City of Americus tightens water restrictions
• Honesty shines at Sumter Elementary
• Da-Vi Nails — Americus’ ‘hidden’ treasure
• Local man arrested for enticing child
• Pot farmer busted in wooded area
• Latimore inducted in NTHS as honorary member
• TCSG makes statement on Regents allowing transfer of additional TCSG college credits
• Local author to speak at Friends of the Library Thursday
• Meeting of minds
• The Fuller Center dedicates repaired home in Koinonia community
• Gusts blow through Americus
• SGTC student organizations participate in March for Babies
• Star Racing, Americus Motorsports Complex project moving ahead
• Dry
• Citizens want drug task force
• BOE stalls on tentative budget
• Caroline Carroll competes in Miss Georgia Outstanding Teen Pageant
• Edmunds to compete for Miss Georgia
• La. church group repairs local houses
• ATR prepares to give away summer fun
• Sumter County Federation of Garden Clubs presents awards to students at Southland Academy’s, Sumter County Elementary School’s Honors Day
• The Secret Garden
• Local performers part of Georgia Peach Festival
• Calvary Episcopal opens thrift shop
• Bevel being ‘Courageous’
• American Red Cross eases access to emergency messaging services for military families
• Sumter Federation of Garden Clubs holds annual meeting
• Steak and Stake is Tuesday
• Local hospital authority discusses $5 million in ‘intermingled’ funds
• 2 Americus women arrested by Customs at border with 28.8 liters of meth
• Fuller Center van crashes in Idaho; 4 injured
• SGTC Foundation awards Clarke David Mayo Jr. the Crisp County High School Class of 1965 Scholarship
• PDA amends, signs agreement with STAR Racing for motorsports complex
• School board chair wants travel money
• Sumter Superior Court Clerk recognized as ‘Certified Clerk’
• Quarius Bullard named May Student of the Month at SGTC
• Gone fishin'
• Junior Ranger Day is June 11 at Boyhood Farm
• Supporters send off Americus cyclists on cross-country ride to eradicate poverty housing
• Kids can explore world through reading this summer at public library
• Letters from home
• Man who reports crime is arrested, too
• NTHS, PBL join forces for Women Build event
• Rosalynn Carter Institute receives Johnson & Johnson funding for expansion of National Caregiving Network
• Souther Field pilot, trainer visits Americus 1st time in over 60 years
• Gotta Have It
• Bill Murray elected chair of Regional Library board
• SGTC cosmetology students compete
• Christian Outreach Church participates in Summer Food Service program
• Renowned artist’s mural unveiled post-SYDC graduation
• Leslie police chief gives details on judge’s arrest
• Fundraiser scheduled to benefit local family
• SGTC students repair wings for Army Aviation Museum
• AMC golf tourney proceeds donated to Webster Schools Athletic Department
• Americus Civitan Club endows scholarship at SGTC
• Local teen publishes first book geared for Christian teen readers
• Hero Runners honor veterans in Montezuma
• Phoebe Sumter board meets
• SGTC Foundation hosts Donor Appreciation
• Malloy/Edwards Scholarships awarded
• Sumter County leaders graduate from Georgia Academy for Economic Development
• SGTC culinary arts students gain valuable experience catering Foundation Donor Dinner
• Col. (ret.) Wirz returns to National Historic Site to further research ancestor
• Lest we forget
• Plains vet shares Guard experience; remembers fallen comrades
• Fallen hero given full honor in national cemetery reburial
• 2 suspects jailed in wire theft
• International Coin event nets valuable gold piece during Americus stop
• Judge Griffin Bell posthumously receives GSW Foundation Philanthropy Award
• Local student receives national honor
• Tisha Coleman receives Smart Mouth Pizza Scholarship
• DNR: Be safe on the water
• Agencies collaborate with Sumter County to put out large fire in Plains
• Sumter Extension staff awarded for 4-H Excellence
• Coin event continues today, Saturday in Americus
• Board holds special called meeting
• Rescued puppy part of family, and school
• Local citizen to assist home-building relief in Haiti
• Intermodal port expects to begin shipping in June
• Phoebe Sumter asks community to join in support of hospital, people of Joplin, Mo.
• New industry will employ up to 150
• SGTC to host blood drive on Thursday
• Sister newspaper's town hit hard
• Bicyclists observe first Bike to Work Day in Americus
• Creed better than ever
• Brooks reflects on year of academic reform
• Historian featured speaker Sunday for annual Memorial Day Service
• Legislators pass law to protects cyclists
• Over 400 women gather at 2nd annual women’s health conference
• Smokin’ hot time in Plains
• Local man killed in domestic incident in Macon
• Sumter County Federation of Garden Clubs presents awards to students at Southland Academy’s, Sumter County Elementary School’s Honors Day
• SGTC staff to implement new academic advisement software
• Don't forget to peddle to work today
• New ag chief visits Americus
• Five public hearings make it before the City Council
• Phoebe Sumter Women’s Health Conference is Saturday
• Caravelle Powerboats first boat manufacturer to receive Made in USA Certification
• A 'thank you, Mother indeed
• SGTC nominates Austin Urethane Inc., Star Racing as Small Manufacturers of Year for Georgia
• She's back!
• Board discusses funding, possible pool-closing
• Americus Natural Gas recognized for marketing excellence
• State budget signed by governor; includes funding for Phase II of HHS Complex
• Gary Turner selected to receive the Dr. Harold Holloway Scholarship to SGTC
• Sumter County Primary School participates in Georgia Movie Academy
• Cornerstone pastor leaving after 12 years
• Theater authority holds monthly meeting
• Tribute to fallen Marine to be held at Andersonville
• SGTC, TCSG announce new Website about HOPE changes
• Class of 2011 ready for final march
• Phoebe Sumter Medical Center hosts Open House
• EchoTaps to be heard Saturday
• GSW, SGTC join efforts in campaign fourth year
• Be a hero for the American Red Cross
• City continues debate on ombudsman zoning
• Local women participate in gun safety course
• JSL kitchen tour serves up ideas, goodies
• Lenny’s Market expanding cornucopia
• Meet ‘Run for the Heroes’ at Traveler’s Rest
• GSW President addresses Kiwanis Club
• Son of Andersonville guard visits prison camp site
• Decatur County sheriff speaks at SGTC’s Sixth Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
• Landmark to reopen next week
• City of Americus committees discuss rezoning request
• SGTC to host free Energy Camp for rising 8th and 9th graders
• Area students honored in statewide design contest
• 1st Methodist to host children’s arts week
• Traverse Jury Sumter County
• 8-12 students invited to ‘Party Like a Smartie’
• Accident halts hang-glider competition
• Early Bloomers Garden Club gives Sumter County Humane Society some love
• Methodist disaster relief team to assist in tornado affected area
• Phoebe Sumter Medical Center to host 2nd Annual Women's Health Conference
• Annual Career Day at Sumter Middle School informs students
• Shiver Lumber Co. makes generous donation
• ASHS Band Concert
• Council on Aging observes Older Americans Month with annual senior picnic
• BOC joins City in pursuing funds to write redevelopment plan
• New HOPE Grant changes will affect SGTC students
• Local church to take another shipment to Alabama
• Dr. Gatewood Dudley speaks to local SCV
• Farm Credit offers scholarships for Georgia Cooperative Youth Conference
• Phoebe Sumter recognizes National Nurses Week
• Couple married in ‘Hepburn’-style wedding
• Famous people with mental illness
• SGTC Phi Beta Lambda participates in Great Americus Cleanup Day
• Plains resident ‘hooked on’ porcelain painting
• Little Brother’s grows up, moves in to new location
• City to apply for redevelopment grant
• New mom discovers ‘deeper gratitude’ for her own parents
• GSW holds graduation
• Local writer gives glimpse into life abroad
• Southwest Georgia Farm Credit announces 2011 Board election results
• Fire consumes vacant mobile home
• Weathering the storm
• Americus, Sumter County observe National Day of Prayer
• SGTC Law Enforcement Academy graduation is today
• Great Americus Cleanup is biggest ever
• Rylander Theatre to show ‘The Importance of Being Ernest’
• LEAP-Communities in Schools part of PepsiRefresh Challenge
• GSW/Kiwanis Club of Americus to hold 2011 Boy Scout Merit Badge Camp
• FUMC Hispanic Ministry going strong
• Lenny’s Market reopens for summer this weekend
• Jean Deriso retires from bookmobile after nearly 28 years
• Humane Society to offer adoptions at half price Tuesday
• Phoebe Sumter’s Larry Jackson presents in Savannah
• Tornado relief effort seeks to ‘fill the gap’
• High school art exhibit reception today
• Apology: May 5, 2011
• Americus Civitan Club donates for SGTC scholarship
• Correction: May 5, 2011
• Photo of the day: May 5, 2011
• Readers’ Digest sweepstakes ranks Montezuma 126 in U.S.
• Phoebe Sumter to host art fundraiser Friday
• ‘Helping Hands ...Touching Hearts’
• Jimmy Carter National Historic Site hosts ‘Old Time Farm Day’
• LEAP-Communities in Schools part of PepsiRefresh Challenge
• Magnolia Manor Unit 4 residents hold pre-Easter hat ‘parade’
• Local to get doctoral degree
• Ellaville woman hosts Perfect Care residents
• Let’s hear it for the ‘lunchroom ladies’!
