Jefferson, GA News

• Jefferson, GA News
• BROWN: The awesome things in life
• Memorial Day ceremonies planned in the area
• Winder kicks off summer with 'Summerfest'
• City seeks date for library 'groundbreaking'
• Memorial Day activities on tap
• Candidates toss hats in the ring
• Joey Foster (5-24-12)
• Cora Lee Anderson (5-24-12)
• William Reynolds (5-25-11)
• Yearwood pulls political shocker; 19 Republicans, 3 Democrats qualify for county races
• Driver arrested after laying drags in view of deputy
• Seven candidates running for sheriff; BOC, BOE races set
• No election necessary in Jefferson
• Races set for July 31 election
• Jackson deputies arrest 39
• BREAKING NEWS: Yearwood is 'in' — but not in chairman's race
• Yearwood a no-show at candidate qualifying; deadline is at noon
• DNR confirms signs consistent with alligator in Statham
• Alligator report in Statham unconfirmed
• Perfect storm brewing in Georgia school finance
• EMS station bid awarded to Hayes
• Superintendent Adams honored during retirement reception
• 2012 grads bid farewell to MCHS
• Woman arrested after hosting underage drinking party
• County schools get charter status
• Jackson retiring as Jefferson superintendent
• Jackson retiring as Jefferson superintendent
• Qualifying ends at noon Friday
• Five qualify for Jackson County sheriff
• Five qualify for Jackson County sheriff
• MCMS students learn how to save lives
• Public hearing today on Winder's FY2013 budget
• Four new principals named; fifth vacancy opens up
• Shirley Argo (5-23-12)
• William Lewallen (5-23-12)
• Knights fall in semifinals
• Dr. Edmund Martin Sr. (5-22-12)
• Louise Westmoreland (5-23-12)
• Bicknell out in 9th District, will seek re-election as BOC chair
• Bicknell bows out of Congressional race; to run for current BOC chairman's seat
• Bicknell bows out of Congressional race; to run for current BOC chairman's seat
• Fire destroys vacant mobile home
• Day 2 of candidate qualifying is quiet — except for the trains
• Terry England only 'safe' incumbent after Day 1 of candidate qualifying
• Qualifying under way for July 31 primaries
• Ceremony marks ‘official’ opening of new Braselton road
• Perry to run for state court judge
• Allen announces for BOC District 2 seat
• Wildcats complete spring, look ahead to summer work
• Rape of juvenile under investigation
• Tennis courts, basketball camps slated for E.J. Park
• Max Allen to run for BOC District 2 seat
• BRIDGES: BCA athletics set for rapid growth
• Bulldoggs install new systems this spring
• KBMS, JCCHS Electric Vehicle teams hit the track
• Arcade officer finds couple parked in car
• Tony Bowen named New Interim Softball-Baseball Coach
• Larry Bonner (5-22-12)
• Qualifying underway for county election
• Commissioners award bid to Hayes
• Qualifying begins
• Perry to run for State Court judge
• Qualifying opens; no surprises so far
• 17 Republicans step forward in first day of candidate qualifying
• Winder to crack down on drug devices
• Authority hires lawyer for water contracts
• County transfer station to be open
• Early deadlines ahead for next week’s paper
• Softball: New Eagle arrives
• Cheerleading: Allens signs with Oklahoma State
• Baseball: Bowen picks Emmanuel
• Baseball: EJCHS baseball award winners announced Thursday
• Football: Spring ends, summer begins for Dragons
• Pipeline officials meet with local high schoolers
• State, local officials celebrate preservation of Watson Mill
• Danielsville will no longer ‘forgive’ water leak expenses
• Banks 4-H’ers attend state archery tournament
• Supporters address BOE over Goodwin being relieved of coaching duties
• John ‘Dah’ Rainey (5-21-12)
• Dennis Sobkowiak (5-20-12)
• Truck fire shut down I-85, raises questions about Barrow County’s HAZMAT capability
• Scott Allen Vickery (5-20-12)
• Dennis Burrell (05-21-12)
• Billy Ray Mobley (5-20-12)
• ‘Bear’ Standridge (5-20-12)
• Hazmat spill leads to closure of I-85 in Braselton
• Hazmat spill leads to closure of I-85 in Braselton
• Hazmat spill leads to closure of I-85 in Braselton
• Toccoa man charged with battery
• Former HR Director's house catches fire
• Hoschton arts group opens headquarters
• Schools offering free meals to kids this summer
• JCCHS Panther Project costs less than expected
• Thomas Huff Jr. (5-19-12)
• Donna Geiger to run for probate judge
• Mayor breaks tie in favor of Auburn transit
• Harriet Christofferson Suddeth (5-20-12)
• Jeanette Wall (5-19-12)
• ‘Dink’ Elrod (5-19-12)
• Phyllis Buss (4-12-12)
• Margie Barrett (5-18-12)
• Otis Pittman (5-18-12)
• Billy Knight (5-20-12)
• Affordable housing developer seeks BOC support
• Winder Police warn of telephone scam
• Raiders wrap up spring practice under new coach
• Qualifying for local elections opens Wed.