• Locals offer help to tornado victims
• Camp Sumter to open soon
• Local twister survivor helps tornado-torn hometown Ringgold
• Osama bid Laden killed
• NHS seeks Youth Conservation Corps applicants
• Exhibit on the USS Pueblo opens at National POW Museum
• Miss Wildcat(s) crowned
• Flat Stanley Spring Jamboree held in Plains
• Georgia Supreme Court chief justice speaks at courthouse judicial dedication
• SCV holds confederate memorial service
• BOC chooses consulting firm for County administrator search
• Kiwanis members hear courthouse history
• Six readers prove their community knowledge
• Times-Recorder to host second NIE yard sale
• Party like a Smartie
• Volunteers give time to ‘cleanup’ effort
• Watch for red-eyed periodical cicadas
• East Glessner Street entrance to GSW to close May 3-4
• National news: Survivors picking up pieces from deadly twisters
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Phoebe Sumter Hospice receives $2,500 donation
• Schley STAR Student is a ‘jack of all trades’
• Local family practice adds day spa
• Confederate memorial services planned for Saturday
• View royal wedding online
• Local student earns Modern Woodmen of America scholarship
• Recovery workers and public urged to guard against hazards during storm cleanup
• Sumter County Courthouse to receive judicial dedication and artwork
• Uniform shop gets new name, adds kid’s shoes to inventory
• Tourism Council approves purchase of brochures, welcomes new members
• Andersonville readies for Echo Taps 2011
• Limited tickets available to win the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway
• Local 4-H’ers take part in Magnolia Manor Earth Day activities
• The Schwan's Truck is back at Phoebe Sumter by popular demand
• Photo of the day: April 28, 2011
• National news: NASA braces for Giffords, Obama, huge launch crowd
• Georgia Teacher of the Year addresses Americus Rotarians
• Gurnack is 2011 GSW Featured Public Servant
• T-R travels to Perry, Ga.
• Habitat seeks volunteers for National Women Build Week
• GSW SIFE collects 5,000 cans of food
• An annual day of bridge
• ISS holding scholarship competition for graduating seniors
• Let’s be partners
• Americus-Sumter Chamber to honor middle school student achievement
• Junior Service League to host 2011 Kitchen Tour May 14
• Sumter County DFCS Board Meeting today
• City reviews pet ordinance
• City is recruiting volunteers to help with ‘clean-up’
• Meet the heroes at the Sidewalk Chalk Art Festival
• Carters donate memorabilia to benefit Plains
• Lake Blackshear home damaged by fire
• Correction: April 26, 2011
• The Americus American Legion meets at 7 p.m. today
• Flying Easter Bunny event brings smiles, donations
• Stages of the Cross procession
• Japan natives raise money for tsunami and earthquake victims
• Winn Dixie hosts Easter festivities
• Correction: April 24, 2011
• Old times not forgotten in Dixie
• Activity picking up at Cordele Intermodal Services
• National news: Obama’s deficit plans run into economic reality
• State news: Head of Georgia ports talks unity in SC
• City announces 10 new businesses, three closures for March
• Sumter property owners notices coming soon
• Farmers Seed gets in the spring spirit with plant donations
• New youth minister comes to First United Methodist Church
• Celebrate Holy Week
• One vehicle accident results in injuries
• Local reverend ordained as local elder
• World news: Japan declares no-go zone around nuclear plant
• State news: Cobb County police defend decision to charge teen
• State news: 2 reporters honored for journalistic courage
• Board of Commissioners to choose consultant
• AG’s Office files joint complaint with FTC
• Sumter County holds flag dedication ceremony, regular meeting
• Jimmy Carter National Historic Site observed National Park Week
• Soldiers sharpen combat skills
• Sumter 4-H’ers travel to Tift Area 4-H Poultry Judging Contest
• National news: Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster
• 'Great men and good men are in short supply'
• Judicial dedication of courthouse slated for April 29
• Local girl saves 3-year-old in near drowning incident
• Sumter County Middle, Staley Middle schools baseball teams with Park Rangers
• SGTC holds orientation for students taking online classes
• Sumter County 4-H receives grant from Friends of NRA
• Lowe’s helps SCS
• Americus Police officer resigns, is arrested
• Confederate memorial service to be held Saturday
• Americus-Sumter High School senior attends S. Ga. Region Honor Honor Band
• Sumter BOE holds regular meeting
• Hippity Hoppity fun coming to downtown Montezuma
• Holy Week services scheduled here through Friday
• Outstanding GFC District honored by legislators
• Club Notes: Early Bloomers Garden Club
• Avid skydivers come to Sumter for Lindbergh Boogie
• Spring comes to Ellaville
• Arts bring crowd to Rees Park
• Local motorcycle business unlikely to be affected by Japanese disasters
• Joel Wernick to keynote Georgia Southwestern Commencement May 7
• National news: Severe storms death toll rises to 7 in 2 states
• Americus to promote Bike-to-Work Day in May
• GSW SIFE wins regional award
• City seeing increase in development activity
• Aviation Festival begins today
• Give blood today
• Americus native completes book about Anguillian national hero
• Southern Styles Salon and Spa becomes SCS ‘Teacher Appreciation Partner’
• First United Methodist Church presents ‘The Seven Last Words of Christ’
• GED testing fees set to increase in July
• Have your club featured
• Bryces talk about their journey, goals and commitment to their community
• Windsor Hotel to host Ghost Academy
• Barker selected GSW 2011 Outstanding Scholar
• Americus native named GSU Outstanding Scholar
• PSMC donates pumps to SGTC and GSW nursing programs
• Photos of the day: April 14, 2011
• World news: Syria uprising broadens as women, students protest
• National news: Who fired first Civil War shot? A dispute in Fla.
• Plans for transition moving right along for Phoebe Sumter
• A wish comes true for local child
• Arts in Rees Park is Saturday
• Warrants issued for Americus cop
• BOC to raise first flag at Courthouse
• Americus-Sumter High South Campus reports 12 percent perfect attendance for third nine weeks
• Hyliard Bryant Williams, Servetus Allen Williams Scholarship awarded at SGTC
• Sumter Board of Education holds work session
• Americus-Sumter High Singers' parents meeting today
• GSW fencing course gets positive feedback
• Henry Casey: Teaching farmers, prisoners how to better themselves
• City to explore zoning options for ombudsman facility
• Celebrate Jr. Ranger Day at Andersonville NHS
• Jason’s Touchless Car Wash and J & J Oil Change Automotive Scholarship awarded at South Georgia Technical College
• Sumter County Relay For Life exceeds 2011 goal by $35,000
• Land owners may have uninvited guests on their property at night
• Café Campesino talks to Kiwanis about coffee co-ops in Guatemala
• Southwest Georgia Farm Credit pays patronage dividend
• Coogle crowned Macon County Forestry Queen
• Photo of the day: April 10, 2011
• Plains Open Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show draws big crowds
• World news: Giant pumps head to damaged nuclear plant in Japan
• Montezuma Historic Building Drawing Class postponed
• National news: Boeing 737s around the world face new scrutiny
• Sumter Schools superintendent tapes new message
• Full HOPE benefits available at SGTC for spring quarter
• ISS bids good friend a fond farewell
• It’s husband vs wife for Relay For Life
• Casablanca, local residents bring 1940s to Americus
• Fatal crash remains under investigation
• Lakeview Baptist youth visit Mattie Marshall Center
• Correction: April 8, 2011
• Phoebe Sumter T-shirt sales benefit Relay For Life today
• Have your club featured
• National news: Justice could be near for Calif girl held 18 years
• National news: Nat’l Parks face federal shutdown on Civil War eve
• Sunshine Club donates to American Cancer Society
• SCS holds parent forum regarding new school schedule
• 5K race Saturday benefits Ellaville man
• Law enforcement agencies team up for Special Olympics
• Downtown Montezuma is an art gallery
• IDA discusses prospects, elects officers
• PDA continues contribution to Archway Partnership
• Two car accident results in fatality, injuries
• World news: Gbagbo’s home in Ivory Coast comes under attack
• Ohio couple deals in dresses, tractors
• SGTC President featured in Georgia Trend magazine
• Leonard and Marie Waitsman Marketing Scholarship recipient selected
• SGTC Foundation presents Elizabeth Duke Redmond Scholarship
• SGTC Law Enforcement Academy students travel to Georgia Supreme Court in Atlanta
• Gerlach SGTC Student of the Month for March
• State BOE approves math changes
• Kenny Sartwell looks to a future in law
• Americus native returns as Methodist Youth Home director
• New school sked a bust for some families
• Plains holds fifth annual car show Saturday
• SGTC Law Enforcement Academy advisory committee meets
• Selena Wallace selected Teacher of the Month, Sumter County Schools
• Cancer survivors come together, celebrate life
• Superintendent presents yearly objectives
• SGTC Adult Education students recognized
• SB&T donates to SGTC Instructor of the Year
• Parker-Wheeler Scholarships awarded at SGTC
• Agrium endows scholarship at SGTC
• Delta has IMPACT on community
• Jury duty has been cancelled for April 4
• March was Social Workers Month
• Women’s Literary Club has ‘Italy as a setting’ program
• Citizens Bank to close Plains and Leslie branches
• SOWEGA CASA to host nostalgic Casablanca movie, event at Rylander
• Bryces to speak at SGTC’s Griffin Bell Convocation
• GSW and SGTC sign agreement to accept 10 courses
• FUMC’S Bright Beginnings receives $3,900 through consignment sales
• Kevin Reeves reelected to second term, State Contractors’ Board
• World news: NATO commander warns against attacks on civilians
• Paper box prevents further damages to gas station
• No more Temik®
• GSW hosts Alumni Reunion Weekend April 30
• Local group hosts scholarship fundraiser Saturday
• Home heath care is an essential need
• Photo of the day: March 31, 2011
• National news: House GOP leader rules out stopgap spending bill to buy negotiating time and avert shutdown
• World news: Top envoys agree Libya’s Moammar Gadhafi must step down but don’t discuss arming the rebels
• Pasaquan opens this weekend
• Americus Garden Inn B&B recipe chosen by UGA Food Services
• Citizens group to proceed with ‘county charter’
• BOC approves transportation projects; discusses county administrator search
• Police searching for Burger King armed robber
• It's not too late ....
• Sumter among 73 counties named ‘camera ready’
• Cancer Survivors luncheon Saturday
• Belk ‘joins hands’ with community partners for Spring 2011 Charity Sale
• Local Confederate group offering scholarships
• SGTC aviation students visit Pratt & Whitney Engine Center
• Rosalynn Carter selected for Regents' Hall of Fame Alumni Award
• Storms move through area; dropping hail
• Animals up for adoption at half price today
• SGTC horticulture class visits Massee Lane Camellia Gardens
• Oglethorpe celebrates 25th Turkey Day Festival
• Perry Wellness Center plans for official opening of produce market in May
• Health inspections: March 27, 2011
• World-renowned artist gives glassblowing demonstrations
• Rollin’ for a Cure a success despite weather issues
• Sumter County experiences damages from golf ball size hail
• New major named at Sumter Sheriff’s Office
• Sumter County Schools commit to making attendance a priority
• Citizen urges City Council to decrease drug activity
• Southland kindergarten visits Sumter Retirement Village
• Caravelle Powerboats names western regional sales managers, 2 added to its growing team
• Joe Pollock: Tornado season is upon us: Preparation is key to safety
• Beehives Study Club awards scholarships
• Correction: March 25, 2011
• Escaped inmate located in Macon
• Local man removes honeybees from Americus Danfair station
• Free clinic to open in Buena Vista
• Neighborhood meeting Saturday at McCoy Hill Park
• Clarification: March 24, 2011
• Georgia artists to teach classes for Sidewalk Chalk Art Festival
• Photo of the day: March 24, 2011
• SGTC President receives 2011 Distinguished Citizen Award
• Senior is thankful for big family she always wanted
• GSW honors scholarship donors, recipients
• Montezuma completes revitalization training
• Ellaville man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Club Notes: Early Bloomers Garden Club
• Americus Kiwanis Club hosts art showcase
• Souther Field Aviation hosts annual ‘fly-in’
• Sumter County DFCS Board Meeting today
• Mayor urges Council to be cautious in hiring of personnel
• Southland junior rules field, court, track, stage
• Sumter County Elementary takes 1st in Division I, Odyssey of the Mind
• Parishioners mourn loss of Father Girardeau
• SGTC's Americus campus practical nursing students recognized at pinning
• Local student named to Reinhardt Dean's List
• Dogwood Days
• It’s official!
• Americus City committees set lengthy agenda
• Health inspections: March 20, 2011
• Webster County announces National Beta Club inductees
• Wilson of Minick Interiors, Americus Furniture Company speaks to SGTC marketing class
• Wesley Williams, Miloy Schwartz speak to SGTC marketing class
• Clarification on Pub 280 story
• Jimmy Carter National Historic Site joins Women in History Month celebration
• GSW long-awaited ground breaking today
• Pub 280 resumes alcohol sales on St. Paddy Day
• City to decide whether to accept Minick’s plan
• Sumter says yes to ESPLOST, no to Sunday alcohol
• Let’s be partners
• Local stuff: March 18, 2011
• Ten Cub Scouts awarded Arrow of Light
• Tourism Council has repayment plan
• Theater Authority discusses Rylander ‘physical’
• Citizen petitions BOC for Sumter drug task force
• Plains Better Hometown auctions Carter dinner
• Handmade quilt to be raffled off for this year's Relay for Life
• ‘The Challenge from China’ focus of Third World Seminar today
• Sumter County receives award for excellence
• Ryan’s Steakhouse closes in Americus
• Americus’ Sister City in Japan is safe
• Masked trio break into home
• American Red Cross stands ready to help in Japan
• City awards bid for police department study
• Southland announces 3rd nine weeks Honor Roll
• Ga.gas prices rise 2.1 cents in past week
• Scammed!
• Sunday morning accident results in injuries
• Pub 280 takes appeal to Superior Court
• GSW geology professor weighs in on Japan earthquake
• Pasaquan announces new season
• Sumter Retirement to ‘circle the night with light’ for Relay
• Vehicle flees scene of U.S. Highway 19 accident
• Montezuma Police make drug arrests; seize 2 vehicles
• Sumter Sheriff’s Office makes drug arrests
• Andersonville NHS hosts ‘Living History’
• Agape Stitchers touching ‘lives around the world’
• Sumter school superintendent speaks to Rotary
• BOE approves recommendations for transportation department
• In Japan plant, frantic efforts to avoid meltdown
• Advanced Disposal to make Dooly County cleaner, greener
• River Valley’s unemployment rate rises to 10.6 percent in January
• Pvt. Cody R. Causey graduates from training
• Body found in Ga. identified as Ohio woman
• Let’s be partners
• Springtime Ellaville set for April 16
• Conserve, hunt and gobble
• At home in the outdoors
• Woodmen of the World donates to Sumter Primary
• Love of music inspiring for local performer
• Photo of the day: March 11, 2011
• Andersonville Living History coming this weekend
• Local organizations make BEE for Literacy a success
• Americus mayor challenges economic students at CrossRoads
• Sumter Relay teams hope to raise $80,000 for American Cancer Society
• Authors to sign books at park’s Living History Weekend
• Voters to decide Sunday alcohol sales and ESPLOST
• Preston woman jailed on 5 counts
• Have your club featured
• the Buzz: March 10, 2011
• Correction: March 10, 2011
• Civil War request
• Bridging Campus to Community committee meets
• County recognizes American Red Cross Month
• BOE to vote on transportation changes
• Pub 280 employee caught with marijuana
• Pub 280 loses appeal
• South Ga. Technical’s Instructor of Year, GOAL winner announced
• Huge gift
• Former resident seriously ill in Va. hospital
• Friday’s high-speed chase suspect still in jail
• Gov. Deal to scale back pre-k cuts
• American Pickers’ Sumter County episode to air March 14
• Superintendent talks ESPLOST renewal
• Woman strikes cop, leads high-speed chase
• Team up to clean up Andersonville National Cemetery for ‘Park Day’
• Sumter players present ‘The Zoo Story’ today
• Arts in the Park seeks artists
• Tourism council in the red, hires new interim director
• Out of control car wrecks near lake
• Free mulch today
• Accused kidnapper wanted ex-girlfriend to meet God
• Phoebe Sumter employees knitting for a cure
• Historic Trust to host April 17 Spring Porch Tour
• Relay teams will be ‘playing for a cure’
• BEE for Literacy is today
• Webster County FFA celebrates 2011 National FFA Week
• Schwan’s truck to raise funds for Phoebe Sumter Relay for Life team
• Local seniors visit state capitol and Gov. Deal
• The Buzz: March 3, 2011
• Every girl can be a ‘princess’
• Americus-Sumter scholar-athlete is well-rounded leader
• Captivity
• Dogwood Days right around the corner
• Phoebe Sumter looking to ‘be best customer service hospital in the country’
• J.D. Power recognizes Winn-Dixie as a 2011 Customer Service Champion
• Zimmerman named SGTC Student of the Month for February
• HOPE scholarship bill approved by Ga. House
• Marcus Johnson: making big things happen in a small town
• Proposed changes would divide HOPE Scholarship into 2 programs
• Walk of Fame
• 16 school bus drivers call in sick Monday
• Eagles galore
• Motorhome owners group to gather in Perry
• ‘Mr. Lincoln’ goes to Plains
• Ex-POW seems to have 9 lives
• GSW begins construction on nursing complex
• Civil War request
• ‘Widespread’ cases of flu fill doctor offices, ERs
• Man fends off robber with soup can
• Buy an FFA emblem at Southern States Co-op store; help a local FFA Chapter
• Daily Bread Sandwich Shop brings good eats to Plains
• Americus health inspections: February 27, 2011
• Ellaville health inspections: February 27, 2011
• POW traveling project gets big boost
• SGTC holds annual Black History Program; former instructor keynote speaker
• City Council hears citizen comments
• Americus Walk of Fame honors inductees
• Sumter County Grand Jury chosen
• Photo of the day: February 25, 2011
• Local donates $1,000 after ‘wonderful experience’ at Phoebe Sumter
• ‘Abraham Lincoln’ visits Plains
• Ga. Forestry presents check for billions in economic services from private state forests
• Man freed from jail, rearrested
• Sheriff Smith attends Atlanta winter training conference
• Sumter Gymnastics wins 2nd place
• Annual Living History Weekend to return to Andersonville NHS
• Hard work pays off for Daron Butler
• BuBBaBears donated to Phoebe Sumter Medical Center
• Local insurance agent addresses citizens’ group
• City Council sets agenda for Thursday meeting
• Driver charged in single-car accident
• Farmer named SGTC Student of the Quarter
• Ham radio enthusiast has near death experience
• 39th U.S president speaks
• Local B&B teams with Cafe Campesino for special blend
• PDA approves loan restructuring
• Light a path in the darkness
• Merle Norman gets new owners, full line of inventory
• Values don’t change
• Tourism Council lays off director due to ‘budgetary issues’
• USDA Rural Development official tours Georgia Southwestern projects
• Blood drive today until 6 p.m.