• SINN-CLARK: County animal control needs more help and better oversight
• Council finally reaches budget consensus
• 18-wheeler overturns on Hwy. 29
• Mary Turpin (5-18-12)
• Connell named AD at Monroe Area High School
• 'Information' meeting planned on overlay district
• Statham crossing to be closed Monday
• Knights host defending champs in semifinals
• MCHS girls’ golf team takes 8th at state
• Colbert man charged with aggravated assault
• Madison Co. BOC to meet May 24
• Clark to be honored Sunday
• Danielsville to bring SPLOST back into state compliance
• BOC approves contracts for soccer field irrigation, sodding
• John Green named superintendent for Jackson County School System
• Former UGA star coming to East Jackson
• Hanna inches closer to ultimate golf goal
• Former Madison Co. School Superintendent passes away
• ‘Big Joe’ Lewis (5-14-12)
• MCHS Class of 2012 graduates Fri.
• ROLLASON: The next chapter for Josh Hamilton
• Chuck Bell resigning as middle school principal
• CHS, EJCHS graduations are Friday
• Local man arrested in connection with Elbert burglary
• BCA sweeps quarterfinal opponent
• Wildcats receiving plenty of spring attention
• Upgrades complete at Comer’s Arnold Park
• School system to offer free summer lunches to children
• Allen announces for BOC District 2
• WBHS trio makes impact in Jefferson
• Drift Atlanta
• Finch signs with Newberry
• Hardy to play college baseball at Savannah St.
• Football: East Jackson coach enthused after spring ball
• Baseball: 15 local players named to 8-AA South team
• Baseball: 15 local players named to 8-AA South team
• Baseball: 15 local players named to 8-AA South team
• Former UGA star coming to East Jackson
• Track: Hamrick disappointed with third-place finish, but not deterred
• Football: New coach preaching summer work
• Track: JCCHS’ Reynolds reaches hurdles finals at state
• Juveniles face charges after Wednesday incident
• BOE expected to name superintendent Thursday
• Teacher of Year thinks 'outside the box'
• Braselton police catch armed robbery suspect
• Braselton names firm for town green, streetscape project
• Bonnie M. Harris (5-15-12)
• Winder’s FY2013 budget calls for $28.6 million in spending
• Russell principal named superintendent of Laurens County Schools
• Statham to vote on new budget next month
• Sheriff’s candidates raise over $91,000 so far
• Forty indicted by Jackson County Grand Jury
• Jefferson schools to have 8 furlough days
• Mary Ann Galloway (5-15-12)
• Jane Deloris Slay (5-14-12)
• Jackson deputies make 35 arrests
• Ronald Hamby (5-12-12)
• Spring football scrimmage game kicks off new season
• Armed robbery suspect caught
• I-85 lane closure at Barrow/Jackson line
• Greg Autry (5-11-12)
• Posie Henderson (5-12-12)
• Marguerite Mooney (5-13-12)
• BOE expected to name superintendent this week
• The Cottage seeks nominations for first responder award
• William Hutchins (5-12-12)
• Dorothy Detrick (5-11-12)
• Estelle Whitfield (5-13-12)
• Wheaton retires from BCHS
• Chancellor speaks of 'challenges' to get more college grads
• Bullock named interim MCHS principal
• Jones, Gaskin earn second team all region
• Woman charged with obstruction on McCarty Dodd
• Colbert adjusts rental fees for city buildings
• Small mausoleum proposed in city cemetery
• BOC set to approve contract for basketball, tennis courts at East Jackson recreation park
• No warrants issued against code officer
• Soccer: Lady Panthers' season ends in Elite Eight
• PABIS: Waiting for birthmother is heartwrenching
• City council postpones vote on 'overlay' district
• BOC on hot seat over EMS bid flap
• T-SPLOST money may be used for some of LifePath
• T-SPLOST money may be used for some of LifePath
• Suspect possibly climbs through ceiling to steal cash
• Pirtle wins state 3,200 meters in thriller
• Track: Pirtle wins Class AA 3,200 meters in thriller
• Track: Pirtle wins state 3,200 meters in thriller
• Council hopes to finalize budget Monday
• Jackson deputies make 45 arrests
• Builder challenges bid on EMS facility
• 4-Stakes announces recent results
• Two arrested after breaking school bus glass with BB gun
• Gilmore is new animal shelter director
• Superintendent Candidates: Green laying the ground work for new school
• Superintendent Candidates: Gaddis’ other career before education
• Elderly woman arrested in poppy incident
• Moody to swim at next level
• Time to talk about achievement gap
• Allen Wilbanks (5-10-12)
• Hoschton denies senior living units proposal
• Lots of marijuana clogs toilet in hotel room
• Lots of marijuana clogs toilet in hotel room
• Hull mother charged with child neglect
• State track round-up, Day 1: East Jackson's Pirtle takes third in 1,600 meters
• State track round-up, Day 1: East Jackson's Pirtle third in 1,600 meters, Jefferson's Hamrick misses out on pole vault title