• Registration ends today
• Massee Lane Gardens hosts legendary Vince Dooley
• Former President, First Lady, visit new PSMC
• Bardin Hooks returns to Americus, joins local law firm
• New Horizons contributes in the fight against illiteracy
• Sumter Youth Leadership visits PSMC
• National political analyst speaks at GSW
• BOC discusses transportation projects
• BOC sets date for budget hearings
• Truck driver from Plains wins $3 million
• SGTC names semi-finalists for GOAL award
• For Josh
• Americus, Albany drug dealers sentenced to prison
• Pedestrian struck in Wal-Mart parking lot
• Club Notes: Early Bloomers Garden Club
• Isaacs edits Fall 2010 issue of JTWS
• WIA helps SGTC Law Enforcement Academy students achieve dreams 
• Selection committee named for SGTC GOAL program
• Southland senior is scholar, athlete and worship leader
• New Plains Police chief to start March 15
• Teen charged in shooting death
• Andersonville Guild meeting change
• Jackie Bryce speaks to Kiwanis Club
• Slaves recognized at Civil War commemoration
• APD arrests suspect in theft of newspaper boxes
• UGA Report: Georgia forests provide $37 billion in ecological benefits to state
• Agents discover salvia, ‘bath salts’
• Barwick man charged in burglary ring
• Jury duty names selected
• Dietary managers — ‘Proud of what we do’
• Local seniors sharpen computer skills
• El Jalepeno making a name as community contributor
• Joint Development Authority discusses local opportunities
• Scott Law Foundation to host 1st fundraiser
• Sumter County youth awarded at 4-H District Project Achievement
• First Chili Cook Off celebrates success
• Clarification: February 11, 2011
• Americus native promotes autism awareness with new book
• Airport authority discusses House Bill 277
• Montezuma awarded $500,000 grant for sewer line rehabilitation
• Have your club featured
• Andersonville NHS hosts guest speaker Saturday
• Sumter OKs rezoning for site of potential motorsports race facility
• School board considers going back to traditional schedule for high schools
• Sumter County students receive technical college credits
• Youth Forest Field Day planned at Marion High
• Star Racing announces plans for a $12 million motorsports facility in Americus
• Vietnam-born; Yale-bound
• Bobby Bowden to headline Steak & Stake
• Ribbon cutting/open house for Wellness & Education Center planned
• Schley Middle/High School named ‘School of Excellence’
• Just like family
• Lynn Taylor speaks on County issues at Kiwanis
• Sorority again salutes young heroes
• SOWEGA CASA volunteer receives scholarship to National Conference
• Annual culinary arts competition held in SCS
• South Georgia Tech announces GOAL award nominees
• Fire Marshal receives state award
• Andersonville National Historic Site, GSW sign MOU
• Few trees down, power out for some Tuesday night
• Pub 280 appeals City’s revocation of alcohol license
• Planning and Zoning approves PDA rezone request
• Today is the two-year anniversary of Fuller’s death
• Old tires dumped on Myrtle Springs Road
• Local leaders hold official ceremony for Sumter County Work Ready signs
• PDA to hire forester for tree removal
• Chamber’s 91st annual meeting set for Feb. 17
• ATR newspaper box stolen from Post Office
• The Buzz: February 3, 2011
• Photo of the day: February 3, 2011
• PanHellenic Step Show
• Camellias, creativity abound at fourth annual show
• High school senior’s passion: film
• GEMA director speaks at Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Student arrested on outstanding warrant
• Internal investigation leads to officer’s resignation
• World's oldest person dies at age 115 in East Texas
• Watson’s 7th book to benefit Wesley Community Centers
• SGTC Caterpillar program hosts guest speakers
• 114-year-old believed to be world’s oldest person
• From hard times to the White House
• PSMC opens 2nd facility on hospital campus
• Sumter deputy dies in off-duty crash
• Sen. Hooks appointed to River Valley Transportation Roundtable
• PSMC to host open house for new building
• Ellaville-Schley Chamber hosts annual meeting
• Take a chance for the animals
• Barnes, Minick face lawsuit for loan default
• Local organizations host statewide Park Friends Conference
• Plains local graduates from basic training
• Plains Better Hometown sponsors consignment sale
• Chamber to hold unveiling of Sumter County Work Ready signs
• Rosalynn Carter to keynote Ga. Women of Achievement anniversary at Wesleyan
• Schley holds public hearing to discuss options in courthouse dilemma
• Sumter County native named VP at LAD Truck Lines Inc.
• Foodstuff: The paillard of love
• BBQ My Way: The 'rub' on rubs
• Georgia Peanut to hold check-off increase hearing Feb. 9
• Story-Huffman receives 2010 GSW Teacher of the Year Award
• Charley English to speak at 2011 Sumter Economic Outlook Luncheon
• Locals have access to free training
• Officials ID body; cause of death still undetermined
• Teams can enter now for Bee for Literacy competition
• Magnolia Manor community health fair is today
• Have your club featured
• New GSW partner
• Student to go from mission trips to veterinary school
• Seven prison guards suspended in Macon County
• Gammages donate to ‘Two Great Choices – One Great Community’ efforts
• Assistant principals in Sumter County Schools issued new challenge
• Couple remains close to ‘coast-to-coast’ family
• En garde!
• Caravelle Powerboats names national sales manager
• Buena Vista farmer takes on Sanford Bishop
• Americus business leaders to go ‘Behind Bars’ for MDA
• Call is issued for all eligible donors to help replenish decreasing blood supply
• City denies rezoning request
• Hispanic ministry to get new quarters
• Schley to donate courthouse to historic society
• Local prestigious physician to join Phoebe Physician Group
• Local elementary student accepted into world leadership forum
• Jury Duty for January 24, 2011
• Screening Committee named for SGTC GOAL Program
• Rothenberg to deliver Griffin Bell Lecture
• Tabby Crabb tells it all in new book
• Traffic mishaps keep troopers busy
• Georgia Public Television features Café Campesino
• SGTC honors dedicated instructor
• County discusses regional transportation roundtable
• Have your club featured
• City Council revokes alcohol license for Pub 280
• Creed Campbell continues to fight
• Local student leads for charity
• Camellia show set for Feb. 1: January 19, 2011
• Senior’s past mixture of rural life, travel
• King remembered
• New shooting association forms in Macon County
• SAM Shortline to feature ‘President Roosevelt’
• ASCMRC Scholarship named to honor Bessie Sampson
• ASCMRC adopts family in need
• Leesburg couple publishes self-help book for parents
• Celebrate Presidents’ Day with President Jimmy Carter
• BOE approves personnel changes
• Have your club featured
• Young visitors invited to become Junior Civil War Historians
• Early Bloomers held January meeting
• Four local Scouts recognized at Court of Honor
• Downtown parade honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• City public works projects discussed in committee
• County starts 2011 off with new leadership
• Give blood this weekend!
• SB&T to announce branch closing date in February
• Schley concerned citizens group hosts New Year’s ball
• Friends of the Library Play is slated for Jan. 28, 29 and 30
• Phoebe Sumter one year later...
• ‘The Baldwin Agency Girls’ sponsor the annual Miss Relay For Life Pageant
• Have your club featured
• Endangered whooping cranes were killed by gunshot
• Here kitty, kitty ....
• Senior’s life devoted to civic organizations
• City Council reapproves Rylander alcohol license
• Have your club featured
• SB&T plans to close Forsyth Street branch
• Photo of the Day: January 12, 2011
• Area schools urged to participate in Student Design Competition
• Winter weather woes
• Icy roads lead to traffic accident
• Freezing rain, snow cause power outages
• Grocery sales ‘surge’ due to weather
• T-R Travels to Breckenridge
• Friends of the Rylander fundraiser event will feature ‘Almost Elton’
• Sumter Primary shines
• Ribbon cutting/open house for Oncology & Surgery Center scheduled for Jan. 30
• Winter weather possible Sunday night
• Cordele murder suspect arrested
• GEMA urges Georgians to prepare for possible severe winter weather
• Americus business leaders to be ‘behind bars’ for MDA
• Special election set to vote on Sunday alcohol
• SW Ga. Cancer Coalition in running for Pepsi Refresh grant
• ASMR local events to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Curves® adds Zumba® to shake up the circuit!
• Love and Mercy delivers gifts to Sumter Schools
• LMOP has community Christmas Give-Away
• New downtown business to hold ribbon cutting today
• Carter Presidential Museum selected as Institution of the Year
• NOAA, partners assist entangled right whale off Fla. east coast
• Nutritional tips for a healthful new year
• Elderly Cordele woman gunned down in her home
• Have your club featured
• Southwest Georgia Farm Credit offers internships
• Sumter Youth Development students get early Christmas present
• Wildlife agencies investigating the deaths of whooping cranes in South Georgia
• You can go home again
• Phoebe Sumter names new regional executive
• Copper wire theft suspect caught
• PDA hopeful concerning new prospects
• SGTC Phi Beta Lambda, law enforcement agencies donate trauma bears
• Consider terrain in picking a homesite
• Foodstuff: Let's make '11 an intentional eating year
• BBQ My Way: Resolutions for 2011
• Macon County native named in top 10 school counselors in America
• City’s new addition is homegrown
• New Year's baby
• SGTC winter quarter registration planned for today, Wednesday
• Leadership Sumter tours SGTC
• Servsafe® Training
• Georgia’s 2010 Miss Outstanding Teen visits Americus
• King’s Deli serves up Korean and American favorites
• Local leaders speak about their hopes, pursuits and goals for 2011
• Safe stolen from Ellaville store
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow returns to Americus next week
• As 2010 comes to a close...
• More happenings from 2010...
• Brooks challenges members of the Sumter Real Estate Association
• Local leaders and state delegates hold legislative breakfast
• The Windsor hosts New Year’s Eve dinner, party
• Correction: December 30, 2010
• Growing up as a twin...
• New homeowners enjoyed a green and gold Christmas
• As 2010 continued...
• A look back at 2010 .....
• Christmas tradition in Sri Lanka
• Annual AmeriGospel features new talent
• Koinonia Farm is still thriving
• Tystanic donates to local ACTeens group
• Fact-finding delegation visits Oglethorpe
• Christmas brings back memories ....
• A holy child is born in Bethlehem
• Local veterinarian gives holiday pet safety advice
• Better get business done early today
• Santa’s ready for his global flight tonight
• River Valley’s unemployment rate jumps to 10.5 percent in November
• Christmas holiday travel period begins today
• Suspect developed in inmate drug cases
• Citizens angry about Barnes Road maintenance
• Army Guard Tech excited about helping Afghan farmers
• Correction: December 23, 2010
• Delta Sigma Theta hosts Storyland
• 4-E Center offers Holiday Camp
• Authority: Rylander in good financial shape going into 2011
• Schley clock tower to chime before 2011
• Winn-Dixie shows customer appreciation
• Phoebe to acquire Palmyra
• Census raises US House count for Ga.
• It’s official!
• Rep. Mike Cheokas joins the House Republican Caucus
• PDA approves terms of Caravelle deal
• Man flees after traffic crash
• Gradyland ‘makes it a family occasion’
• Americus Times-Recorder recognized for ‘Two Great Choices’ efforts
• 154 Christmases later
• Koinonia team wins top award at FIRST LEGO League Tournament
• Wells Fargo, businesses recognized
• Going once, going twice...
• Plains Fire Station is up and running
• Superintendent asks students’ ‘holiday wish for Sumter County schools’
• SGTC ranked 18th among fastest growing two-year colleges in nation
• County readies to wind up year
• City Council meeting agenda is adopted
• Help still needed for Haiti
• Catholics come home
• National Prisoner of War Museum to be closed temporarily
• Davis ordered to pay restitution for board and care of Andersonville 81
• Adam’s on Lamar is a big hit already
• Aubrey Alsobrook releases newest book
• Sumter County develops wildfire plan
• AT&T strengthens mobile coverage in Americus
• Phoebe Community Visions donates heart defibrillators to three local organizations
• More Africanized bees found, destroyed in Ga.
• Wreaths Across America event held at the Andersonville National Cemetery
• Ribbon cutting, open house Sunday
• County fire department receives positive citizen comments
• Habitat for Humanity reaches milestone: 400,000 homes built or repaired since 1976
• Citizens group prepares to ‘lower the boom’ on County
• Samuel King named state’s top superintendent
• Don’t let Christmas tree be fire hazard
• Kiwanis makes a donation to local hospital pediatric patients
• Ciani receives top awards at SGTC’s Law Enforcement Academy graduation
• Pat Morgan Memorial Scholarship set up at SGTC
• Local Kiwanian, professor honored
• SGTC holds Commencement ceremony
• T-R Travels to South Carolina
• You CAN go home again
• City of Americus to hold public hearing on zoning request
• Shooting at TK’s Lounge results in damaged property
• Chance of snow flurries expected Wednesday night
• Combined choirs of First United Methodist Churchpresent a Christmas cantata at 7 p.m. today — "The Voices of Christmas".
• Montezuma Police Department joins the National Crime Map
• Student-athletes honored
• GSW grads told to persevere
• Quarterly membership luncheon features guest performance, new Chamber members
• Locals can have their pick at Watson’s Christmas tree farm
• Christmas Wonderland
• City Council discusses vehicle policy
• SB&T donates to “Two Great Choices – One Great Community” efforts
• First Baptist Church to present Christmas musical celebration
• Rusty Cheek likes the work and the coffee
• Perfect Care resident shares life experiences
• Salem United Methodist Church displays its first nativity scene
• Visions for Sumter program seeks to improve community conditions
• Ellaville Food and Clothing Pantry collects items for those in need
• Thrivent Financial for Lutherans commits $10.4 million to build Habitat for Humanity homes in 2011
• Court revisits Davis animal cruelty case
• City Council gets budget highlights, holds public hearing
• Superintendent Roy Brooks speaks to Americus City Council
• Children’s Home director retires after 17 years of service
• Casa Maya brings authentic Mexican food downtown
• Holly Days features Santa and Paw-Paw’s Express
• More than 70 groups featured in Americus parade
• Judge orders hearing on Davis animal cruelty case
• New ‘furniture’ comes to town
• Text GIFT to 90999 and help the Red Cross
• Single mom loses home to fire
• Humane Society prepares for restitution hearing
• Davis pleads no contest to animal cruelty
• 2010 World AIDS Day gathering held in Rylander Park
• Montezuma Christmas parade encourages ‘Home Town Harmony’
• SGTC winter quarter registration held today
• Mayors’ Motorcade set to deliver truck load of gifts
• AFES dream playhouse raffle to benefit Relay for Life
• PSMC board prepares for transition
• Honoring our fallen veterans: Wreaths Across America
• Downtown Americus Christmas Parade is Thursday
• Church seeks help in repairing fallen entrance wall
• 'Let there be light!'
• Leslie Post Office closed due to adjacent fire
• Holloway’s Holly Days provide for all holiday shopping needs
• Leslie man died of natural causes
• Traffic accident leaves 3 injured
• Black Friday
• Southern cookbook author launches booksigning in Americus
• Photo of the day: November 28, 2010
• American Red Cross encourages families to share gratitude with service members
• Amedisys Home Health of Americus has been named to the 2010 HomeCare Elite
• DeSoto Christmas Parade set for Dec. 9
• Christmas in Plains kicks off Saturday
• Southland PTO to host ‘Breakfast with Santa’
• Jets Booster Club feeds SGTC teams for Thanksgiving
• Thankful on the job during Thanksgiving
• Local merchants offer Black Friday sales, extend hours
• World AIDS Day gathering to be held at Rylander Park
• Caravelle chooses Americus
• Through trials and heartache
• Sumter County youth awarded for skills learned through 4-H
• Every box sent with love
• GSW biology professor Anh-Hue Tu is 2010-2011 Featured Scholar
• GAE president focuses on educational budget cuts
• Weekend hunting accidents result in injuries
• Friends remember beloved Ellaville Police Chief
• Ribbon cutting and open house for Phoebe Sumter Women's building
• Syrup Day brings large crowd
• Three sisters open downtown salon
• Misleading postcards are not from Medicare
• Innovative Senior Solutions observes National Home Care Aide Week
• City to allow referendum on Sunday alcohol sales
• Local physician receives prestigious honor
• Nora Carter awarded Teacher of the Year
• Forest Service, partners to conduct lonegleaf pine research
• Air officer becomes Ga.’s first female state chaplain
• GEMA, Guard chiefs to continue service
• Food campaign held in rental home community
• Local family adopts twins through Foster-to-Adopt Program
• Linda Fuller to sign husband’s autobiography
• Tourism Council focuses on local holiday activities
• County approves citizens’ variances for exemptions
• Friends of the Rylander creates new levels of giving
• Final opportunity to apply for ENERGY STAR appliance rebates
• Up in flames
• Goo-Goo Car Wash partners with Americus High Singers
• Honor fallen veterans with Wreaths Across America
• Slain deputy has Sumter connection
• Citizen group to put pressure on Sumter Commissioners
• Stein Center scene of fight
• Dogs released for adoption
• Veterans write ‘blank check’
• Official enrollment figures for GSW reach new record
• Ferst Foundation yields positive results
• Fuller Center Answers The Call With Permanent Housing In Haiti
• Local art teacher exhibits student, personal works
• Sumter BOE OKs reduction of members
• Post 558 to hold Veterans program Sunday
• Steppin' Out: November 12, 2010
• Church briefs: November 12, 2010
• Americus Arts Council sponsors local art show and sale
• Richland’s Pig Fest XIII features something for everyone
• Times-Recorder travels to The Great Wall
• City makes 1st move toward Sunday alcohol sales
• Local Extension agent presents at Jimmy Carter’s Boyhood Farm
• City of Americus discusses Sunday alcohol sales: see details in Friday's edition
• Jets host Classic starting Friday
• Board Meeting
• Clarification: November 12, 2010
• Skunk tests positive for rabies
• Sumter 4-H calls for volunteers, plans for President’s Volunteer Service Award in 2011
• Americus man wins cash on ‘Wheel of Fortune’
• Post 10 GSP participates in Toys for Tots
• Katron Moon remembers service to Navy
• Herbert Moon relives D-Day
• Garden Club meets tonight
• Coming Thursday: Veterans' profiles
• BOE meets Thursday night
• Veteran’s Day Notice
• Correction: November 11, 2010
• PDA follow-up
• National Family Caregiver Month designation shines attention on Rosalynn Carter Institute
• Jury List: November 11, 2010
• Open Hands Ministry hosts holiday dinner for needy
• School board to renew ESPLOST for 2012
• GSW receives USDA Rural Development funds for nursing
• Coming Thursday: Veterans Day
• Georgia Southwestern State University and South Georgia Technical College held a joint Christmas party for the second year. This year it was on GSW's campus. It was a fun night for the Americus community. Here are some random images from the event
• PDA meets at 4 p.m.
• BBQ My Way: Easy smoked fish
• Young woman overcomes obstacles
• Local financial advisor earns Albert Gallatin Award
• PDA discusses Lockheed Martin building repairs
• It takes training ....
• Phoebe donates land to Quail Unlimited to relocate its national headquarters
• Sumter Commissioners call for uniformity in fees, assessment
• Correction: November 9, 2010
• City Council hears from superintendent, theatre director
• City participates in Mayor’s Motorcade
• Fall scenic
• Southland honors veterans
• 3-vehicle weekend accident leaves 1 injured, 2 charged
• Cafe’ Campesino hosts More Pedal, Less Metal
• Board of Education meets today
• Coming Tuesday: Question of the Week
• Medical center places last steal beam
• Andersonville 81 recovering
• Assistance program helps Georgians with heating bills
• Georgia Department of Public Safety participates in Toys for Tots
• Wreck on Prince flips vehicle
• Magnolia Manor kicks off Alzheimer’s awareness month
• Fall weather: Mild days and cold nights for this weekend
• Friday night at Floyd's at the Windsor
• Don't forget to fall back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday!
• Church briefs: November 5, 2010
• Steppin Out: November 5, 2010
• Schley 4-H’ers place ribbons for Red Ribbon Week
• New business eyeing Sumter County
• American Pickers visit Sumter County
• Piano musician Gordon Mote to perform in Americus this month
• Two men charged in Tuesday night attack
• Local Veteran recalls military experiences
• Board Committees
• Pless wins BOE District 3 seat
• Leonard ‘speaks park,’ loves storytelling
• Balloon release for Alzheimer's Awareness is Friday
• Club Notes: Americus Woman’s Literary Club
• Schley County early election results
• Wilson wins Schley BOC race
• Tribute to Veterans to be held Nov. 13
• Board of Assessors meets at 9 a.m.
• John Lewis, Dem, elected U.S. House, District 5, Georgia.
• Paul Broun, GOP, elected U.S. House, District 10, Georgia.
• David Scott, Dem, elected U.S. House, District 13, Georgia.
• Jimmy Carter National Historic Site hosts ‘Cane Syrup Day’
• Jimmy Carter NHS to present Annette Baldwin as Susan B. Anthony
• Sumter County Citizens for Fair Treatment discuss fire fees
• Phoebe Sumter hosts steel topping out ceremony for new hospital
• Early election results in Sumter County
• Early returns from Sumter County
• Don't forget to vote today!