• State track round-up, Day 1: Jefferson's Hamrick misses out on pole vault title
• State track round-up, Day 1: Jefferson's Hamrick misses out on pole vault title, East Jackson's Pirtle third in 1,600 meters
• Woman being treated for rabid dog bite
• Upcoming Events: Recycling day, JCCHS praise concert
• Lona Mae Sanders (5-9-12)
• Diamond Doggs fall in opening round
• Lady Doggs finish spring at state track
• Louise Rogers Tyner (5-5-12)
• Judge Alexander seeks to keep State Court post
• Shirley Peters (5-8-12)
• Meth addict avoids prison because of Drug Court's problems
• Drunk driver runs from cop in church cemetery
• Drunk driver runs from cop in church cemetery
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• Soccer: Lady Panthers advance to Elite Eight
• ROLLASON: The difference a year can make
• Guest steals from hosts — again
• Commerce Library closed for move
• BCA Knights enjoy early diamond success
• Bulldoggs making adjustments this spring
• 17 sentenced in Superior Court hearings
• BOC on hot seat over bid flap
• Hewell sets school records in track
• County, towns to meet Monday on sales tax negotiations
• Wallace demoted at E-911 center
• Winder pays Eberhart legal fee
• Barrow out of ozone area
• BOC approves radio funds; board politics muddies the water at Tues. meeting
• Auburn Oks apartment application
• Barrow schools have some openings for choice
• High aspirations: Jefferson’s Hamrick seeks second title, Howard hopes for big first impression at state meet
• Betty Hammett (5-3-12)
• Change of heart: Yates won't run for chairman
• Yates bows out of BOC chairman race
• Yates bows out of BOC chairman race
• Andrea Bishop (5-6-12)
• Nancy Maughon (5-8-12)
• Auburn shooting victim dies
• Ambus Perry (5-7-12)
• Nell Waller (5-8-12)
• Soccer: EJCHS boys’ season ends with 5-0 loss to no. 5 Calhoun
• Road warriors: Lady Panthers aim for another big road win in Sweet 16
• Firefighters respond to two Barrow County fires
• Church gym donated for $1 is sold for $40K; preacher says church done wrong, but youth program leaders disagree
• Pat Duran (5-2-12)
• ‘Otis’ Turpin (5-9-12)
• Gary Brewer (5-4-12)
• Marjorie Wages (5-4-12)
• Joyce Evans (5-7-12)
• Sandra Heard (4-26-12)
• Candice Minish (5-4-12)
• Lafayette Woodrow Cone (5-1-12)
• Mary Nell Harris (5-6-12)
• Dean Hoch (5-4-12)
• Daniel O’Connor (5-3-12)
• Charges pending in opiom seizure incident
• Charges pending in opium seizure incident
• Man charged with 11 counts of entering auto
• Rotary presents ethics lessons to first graders
• Jeanette Skelton (4-27-12)
• PERSON: Did you hear the one about...
• Yates will have to step down from BOC
• Sheriff: Propane in patrol cars continues to save county money
• Baseball: Coosa rally ends Jefferson’s season
• Coosa rally ends Jefferson’s season
• Jackson deputies report 22 arrests
• Pair of local blood drives set Tuesday
• Maysville leaders object to preservation ordinance
• Raider netters fall in Sweet 16
• Raiders wrap up season with playoff loss to Heritage
• Relay for Life set for Friday
• Schools earns district accreditation
• Health officials debate cost of teen pregnancies
• Irene McGee (5-3-12)
• Geraldine Tucker (5-3-12)
• Wildcats begin spring practice Monday
• One wild dog killed; lookout remains for 3 others
• BOE faces tough financial decisions in the coming weeks
• Father gets upset with deputy over dirt bike
• Ex-boyfriend stalks woman from woods
• Ex-boyfriend stalks woman from woods
• If T-SPLOST passes, what roads would get paved?
• Jefferson standout prepping for Division I tennis
• Gas station to be allowed to re-install sign
• Gas station to be allowed to re-install sign
• John C. Hartley (5-2-12)
• Mildred Rantz (5-2-12)
• James William Wallace (5-2-12)COMMERCE – James William Wallace died Wednesday, May 2, 2012, at his residence. Born August 12, 1950, he was the son of the late Betty Gerald Etheridge White and the Jame
• WBHS athletes qualify for state track meet
• BCA wins region baseball title
• Wildcat duo to compete for Union College
• WIldcat duo to compete for Union College
• Yates must resign to seek BOC chairmanship
• Hoschton planners turn down senior project plans
• Geiger to run for probate judge
• Woman charged with obstruction of officers
• State soccer playoffs: Local teams playing historic games
• State soccer playoffs: Local teams playing historic games
• State soccer playoffs: Local teams playing historic games
• Football: Eagles focusing on quarterbacks this spring
• Neighbors' squabble brings out police
• DDA to push for 'urban redevelopment plan'
• Football: All about tempo
• Football: Former Dragon drafted by Super Bowl champs
• Football: Former Dragon picked up by Super Bowl champs in NFL draft
• Former Dragon drafted by Super Bowl champs
• Baseball: Ready to make a run?