• Chance of rain is 20 percent this afternoon
• Coming Tuesday: Ellaville and Schley County news
• Schley health inspections: November 2, 2010
• Schley County calendar: November 2, 2010
• New Horizons receives contribution from Wells Fargo
• Downtown Holiday Open House to feature Santa, trolley, horse carriage rides
• Madrigal Dinner to offer an evening of food, music, more
• Voters to make choices known today
• Gearing up
• Hospital Board meets Tuesday
• Hospital Board meets Tuesday
• Concerned citizens group meets at 7 p.m. today, American Legion, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
• Georgia State Patrol investigating two-vehicle crash at 280 and Felder Street Saturday night
• Enthusiasts gather for Fall Cruise In
• Smithville Chicken Pie Festival draws crowd
• Coming Sunday: Koinonia Farms gears up for harvest, holidays
• Coming Sunday: Koinonia's busiest season is underway
• Steppin Out: 10-29-10
• SGTC Crisp County Center hosts Advisory Committee meeting
• Church briefs: 10-29-10
• Hospital, support buildings continue to take shape at Phoebe Sumter construction site
• Americus Pet Parade kicks off local Halloween festivities
• Strickland shares experience working as 4-H Youth Development VISTA volunteer
• Smithville Chicken Pie Festival is all day Saturday
• Ranchero Roundup is Saturday in Andersonville
• Real estate transactions: October 31, 2010
• Mild weather to continue with warm days, cool nights
• Marriages: October 31, 2010
• Americus-Sumter Softball Team donates to Pink Pals
• 2010 Southland Homecoming Queen
• Work Ready meeting held in Schley County
• Twin walks the walk for breast cancer survivors
• Lions Club has business meeting tonight
• Coming Wednesday: Local company makes donation for Colored Hospital project
• Coming Tuesday: Ellaville and Schley County news
• 2010 Smithville Chicken Pie Festival coming soon
• Sumter school board honors employees, discusses future goals
• City to apply for Furlow School grant
• Cyclists get signs
• Moncus voted Webster Teacher of the Year again
• Meda Krenson: cancer survivor
• Noontime Accident
• Artists wanted for holiday art sale
• Free Nutrition Courses
• Coming Tuesday: Question of the week
• Family opens Montezuma Flower & Gift Shop
• Marshall Student Center ribbon cutting set for Oct. 25
• RCI to host 23rd National Summit
• Miles Wilson is Sumter County School’ Teacher of the Month in September
• Walk for the cause
• Hundreds turned out for Phoebe Sumter's Breast Cancer Awareness Walk Saturday
• Pleasant weather conditions to continue for next few days
• Marriages and divorces: October 17, 2010
• Real estate transactions: October 17, 2010
• Health inspections: October 17, 2010
• Don't forget: Phoebe Sumter Breast Cancer Awareness Walk is Saturday
• Coming Sunday: Board of Education honors employees, discusses future plans
• Fall weather: Chilly nights and warm days make for a great weekend.
• SGTC blood drive a success
• Church briefs:October 15, 2010
• Puppy mill update
• Alleged Atlanta shooter arrested in Americus
• Construction continues to take shape for Phoebe Sumter
• Community event set for October 23
• Goodwill Industries local retail store closing
• Free Job Training
• Schley-Irwin: Game 3 at 5 p.m.
• W. Aubrey Alsobrook: A timeless prayer
• Ordination Service held at Eastview Seventh-day Adventist Church
• Steppin' Out: October 15, 2010
• Committees discuss grant for Furlow School
• Coming Thursday: Local teen helps troops
• Coming Thursday: "Puppy mill" raided near Andersonville
• Breast Cancer Awareness Walk is Saturday
• Correction: October 14, 2010
• Grimes responds to story; makes comment
• Sumter Primary principal clarifies
• Local 4-H teen supports our troops
• City of Americus hears police officer’s appeal
• Puppy mill raided
• Blood Drive is Friday
• SGTC presents Ga. Small Manufacturer of the Year Award to Hickory Springs
• Joe Martin vows to enhance teaching profession
• Vote for a playground grant for Sarah Cobb Elementary School
• Grimes not in race for BOE District 2 seat
• Parrott man dies in crash
• 3-year-old drowning investigated
• Eight-year-old holds strong, despite illness
• Work session canceled for Board of Commissioners
• Coming Wenesday: City holds employee appeal hearing
• Mike Keown makes stand at Cheek Memorial Baptist Church
• Offices Closed
• City of Americus administrative briefing is at 4:30 p.m. today, third-floor, Municipal Building
• Existing Industry and Business fish fry generates optimism through economic challenges
• Civil War information requested
• Schley County calendar
• Superintendent leads in first student cabinet meeting
• Carters take on 27th Work Project
• Faith in action
• DFCS’ ‘Bank Day’ draws attention to foster, adoptive homes
• Board forms to take on restoration of Campbell Chapel
• UGA Libraries sponsor National Home Movie Day
• Real Estate Transactions
• Marriages
• Bicyclists on mission
• ‘Wilde’ about country life
• Americus High class of 1990 reunion is today
• Coming Sunday: Farming venture right outside town
• Coming Sunday: 8-year-old doesn't allow illness to slow her
• Days will warm up while nights remain cool for your weekend
• Coming Sunday: Existing Industry Fish Fry
• Steppin' Out: October 8, 2010
• Civil War expert to sign new guide to Georgia sites
• Egelseers of Americus Garden B&B ‘Best Innkeepers’
• Done Deal
• Coming Friday: US Highway 19 dedication
• Called Meeting
• Church briefs:October 8, 2010
• Job fair will be held today
• Coming Thursday: Amendments on the ballot
• Sumter County 4-H Hosts Open House, Sweet Potato Show Down
• Editor's Note: October 7, 2010
• Payne accepts full-time position at SGTC as general education instructor
• President Carter helps with special dedication
• Country Comedy comes to Rylander
• Voters to decide amendments
• Chamber gears up for fall bash
• Jimmy Carter endorses N. Korea housing initiative
• Churches volunteer this weekend on project
• Carter Endorses North Korea Housing Initiative
• Montezuma DDA awards $500 façade grant
• Phoebe Sumter Medical Center doing its part to raise awareness
• Annual art show at Pasaquan Nov. 6
• Shigellosis present in Sumter County
• PDA to be conduit for City of Andersonville OneGeorgia loan
• from the air — new Phoebe sumter medical center campus
• Stan Steiner retired from Ga. DNR
• RCI secures $2.3 million in federal grants
• PDA meets today
• Coming Wednesday: Phoebe Sumter sponsors the Walk
• Thomas the Tank is right around the bend
• Rylander Theatre managing director returns after conference in Nova Scotia
• 'Fight' breast cancer with t-shirt
• Walking the walk
• Angel Food Ministries holiday boxes available online
• ATR hosts biggest giveaway yet
• 2010 Taste of Sumter ‘a great success’
• Coming Tuesday: Question of the week
• Correction: October 5, 2010
• Registration ends for Sumter County 4-H Sweet Potato Show Down
• Schley County calendar: October 5, 2010
• Roy Brooks meets with Chamber of Commerce
• BOE discusses its downsize
• Sumter man jailed for dumping sewage
• A trip back in time ...
• Marriage: October 3, 2010
• Movie at the Market – Today – 15 minutes after dark.
• Coming Sunday: Scenes from Taste of Sumter
• National 4-H Week kicks off this week
• Correction: October 3, 2010
• Family owned restaurant moves in to downtown
• Real estate transactions: October 3, 2010
• Sumter School Board holds retreat from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at Central Office
• Sumter County, Stan Steiner, man jailed for illegal dumping
• Junior Service League meets tonight
• Don't forget:35th annual Andersonville Historic Fair is Saturday and Sunday
• Fish Fry honors local industries, businesses
• Church briefs:October 1, 2010
• Local WW II veteran honored in D.C.
• A little somethin’ somethin’
• Taste of Sumter
• Advance voting underway for Nov. 2 election
• Taste of Sumter is at 6 p.m. today in Rylander Park; block party at 9 p.m.
• Ralston predicts GOP victories in November
• Ga. Speaker visits GSW
• GSW President's Convocation is today
• Coming Thursday: Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives address GSW President's Convoc
• Your Opinion: September 30, 2010
• Americus woman is 106 years ‘young’
• PSMC involved in breast cancer awareness
• Carter 'doing fine' at Ohio hospital
• Area students recognized
• Sumter County organizing Community Emergency Response Teams
• Advance voting underway for Nov. 2 election
• Magnolia Manor Love Walk deemed success
• Bluegrass, gospel, history abound
• Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• Junior Service League meets tonight
• Coming Wednesday: Election preview
• President Carter hospitalized for observation
• Local talent has an ‘Edge’
• Americus-Sumter High crowns Homecoming queen
• Andersonville Historic Fair is this weekend
• Control mosquitoes the green way
• Mentor Training
• Coming Tuesday: Local woman hits 106th mark
• Hooks Named Rural Health Legislator of the Year
• Taste of Sumter offers food, fun for entire family
• POW/MIA events come to a close
• Closing ceremony of Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall is at 5 p.m. today, Andersonville National Histo
• Plains Peanut Festival is ongoing today
• Health inspections:September 26, 2010
• Marriages and divorces: September 26, 2010
• Real estate transactions: September 26, 2010
• Roy Brooks meets Sumter County stakeholders in Plains
• Dogwood Garden Club makes donation to SGTC
• Shriners' Week just around corner
• Cowpoke's a-coming
• President Carter casts hand prints, signature in walking path
• 2010 Plains Peanut Parade, Festival draws large following
• Lt. Governor honors STAR Racing
• Coming Sunday: Closing ceremonies at Vietnam Traveling Wall, Andersonville NHS
• Plains Peanut Festival is Saturday
• It’s ‘Full Speed Ahead’ for SGTC Foundation TechForce 2010 Fund Drive
• Steppin' Out: September 24, 2010
• Church briefs: September 24, 2010
• City keeps millage the same as last year
• T-R Travels to Bavaria
• Red Cross grant helps individuals in military service, veterans, families
• It's official!
• Dedication of the Sumter County Courthouse is from 4-6 p.m. today
• Pink T-Shirts
• Pick up trash; bring gun
• Sumter Commissioners discuss Barnes Road, other matters
• Eric Mintel Quartet
• Box Springs cyclist struck from behind; dies at scene
• POW play still resonates
• Sumter Players auditions held today
• Coming Thursday: Local American Cross Chapter gets military grant
• Coming Tomorrow : Georgia Carry Trash Pickup
• Jury Duty: September 23, 2010
• Coming Wednesday: Americus native inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame
• 12’ + White Oak dinosaur falls to sportsmen
• POW/MIA events continue at Andersonville NHS
• Plains Peanut Festival is this weekend
• 13th Colony releases limited production whiskey
• Georgia Trend names Wernick among 25 top leaders
• Pearly finally reaches gates
• Planning and Zoning Commission meets today
• Plains Peanut Festival is this weekend!
• Georgia Forestry Commission simplifies burn permit process
• Schley Family Connection elects new officers
• 5th annual rally is Saturday
• Magnolia Manor of Marion County hosts Harvest Festival
• Gov. declares Sumter County Ga. Work Ready
• City to OK millage rate Thursday
• More remembrance
• Smithville couple marks 60 years of marriage
• City Council holds public hearing today
• Coming Tuesday: Smithville couple together for 60 years
• Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital unveils new surgical technology
• Theater Authority discusses budget, downtown projects
• Candlelight brightens night
• Remembrance
• People from all corners gather to honor the missing, fallen
• Coming Tuesday: Model of Maturity
• Town Crier: September 19, 2010
• Service men, civilians vow to never forget
• Corrections: September 19, 2010
• Marriages and divorces: September 19, 2010
• Real estate transactions: September 19, 2010
• Candlelight service tonight
• Today is National POW/MIA Recognition Day
• Rolling Thunder visits Andersonville National Historic Site
• Volunteers wanted at Phoebe Sumter
• Steppin' Out: September 17, 2010
• Church briefs: September 17, 2010
• City of Americus: no millage increase
• Good Samaritan Love Walk is Saturday
• Sumter native named Emmanuel County schools chief
• POW/MIA events continue at Andersonville National Historic Site
• Cooling trend
• GSW holds Third World seminar tonight
• Coming Thursday: GSW hosts POW/MIA Convocation
• Tri-Lambda Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. holds fund raiser
• Boy Scout Troop 226 takes part in ‘Jimmy Carter Experience’
• Schley County to raise millage to repay debt
• Tourism Council receives award
• Food blessings
• Read all about it
• GSW hosts POW/MIA convocation
• Tourism Council meets today
• BATTING PRACTICE
• SCGA wins 2 team titles
• Theater and Cultural Authority meets today
• Downtown development meets today
• Coming Wednesday: Sumter County Board of Commissioners have a work session
• Coming Wednesday: GSW to play Auburn
• Club notes: Early Bloomers garden club
• Phoebe Sumter Medical Center donates water bottles to Haiti
• Georgia Peanut Tour held this week
• Phoebe Sumter Medical Center to host 2nd Annual Men's Health Conference
• Sumter Board takes care of business
• Inside Tuesday: Insert on Rolling Thunder's Ride Home events
• Buchanan joins SGTC staff as financial aid specialist
• Schley County calendar: September 14, 2010
• Magnolia Manor Marketing Department communications director receives promotion
• City Council hears capital project budget review
• Montezuma DDA welcomes Vietnam visitors to events
• Local writer plays for Nashville radio execs
• City Council meets today
• Coming Tuesday: Local song writer making his mark in Nashville
• Divorces: September 12, 2010
• dirt be dog-gone
• EPA hears local agri-business concerns
• Ga. Rep. Bishop awarded scholarships to family
• Local artist featured in celebratory art exhibition
• Brooks’ rolls out vision to Americus Kiwanis Club
• Theater Authority
• Belk Fall Charity Sale Nov. 6 to benefit local charities, schools
• Real estate transactions: September 12, 2010
• Sumter Schools Superintendent Roy Brooks addresses Americus Kiwanis Club Friday
• Driving Miss Daisy
• Coming Sunday: Local sculptor exhibits in Abilene, Texas
• Coming Sunday: Congressman Bishop hold Town Hall meeting with EPA in Americus
• Dedication
• Pre-Travel Presentation
• Bishop, EPA to hold Town Hall Meeting Friday at South Georgia Tech
• Steppin' Out: September 10, 2010
• Church briefs: September 10, 2010
• Bishop to host Town Hall with EPA adminstrators today
• Ga. House Speaker to visit GSW Sept. 29
• Economic policy guru: Ga.’s budget grim
• Coming Thursday: Find out what the Sumter school did
• Vietnam traveling wall coming Sept. 17
• Superintendent Brooks talks about achievement plan for SCS
• River Valley’s jobless rate dips slightly to 10.4 percent in July
• Seeking to talk with Iraq veterans
• 23rd annual Taste of Sumter coming up soon
• GSW, NPS to host 5th annual POW/MIA Convocation
• Rebuilding
• Operation Christmas Child kicks off soon
• Garden Club meets today
• PDA to sell freezer for $50,000
• Benefit Dog Wash is Saturday
• Prayers for Creed bringing results
• BOE meets tonight
• Registration is open for Walk Georgia
• Americus-Sumter PDA meets today at 4 p.m. Rees Park Economic Development Center
• Military news: September 8, 2010
• Witness contradicts trial reporting
• Power commission to lower lake
• Winn-Dixie offering flu vaccinations
• A look back
• Chicken Pie Festival to hatch in Smithville
• Winslow reminisces about spending youth in California
• ReStore celebrates growing success
• RCI scholarship awarded to four
• Temperature cooling
• Daughter of victim glad trial is over
• Better than ever
• Fired Up Youth Rally 2010 brings in big crowd, lots of music
• 9/5 Marriages and divorces
• 9/5 Real estate transactions
• Governor honors industry leaders at tourism conference
• Activities scheduled Mondays for 4-Hers
• GSW presentation scheduled for travel
• Book signing
• Class of 1985
• 42-Year-Old Manuscript 'Rediscovered' and Published for the First Time
• BOE personnel committee meets
• 9/3 Steppin' Out
• 9/3 church briefs
• Church gives new clothes to needy families
• ATR Bingo ends
• Health department employees on furlough
• ATR’s first NIE yard sale big success
• Dr. Floyd opens family practice in Americus
• Study break
• On the rise
• GSW, Historic Site to host POW/MIA Recognition Day Convocation
• Phoebe Sumter welcomes Dr. Malcolm Floyd to staff
• Firefighters raise money for MDA
• Andersonville’s events schedule
• Volunteers needed for package assembly
• Bat exclusion season begins
• Shopping for bricks
• Enrollment up in Sumter County School System
• Sumter on herbicide ban list
• PDA meets today
• Medical evacuation team holds demonstration
• Medical board meets today
• Operation Christmas Child to kick off soon
• 1st edition of new shopper publishes today
• Officials expect Labor Day travel to be up from 2009
• ‘Rediscovered’ manuscript tells of Fullers’ early life
• Payroll Development Authority to meet
• Schley Elementary Council holds first meeting
• Schley County September events
• Boy Scouts get special lesson
• Job fair set for Sept. 15
• Birkel leaving as Rosalynn Carter Institute executive director
• Oliver reminisces about experiences in Americus
• Ride Home expected to be largest since it began
• Kickin' it
• Registration open
• 8/29 health inspections
• Red Cross Blood drive scheduled Thursday
• Local woman on a mission for Ukrainian girl with dream
• GSW enrollment climbs for third straight year
• Cochran found guilty, sentenced to life
• Getting pumped
• Parent reception
• Jury finds Johnny Ray Cochran guilty on four counts
• 8/29 marriages and divorces
• 8/29 real estate transactions
• Volunteers needed
• Fun day
• Student ‘fine’ after bus runs over foot
• State rests its case in Cochran trial
• Forming fast
• Parent Reception
• Child hit be vehicle north of Americus; details later
• Pair jailed after shooting incident
• Mentor training next week
• 8/27 church briefs
• 8/27 Steppin' Out
• TV guide to be corrected soon
• Time to get adult vaccinations
• Former prisoners of war to sign books at Andersonville National Historic Site
• Carter Historic Site to celebrate walking path
• Auditions being held for the Sumter Players Jesters Youth Theatre
• Slightly cooler this weekend ...
• Coming Thursday: Second day of Johnny Ray Cochran trial for Melody Strickland's murder
• TV guide to be corrected soon
• GSW Chi Phi chapter shines at conference
• Americus-Sumter Fuller Center to receive home improvement products
• Graphic testimony from crime scene expert
• Gettin' jazzy with it
• Boston Butt sale
• From Friends of sam shortline
• T-R gives away summer fun
• Driver safety instructors needed
• Americus woman enjoys long life at 112 years
• Child’s birthday encourages donations to good cause
• Murder trial of Johnny Cochran begins
• Pair jailed after shooting incident
• Worldwide 100-House Memorial Build Honoring Habitat for Humanity Founder
• Surplus commodities
• The murder trial of Johnny Ray Cochran was to begin today in Sumter Superior Court
• Coming Wednesday: Follow up on shooting incident in Americus
• Amedisys provides care in home
• Sumter Players Kids Week
• David Osborne Returns to the Rylander Theatre
• When Good Ain't Good Enough
• Americus Has Talent!
• Chamber taking applications for Leadership Sumter
• Isaacs edits Spring 2010 issue of JTWS
• Clarification on editorial cartoon
• Corrections to Goo Goo Car Wash story
• Southern Star Community Services unveils new look, focus
• Oon the Job with Sherwood Butts Jr.