• Tigers qualify for state track meet
• Diamond Tigers advance to first to Eagle's Landing Friday
• Commerce Rec. Department accepting registrations
• Jackson jobless rate drops
• AHS baseball looks to next spring
• Football: Jefferson coaches guiding young Dragons this spring
• BOE names two finalists for superintendent
• BOE names two finalists for superintendent
• State sectionals: Reynolds qualifies for state
• State sectional round-up: Pirtle, Hamrick lead respective teams at state sectionals
• State sectional round-up: Pirtle, Hamrick lead respective teams at state sectionals
• Diamond Doggs to host opening-round of state
• ROLLASON: Hockey: The long, lost sport
• Banks officials don’t attend meeting called by towns
• Jessie Sexton (5-2-12)
• Campaign sign theft reported
• Graduation coming up at area high schools
• Yates will have to step down from BOC
• Johnny Anderson (5-1-12)
• Winder fires billing director
• BOE approves 160-day school year; reserves to make up budget shortfall
• BOE approved tentative red-ink budget; Two principals moved to central office to replace Miller
• County radio system fails
• School hours to change; middle and high schools to start earlier, elementary schools later
• School lunch prices to increase next year
• Drug court operations questioned; Judge says program now ‘on track’
• Schools under SACS review
• County's unemployment rate drops
• Hoschton approves business permits
• Braselton issues three residential building permits
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• District begins thinking about proposed budget
• School officials discuss 'BYOT' initiative
• Madison County’s most decorated basketball player remembers days with coaching legend
• Tennis: Jefferson boys stopped in Sweet 16
• After almost two years, still no news on missing Banks woman
• Lady tennis team headed to 'Sweet 16'
• John Mealor (5-1-12)
• Nay Hale Duke (4-30-12)
• Linda Ann Bowles (4-21-12)
• Thomas Pryor (4-30-12)
• Frank Coile Sr. (4-10-12)
• Person airflifted after motorcycle crash
• Child’s burn makes mom want to help others
• Helen Collins (4-29-12)
• ‘Fred” Ueberschaer (4-29-12)
• Linda Pruitt (4-26-12)
• ‘Jack’ Heany, Jr. (4-27-12)
• Martha Williams (4-29-12)
• Delores Nix (4-27-12)
• Thomas Edward Wood (4-28-12)
• Thomas Gailey (4-26-12)
• Lou Dell Wehunt (4-27-12)
• Joan DeBoard (4-25-12)
• Billy Sam Barnette (4-27-12)
• Myrtis Woodruff (4-26-12)
• Charlotte Nelle Mau (4-28-12)
• Christine Dalton Burt Garmon (4-27-12)
• MCHS boys repeat as region tennis champs, win first round of state tourney
• Pack of wild dogs spotted on Brockton Road
• Water Authority to hold called meeting
• Schools receive SACS visit
• Fifth grader back home after poisonous snake bite
• Madison Co. man severely injured in fall
• Relay for Life on tap Friday, Saturday
• Jackson deputies report 14 arrests
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• Tourism group eyes goals for attracting visitors to county
• Baseball: Panthers lose to Class A's top-ranked team in season finale
• Panthers lose to Class A's top-ranked team in season finale
• Former Dragon Brandon Mosley picked up by defending champs in NFL draft
• BRIDGES: The ultimate neighbor, friend
• BOE approves deal for Boys and Girls facility
• Rabies clinics scheduled in the area next week
• Woman runs away from husband during dispute
• Baseball: Jefferson earns no. 3 seed
• Burn debris now or wait until fall
• Newspapers sue for superintendent finalists' names
• Madison County man killed by alleged drunk driver in Franklin County
• Marathon man: JCCHS teacher, coach places in top three percent of grueling Boston Marathon
• MCHS principal announces resignation
• State dignitaries visit Westside Middle School
• Alleged bank robber arrested
• Verna Mae Buddenhagen (4-26-12)
• Tennis: Jefferson boys advance to Sweet 16
• Drug 'Take-Back Day' is Saturday at local police departments
• Outdoor burn ban to start on Tuesday
• First Drug Court commencement announced for Barrow County
• T-SPLOST raises several questions
• Senior apartments get OK from Braselton planners
• Senior apartments get OK from Braselton planners
• School system bracing for more education reforms from state
• Vehicle damaged in senior prank
• Vehicle damaged in senior prank
• Industrial authority looks at deal for unnamed project
• Baseball: Panthers successful in home finale
• Baseball: Lyons and big fourth inning lead Eagles to win
• No escape from jail
• ROLLASON: A draft unlike any other
• JPD searching for pack of wild dogs
• BOE names new assistant superintendent, director
• BOE names new assistant superintendent, director
• BCA Knights on verge of region title
• Daniel Eugene Linne (4-23-12)
• Eva Mae Evans (4-25-12)
• Synthetic marijuana forum sparks community discussion
• Shirley Deaton (4-24-12)
• Superintendent interviews to go forward
• Wreck shuts down Hwy. 441; one person injured
• Chamber group gives support to T-SPLOST
• Man delinquent on payment sprayed with mace
• Chamber directors endorse T-SPLOST
• Planners give thumbs-up on overlay
• Hawkins’ jumping launches Lady Tigers
• Rec. department adds flag football, cheer and softball to fall roster
• Baseball Tigers prepare for postseason run next week
• Ramsey wins high points medal at region
• Registration continues for Tiger Sharks
• And they thought it was legitimate?
• Wildcats crush Morgan County
• Diamond Doggs to play for 8-AAAA crown
• BRIDGES: Smith's strategy works just fine
• Soccer: Second-half surge lifts JHS vs. Jackson Co.