• Cross-Stanley Wedding
• Shooting probed
• World Premiere Takes Stage at The Rylander
• auditions for the Sumter Players Jesters Youth Theatre
• Adult reading skills
• Cadillac Sky
• Coming Tuesday: On the Job
• South Pacific
• BREAKING NEWS: Wanted woman shoots self in Americus
• The Little Mermaid
• Missoula Children's Theatre
• 8/22 real estate transactions
• Goo Goo Car Wash now open in Americus
• Lifting a voice
• Americus City Council amends budget
• SGTC Pell grant checks delayed
• Schley proclaims Sept. 5 Rosa Greene Smith-Thompson Day
• Keown stops in Americus
• Murder trial starts Monday
• Woman pleads guilty to ’07 shooting death
• Members of Americus’ sister city visit area
• Murder trial set for Monday
• 8/22 marriages and divorces
• Leadership Sumter
• Coming Sunday: An interview with Eric Mintel
• Coming Sunday: Plea made in Demetrius Boone murder case
• 8/20 Steppin' Out
• SGC announces summer Dean’s list
• Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall to stop in Sumter
• BOC proposes consolidation to Leslie
• PSMC’s support buildings to open in February
• School Night for Scouting tonight
• Second annual Block Party is tonight
• Coming Friday: Find out what the Americus City Council did
• Book signing
• Blood drive set for Friday
• 8/20 church briefs
• Love Walk slated for Sept. 18
• BOC meet in Leslie today to discuss consolidation
• Coming Thursday: Sen. Saxby Chambliss visits Americus
• Tourism Council To Meet Today
• Golf Days this week at GSW
• Lela Wilson honored with birthday party
• Gateway signage going forward
• Nursing home resident found unharmed
• Unemployment in area remains steady
• GSW gets prestigious ranking
• U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss addresses local leaders
• Coming Wednesday: Cooper Lighting to move half of Americus plant to Mexico
• Town Crier: August 18, 2010
• GSW is officially a ‘Military Friendly School’
• Farm Credit Photo Contest ends Friday
• Jury Duty: August 18, 2010
• Cooper Lighting to lay off workers
• River tourism possible for Macon County
• Local author June Anderson publishes her second book
• Tourism council meets Wednesday
• Consolidation meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday at Leslie Civic Center
• Sumter school board approves fundraisers, other matters
• Over 100 children in Schley County receive free car seats
• Back to School Block Party to be held for GSW, SGTC
• Mayor gives state of city to Kiwanis Club
• African-American spiritual — a national treasure
• On the job with Emma Simpson
• Moving-in day at Georgia Southwestern State University
• Sweet Potato Sales
• Lions Club meets Tuesday
• Town Crier: August 17, 2010
• Celebrating 70
• 8/15 divorces
• 8/15 real estate transactions
• 8/15 health inspections
• 10-year-old back at school two months after badly injured
• Fuller Memorial Highway unveiled
• APD report reveals more about crash
• Health, science building will be built in 2 phases
• City upholds employee’s termination
• ALL 4 KIDZ
• Coming Sunday: Local couple celebrates 70 years of marriage
• Coming Sunday: Americus Mayor gives state of the city speech to Kiwanians
• Astronomy night
• 8/13 Church briefs
• 8/13 Steppin' Out
• MediaCom changes several channels
• Section of U.S. Highway 29 to be named for Fuller
• Nutty festival approaching
• SPLOST, capital projects moving forward
• BOE meets today
• Haiti Update: Construction in Full Gear, Volunteers, Donations Needed
• Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall to be at Historic Site
• Belk to host Kidfest
• SGTC posts 21st consecutive quarter of growth
• Dog Wash set for Sept. 11
• Voter turnout slight in Sumter, Schley
• Man arrested in Americus for firing 5 shots in Ellaville
• Under construction
• Joint Development Authority meets Thursday
• School Night for Scouting
• Coming Thursday: South Georgia Technical College's growth continues
• Authority meeting is Thursday
• Working hard
• SW Georgia Cancer Coalition annual grants to be awarded
• Sumter County welcomes new school chief
• Ga. voters pick nominees for key statewide posts
• Traffic crash
• Garden Club meets Wednesday
• Coming Wednesday: Runoff election results
• Welcome back party
• Town Crier: August 11, 2010
• Average class sizes will be bigger in Sumter Schools
• Meteor shower peaks Thursday night
• Citizens demand road fixed
• After Hours Care expands hours
• Coming Tuesday: Americus City committees take care of business
• Sumter BOE committees meet at 5 p.m.
• Schley County calendar
• Runoff election today
• New construction
• Cotillion director attends national convention
• On the job with Chandra Spires
• Refreshing water now on Sumter Schools’ buses
• Work Session
• 8/8 health inspections
• 8/8 jury duty
• Bledsoe attends engineering conference
• City officials attend power meeting
• Pinnell celebrates long career
• Married doctors begin practices
• Enjoying a summer Saturday
• Don't forget to vote Tuesday in the run-off!
• Volunteers Needed
• 8/8 marriages and divorces
• 8/8 real estate transactions
• Coming Sunday: Health inspections of local food service
• Coming Sunday: Phoebe Sumter welcomes husband and wife physician team
• Early voting for Aug. 10 runoff ends at 5 p.m. today
• 8/6 corrections
• GSW’s, SGTC’s Golf Days coming up
• Save-A-Lot opens
• Get your mane cut
• Americus Martial Arts Academy’s owners get kick out of job
• Lights on at Oncology building
• Coming Sunday: Local pharmacist marks 50 years behind the counter
• Movie at the Market
• 8/6 Church briefs
• Julian Drive to perform at GSW
• 8/6 Steppin' Out
• Former FSU Football Coach Bobby Bowden Visits SGTC campus
• Early voting continues
• BOE curriculum committee meets Thursday
• Americus has talent!
• Meadows wins raffle
• Phoebe Sumter’s Men’s Conference scheduled
• PSMC planning move
• City of Americus’ budget in trouble
• Back to school
• Early Voting starts today
• Coming Wednesday: Patti Cullen is executive director, River Valley Regional Development Commission
• Local woman sings praises of home health services provider
• PDA secures loan for new Andersonville water treatment plant facility
• Executive director provides insight into River Valley Regional Commission
• Ground broken
• Open House for Sumter Schools today
• Coming Wednesday: Marion County breaks ground on new middle-high school
• Reminder: Bobby Bowden
• Schley County calendar
• Sumter County native receives recognition
• June unemployment rate rises to 10.5 percent
• Thomas the Tank Engine to roll through in October
• Coolin' it
• On the Job with Martin Peacock
• Early voting begins today
• Edward A. Thomas Scholarship Recognition 2010 Program
• Make a splash at the Beaver Creek Festival
• Boys’ Club helps Fuller Center, to hold fundraiser
• 8/1 marriages and divorces
• 8/1 real estate transactions
• 8/1 health inspections
• Rabies-infested bat found in Americus
• Getting pumped for school
• Local woman finds solace in painting
• Local man discovers father is alive
• Rabies-infested bat found in South Lee Street area
• AmeriGospel hosting Back-to-School rally
• Free nutrition classes offered
• Dreams ride on van
• Montezuma Police make arrests in metal thefts
• Battle of the boar
• Sumter YDC to hold graduation
• 7/30 church briefs
• 7/30 Steppin' Out
• School to begin soon
• Amy’s School of Dance wins many awards at competition
• Good housekeeping skills pay off
• Dwight Harris Boys Club keeps promise to Millard Fuller
• Commissioners OK fire contracts with cities
• Plains agrees to Sumter County fire protection
• Unmarked Eastview graves revealed
• BOC to hold special called meeting today
• Plains City Council meets tonight
• 7/28 correction
• AmeriGospel getting children ready for school by hosting rally on Saturday
• Local housing team gets $15,000 grant
• Andersonville partners with Sumter Fire
• SGTC, TCSG set enrollment record
• Mentor training session tonight
• ‘Panthers’ visit South Campus for preview of year
• On the Job with Jay Duke
• Package found at Courthouse thought to be bomb Friday
• Fuller Center Bike Adventure riders build, speak in Americus
• meriGospel Inc. hosts a Back to School Rally
• Plains called meeting
• 7/25 marriages and divorces
• 7/25 real estate transactions
• 7/25 health inspections
• Poole director for educational services for Flint chapter of Red Cross
• Piano offered for busy people at GSW
• Locals joining in on Fuller Center bike adventure
• New Schools’ superintendent discusses plans
• Bishop visits Americus
• Junior Service League plays Bingo
• Leadership Academy begins for Sumter Schools
• Habitat ranked number 8 on ‘Builder 100’ list
• Sumter awarded money for food, shelter programs
• Heat advisory extended to Friday
• City of Americus holds short meeting
• Early Head Start and Head Start:
• Class of 2001:
• Called Meeting
• Courthouse bomb scare
• Bicycle Adventure coming to Americus
• Energy and passion drive this south georgia native
• Mann new admission director at Magnolia Manor Retirement Center
• Locals taking time to go green to save green
• Trellis Restaurant in Americus
• Cookies with Santa
• Army National Guard honors local nursing home residents
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Sumter County
• Mattie H. Marshall Center recipient of generosity
• Dedication earns local nursing center prestigious award
• Mattie H. Marshall Center recipient of local generosity
• Local leaders stepping it up
• GHCA announces new chairman
• Magnolia Manor announces promotion
• Retirement generation going green
• Humane Society Shares Pet Joy with Alzheimers Residents
• Pet Therapy Brings Smiles to Nursing Center
• Nursing center residents prepare for new activity
• Southland Academy brings treat to nursing center
• Boy Scouts bring joy, carols, and cheer
• Local administrator elected to state board
• Biggest Loser
• Innovation and teamwork is important for one local business
• Dr. Quint Wheldon joins Magnolia Manor team
• More than just Bingo
• Holly Whitehead joins Magnolia Manor team
• Local recognized for volunteering

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