• Tennis: Jefferson’s Bost successful in three recent tournaments
• Soccer: Eagles knock off no. 10 team for no. 3 seed
• Baseball: Eagles snap 11-game skid
• Garden Club meeting planned May 5 in Homer
• Survey results say Barrow Schools lead in technology
• Baseball: Panthers clinch second winning season since 1999
• Golf: Panthers’ Delloyd headed to state tournament
• Baseball: Jefferson falls in second round of region playoffs
• Track: Jefferson girls finish third in region
• Track: Newman rules region discus, headed to sectionals
• Soccer: Jackson Co. girls lose in semifinals
• Hull bank robbed
• Track: Jackson County’s Reynolds going to sectionals after hurdles win
• Track: Pirtle, six other EJCHS athletes headed to sectionals
• Lawsuit filed for names of superintendent finalists
• House in Hoschton heavily damaged by fire
• Lady Leopards head to state tennis playoffs
• Baldwin split on allocation of power to Neace, Degges
• Baldwin to further discuss allocation of power to Neace, Degges at May 10 meeting
• Antique festival, river cleanup among events this weekend in Braselton
• City council mulls $227,000 budget deficit
• Jefferson FFA competes in Forestry Field Day
• Twenty-eight sentenced in Superior Court proceedings
• Crow to run for chairman
• Auburn again ends year in the red
• Old courthouse renovation to begin
• School board considers hosting award program for student volunteering
• County, Winder to split costs on moving line
• Winder may move to ‘smarter’ utility billing system
• Winder to seek Yargo water
• Colbert pastor to receive kidney from wife
• IDA completes Black’s Creek water purchase
• ‘Jim’ Scroggs (4-24-12)
• E. Jerry Whitlow (4-24-12)
• Ida Mae Borders (4-24-12)
• Blanche Swindle (4-24-12)
• Terry Lewayne Anglin (4-26-12)
• Herald files suit against BOE
• Motorcyclist killed in Tuesday wreck
• Chamber group gives support to T-SPLOST
• Baseball: Jefferson falls in second round of region playoffs
• ‘Joey’ Hart (4-16-12)
• Chris Carthern (4-20-21)
• Barrow sheriff appointed to state sex offender review board
• ‘Bill’ Warwick (4-20-12)
• Gladys Mae Mulkey (4-21-12)
• Paul Webb (4-22-12)
• Linda Ann Bowles (4-21-12)
• J.L. Watkins (4-22-12)
• BOE refuses to turn over superintendent search documents
• Appeals board to hear request for gas station sign
• Appeals board to hear request for gas station sign
• Winder schedules week of FY2013 budget sessions
• ROLLASON: Early-season turnaround for Braves
• Water authority prepares for renegotiations
• Driver arrested for DUI with ‘multiple substances’
• Colquitt named new MCMS principal
• Norton: Jackson County is 'Ground Zero' for economic rebound
• The Braselton News wins advertising award
• Soccer: EJCHS boys denied spot in region finals in heartbreaker
• Sheriff's office makes 36 arrests
• BROWN: Saying goodbye to a wonderful teacher
• County voters to decide on Sunday sales
• District administrative staff approved for next school year
• BOE approves personnel changes
• Goss now in prison in Florida
• Baseball: JCCHS sweeps East Hall
• Baseball: Dragons roll to 10-2 win, clinch state playoff spot
• MCMS student to face procedure for rare condition in June
• 39 sentenced in State Court
• Governor: Expect more big jobs announcements
• Bids under budget for East Jackson water project
• Winder schedules week of FY2013 budget sessions
• Local couple adopts two, in process of adopting three brothers from Peru
• Hoschton woman survives close encounter with train in Winder
• ‘Dot’ Williams (4-20-12)
• Construction starts on Panther Project at JCCHS
• BOC takes two actions on new radio system
• Gun pointed at driver during road rage case in Braselton
• Gun pointed at driver during road rage case in Braselton
• Golf: Panthers tie record again on Senior Night
• Hettie Baird (4-19-12)
• ‘Billy’ Daniel (4-19-12)
• Fairy Anita Davis (4-18-12)
• Emory Reiser (4-19-12)
• Barrow finances still under pressure
• Hoschton planners table request for rental project
• School system expected to save big on bond refinancing
• Madison County grad rate tops state average
• MCHS rifle team falls just shy of state title
• Baseball: Jefferson, Banks split doubleheader, rubber game set for tomorrow
• Memo from BCSO:
• Madison County draws Heritage in first round
• BRIDGES: A wasted chance at something special
• Community yard sale, Earth Day celebration set this Saturday
• Miller leaving Barrow for Oconee position
• Knights defeat Class AAA Loganville Christian
• Lois Wischmann (4-18-12)
• Lillian Estes (4-11-12)
• WPD warns of prank caller pretending to be police
• Baldwin clean up day moved to April 28
• Mary Sprinkles
• Meagan Leigh Anderson (4-16-12)
• Russell Doster (4-17-12)
• Gov. Deal: More new jobs coming to Georgia
• Deputy catches men stealing items
• Black-tie optional event benefits humane society
• Social Circle man charged with criminal trespass
• Sunday sales vote coming up for Jackson County
• Tigers drop ‘excuses’ as season end nears
• CHS’ region meet to begin this Thursday
• Strong relationships ‘key’ to Rec Dept., Rodgers says
• Threats land local man in jail
• Spring cleaning coming to downtown Saturday
• Diamond Doggs defeat Apalachee Monday
• WBHS teams perform well at Jefferson Relays
• Outlook gloomy in BOC chairman's 2012 State of the County address
• Lady Wildcats meeting their goals in 2012
• EPD issues fine on Zion Church Road project
• Soccer: Lady Panthers thrive as Phillips scores five
• Bringing out the best: Close, yet ultra-competitive Jackson Co. golfers push each other to record-breaking results
• Baseball: EJCHS headed to region consolation rounds
• Betty Arnold (4-17-12)
• Soccer: Fast start gets Eagles to state
• EPD fines county for Zion Road project
• ROLLASON: A win for Bubba at the Masters
• Town of Alto now has full council
• JCCHS band wins national music festival
• West Jackson firefighters help in residential blaze
• Thirty-six charged by Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
• BOE tax hike looming?
• Restaurants, stores and music coming to ‘new Winder’
• Leopards win subregion title
• Zoning request approved for new Dollar General Market in Statham
• Wrecks down now in Barrow
• Yearwood calls BOC meeting to deal with radio system
• Molene Anderson (4-17-12)
• William ‘Buddy’ Payne (4-13-12)
• Dee Coggins (4-16-12)
• Raymond Socha (4-17-12)
• Baseball: Jackson County tops non-region foe in make-up game
• Emergency planners conduct training drill
• Gregory Ledford (4-16-12)
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shoots Auburn girlfriend, another woman, then himself
• Standoff after Auburn shooting ends in suicide
• Madge Hardegree (4-15-12)
• Input sought on Madison County emergency planning
• Jeremy Randolph (4-18-12)
• Loyce Casper
• Billy Landers
• Flora Landers (4-14-12)
• Randy Lane McElroy (4-12-12)
• Joanne Nix (4-15-12)
• Richard Andrews (4-14-12)
• Glen Stark Bone (4-15-12)
• Betty York (4-15-12)
• Donald Woodward (4-13-12)
• Kim Yelverton (4-14-12)
• Delbert Horner Sr. (4-12-12)
• Homer OKs rezoning former fire station
• 80 senior apartments planned in Braselton
• 80 senior apartments planned in Braselton
• Volunteers needed for river cleanup
• Volunteers needed for river cleanup
• Couple arrested for hitting each other with baton
• Homeless man arrested at courthouse
• Family of five displaced in fire caused by outdoor grill
• SINN-CLARK: Surviving the 'stay-cation'
• Colbert accepts bid for new restrooms
• Baseball: Williams’ walk-off double lifts Panthers to Senior Night win
• Baseball: Dragons throw no-hitter, blast three consecutive home runs in win
• Sheriff's deputies make 54 arrests
• New formula makes graduation rates lower
• Daisies on the water tank in Nicholson
• Annette Allen (4-12-12)
• Evelyn Hoch (4-12-12)
• Jewell Miller (4-11-12)
• GBI arrests Auburn man for downloading child porn
• Chamber to host three T-SPLOST meetings
• City gets request to demolish old building
• County nixes $37 million bond refunding
• Wanted: More substance in our leaders
• Developer still wants YMCA for Hoschton project
• Braselton updates pawn shop ordinance
• Braselton updates pawn shop ordinance
• Man plans to sue woman over pricey dog
• Danielsville names new council member
• Boys’ tennis team downs Athens Academy
• Local Democrats turn out for Georgia House Minority leader
• 4-H rabies clinic set for Saturday
• Campaigning on county property — what’s allowed?
• GBI investigating death of Jefferson woman in Hall County Jail
• Raiders down Hab then drop 2 as offense sputters, errors made
• New judgeship added
• Census: Growth slows down for Jackson County
• BRIDGES: A unique opportunity for Pineda brothers
• Pauline Morris (4-11-12)
• Pauline Morris
• Barbara Fitzpatrick (4-8-12)
• WBHS wins track Battle of Barrow
• Gov. Deal to speak in Jefferson on Friday
• Jackson County Democrats to meet Sunday
• Baseball: Dragons clinch region playoff spot with 13-run outburst against EJCHS
• Baseball: Diamond Panthers blast Oglethorpe County
• Slowing down: Jackson no longer among fastest growing
• Hebron drowns CHS’ hot streak, but not its hopes
• Commerce man sentenced for selling fake movie posters
• Piedmont Circuit to get fourth judge
• BCA Knights crush another opponent
• Late rally stuns Diamond Doggs
• Diamond Cats earn much-needed victory
• Soccer: Lady Panthers drop regular season final
• Winder to vote on 2012 SPLOST amendment in called meeting
• Glenn, IronDawgs honored by state senate
• Wrestling: Thurmond highlighted in Sports Illustrated’s ‘Faces in the Crowd’
• New formula drops graduation rates
• Relays ahead: Jefferson High School track event returns Saturday for 48th year
• Wrestling: Thurmond highlighted in Sports Illustrated’s ‘Faces in the Crowd’
• Memory of popular race track lives on at Jackson County event
• Elliott recovers for Gresham win Saturday
• Schools to have plays
• Man spotted stealing metal from Pendergrass barn
• College track: Jefferson’s Joshua Kles sets two records Saturday
• Jefferson church, residents differ on parking
• ROLLASON: The lockout’s effect still felt by NBA
• Road closing planned near Braselton store
• Barrow County’s reserves grow by $2.2 million in FY2011
• BOC takes on low-key tone
• Auburn residents say sirens not loud enough
• Barrow has high wreck fatality rate
• Authority keeps same outdoor watering restrictions
• Man dies in accident at Hwy. 174 residence
• Fishing tournaments at Bear Creek to cost organizations
• State tightens rules on conservation exemptions
• Exploring East Tennessee : Anderson County perfect destination for families
• Basketball team, cheerleaders honored at banquet
• Reba Casper (4-9-12)
• Barrow grad rates fall under new formula
• New formula generates lower graduation rates
• Edward Lee Banks (4-7-12)
• Man arrested for trying to break in home
• No. 8 Elbert County ends Jefferson’s home winning streak
• Steven Gunderson (4-7-12)
• Elsie Rosynek (4-1-12)
• Overturned gas tanker on Ga. Hwy. 316 outside of Auburn
• Antiques and equipment destroyed in Sunday fire
• Robbin Totherow (4-8-12)
• Virdell Seabolt (4-6-12)
• Shereline George (4-8-12)
• John Boyd (4-6-12)
• Winder's Horton Street RR crossing closed for repairs
• Census data shows much slower growth
• Auburn approves apartment complex
• Friends of Watson Mill to fund pavilion
• 4-H rabies clinic set for April 14
• Large neighborhood starts community garden
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• MCMS soccer team captures region title in nailbiter
• PABIS: Sights, sounds and splendor of Unicoi State Park
• Baseball: Jefferson rally falls short against no. 8 Elbert Co.
• Man arrested for disorderly conduct at store
• Man arrested for disorderly conduct at store
• MCMS takes second in region baseball tourney
• Danielsville council seat remains vacant
• Yates to run for board of commissioners chair
• White County man announces congressional bid
• Raiders snap 3-game skid with comeback win
• New-look library celebrated
• High-tech help now available for unsolved sexual assaults
• Henry W. Swaim (4-4-12)
• Jimmie Ree Wardlaw (4-4-12)
• Ebbie Hill (4-4-12)
• Car fire in Braselton initially considered as potential hate crime
• Car fire in Braselton initially considered as potential hate crime
• Man charged with impersonating officer after road rage incident
• Man charged with impersonating an officer after road rage incident
• Traffic violations lead to license charges
• Streetlight request fails to get favor
• Pizza customer starts following female employee
• Man picked up on outstanding burglary warrant following alleged arson incident
• Bonding agency reinstated
• Baseball: Grand slam leads no. 7 North Oconee past East Jackson
• Lane closures on I-85 southbound in Banks Co.
• Job total for Carter's prove elusive
• Rev. Winford Page (3-28-12)
• Bridge to be down to one lane on Winder Highway
• Bridge to be down to one lane on Winder Highway
• Hoschton council member suggests review of rules on home-based businesses
• Another election planned for Braselton CID
• Another election planned for Braselton CID
• Baseball: East Jackson falls again to no. 8 Elbert Co.
• Tian Saengsutthi (3-27-12)
• Faron Segars (4-4-12)
• Homeowner taken to hospital after fire
• Homeowner taken to hospital after fire
• Guy Spicer seeks District 1 seat on Jackson BOC
• Fitzpatrick to qualify for new Congressional seat
• Baseball: Jefferson pulls out 2-1 road win over Oglethorpe County
• Baseball: North Oconee edges Jackson Co. with third-inning home run
• Rep. Benton reviews votes on charter schools, tax code
• Thieves steal $1,000 in merchandise from yard sale
• Easter parade, egg hunt set Saturday
• Library bid comes in at $1.4 million
• Commerce jumpers fueled by their high-soaring duel
• Registration starts for Tiger Sharks
• AHS teams excelling on the links this spring
• Diamond Doggs continue winning ways
• BRIDGES: Wagner eager for year three at WBHS
• Edna Sell honored for service on county boards
• Fire backup radio back in service
• Two homes damaged in fires during storm
• Winder refuses to move water line for county road project
• WPD officer recognized for work
• Should guns be fired in Bethlehem?
• Barrow students begin CRCT testing
• Approximately 1,000 jobs to come to Jackson County
• Approximately 1,000 jobs to come to Jackson County
• Braselton store turns over ‘fake pot’ after new law passes
• Braselton store turns over ‘fake pot’ after new law passes
• Braselton to get 1,200 jobs with Carter's distribution center
• Braselton to get 1,200 jobs with Carter's distribution center
• Bridge down to one lane until April 30
• Heart of the Tiger lineup pumps up the season
• Baseball: Eagle coach praises pitcher in Monday loss
• Senior night for soccer teams
• Baseball: Hot-hitting North Oconee beats JCCHS 8-1
• Henry Stowers (4-3-12)
• ‘Pam’ Gary (4-3-12)
• Carolyn Eugenia Fleming Farr (4-3-12)
• Rev. Rufus Miller (4-3-12)
• Mary Louise Borders (4-1-12)
• Arcade city administrator critically injured in N.C. crash
• Gerald Turpin (4-2-12)
• Mattie Nolen (3-31-12)
• Emery Tackett Sr. (4-2-12)
• Colbert man charged with second-degree arson
• MCHS spring symphonic band drawing attention
• Baseball: Diamond Dragons needing road wins
• Ray Bridger (4-1-12)
• Thomas Wilson (3-31-12)
• Claude Lynn (3-31-12)
• Rebecca Hughes (3-29-12)
• Florence Johnston (3-29-12)
• ‘Al’ Moore (3-28-12)
• Kenneth Harmon (3-31-12)
• CSX crew surprises Winder by showing up after all; Broad Street crossing is closed to traffic
• Football: Carson Newman signs with University of the Cumberlands
• Cheerleading: Kibbe signs with Brenau
• Motorcyclist dead for several days before body found
• Clifford Warren Howard, Sr. (3-30-12)
• Madison Co. third graders learn about recycling, protecting environment
• CERT to train new volunteers
• Synthetic dope now illegal in Georgia
• Raider soccer team downs Loganville
• Hoschton arts group plans move to headquarters, special events
• Hoschton arts group plans move to headquarters, special events
• Rose Lee McClure (3-1-12)
• Virginia Sorrells (3-30-12)
• PERSON: The Send-Off
• Winder wins first round in Feldman suit and seeks millions in alleged overcharges
• Baseball: Grogan hits grand slam, records victory in Panther win
• Mother of truant child charged
• Rematch: Jody Thompson to run against Chas Hardy
• CMS writing scores best among local schools
• Yates to run for BOC chairman
• Yates to run for BOC chairman
• Nellie Hammond (3-29-12)
• Florence Duncan (3-29-12)
• Home Depot to close Braselton center
• Home Depot to close Braselton center
• Home Depot to close Braselton center
• Car, foot chase results in two arrests
• IDA gets GEFA funding
• Lady Panther win over East Jackson clinches no. 2 seed
• Soccer: Pitcher’s three goals lead EJCHS to victory, no. 2 seed
• Soccer: Pitcher scores three goals as Eagles lock up no. 2 seed
• PHOTOS: Jackson Co.-East Jackson soccer
• Baseball: Panthers rout East Jackson with fifth-inning flurry
• BREAKING NEWS: CSX postpones planned work on two major railroad crossings in Winder
• CSX closing major railroad crossings in Winder next week
• Louise Whitlock (3-20-12)
• Ray Bates (3-28-12)
• Kathleen Jones (3-28-12)
• 2 arrested at Fuel Mart for gambling
• Thompson announces run for BOC seat
• Mary Chatham (3-27-12)
• Deward Ausborn (3-29-12)
• ‘C.H.’ Dalton Sr. (3-7-12)
• ‘Cliff’ Hamby (3-28-12)
• Five announce plans to qualify for July election
• Brenau program to offer classes in downtown Braselton
• Brenau program to offer classes in downtown Braselton
• Braselton police issue citations for small amount of marijuana
• Braselton police issue citations for small amount of marijuana
• Golf teams compete with Commerce, Chestatee
• Essay contest winners recognized by BOC
• Arrests made at Jefferson businesses on illegal gambling
• Golf: Panthers tie school record
• WBHS sweeps track meet
• BCA Knights ranked No. 1 in GISA Class A
• ROLLASON: Go West: The Peyton Manning frenzy
• GDOT takes safety action regarding Statham RR crossing
• DOT announces low clearance signs on order for SR 211 in Statham
• Trapped trucks on RR crossings an issue; Three car haulers get stuck last week
• Baseball: Panthers rout East Jackson with fifth-inning flurry
• Nicholson leaders feuding over art on water tank
• Commerce farmers' market begins Saturday
• Coach keeps Tigers on course and upbeat
• CHS extends streak after GWA victory
• Police drug dog, officer help at EJMS
• Runaway teenager found
• Golf: Panthers break record
• Diamond Doggs win on road Monday
• Girls' soccer: Jefferson beats Jackson Co., clinches subregion title
• Wildcats earn much-needed subregion win
• Golf: Panthers break record
• Roy Parks (3-27-12)
• BREAKING NEWS: County's fire radio goes down along with Winder police, fire and city hall phones
• BREAKING NEWS: County's fire radio down along with Winder police, fire and city hall phones
• County's fire radio goes down along with Winder police, fire and city hall phones
• Baseball: JCCHS splits series with Hart County
• JCCHS splits series with Hart County
• Baseball: Blowout loss follows quality win for diamond Eagles
• Golf: Panthers break record
• Auction on Friday to benefit arts council
• Girls' soccer: Jefferson beats Jackson Co., clinches subregion title
• Steven Anderson Jr. (3-26-12)
• District officials: Work still ahead for improving writing scores
• Elite Eagle: East Jackson runner sets three school records this month
• Swimming: Sea Dragons out to build on third-place finish
• Soccer: Offense comes through in Dragon win over Jackson Co.
• KBMS makes big improvement on writing test
• ‘Sug’ Swinehart (3-27-12)
• MCMS principal Matt Boggs will retire June 30
• Training expenses: BOC members clash on what’s appropriate
• New bill outlaws all synthetic pot, affects proposed BOE recommendation
• ‘E.O.’ Whitmire (3-27-12)
• Maysville home destroyed in fire
• Braselton police looking for teenager
• Braselton police looking for teenager
• Lorraine Dickson (3-27-12)
• Gloria Jean Smoot (3-23-12)
• Julie Kirkindoll (3-25-12)
• Madison County fares well in home track meet
• Baseball: Jefferson gets another complete game, grand slam in big win
• Missing man found dead in creek bed
• Missing man found dead
• County offices requesting $620,000 in capital purchases
• Emma Baughcum (3-22-12)
• Fire chief not using available radio unit
• BES pilots process for school uniform debate
• Soccer: Seventh-ranked Lady Panthers beat Lakeview
• Local schools look at issue concerning legal synthetic marijuana
• Local schools look at issue concerning legal synthetic pot
• Nicholson Water Authority says ‘no’ to daisy design on new water tank
• Jo Beth Lawson (3-25-12)
• ‘Junior’ Dickerson (3-23-12)
• Edna Mae Bingham (3-23-12)
• Evelyn Sorrow (3-24-12)
• Cousins charged with assault after fight
• Oglethorpe Co. chips in on park
• Madison Co. tennis teams take third at Granger Invit.
• BOC may ask voters to decide on Sunday alcohol sales
• Lady Raiders shut down Elbert, fall to Clarke Central
• BRIDGES: Extremism does have success in politics
• Company to hire more than 500 by summer
• Marshal’s office contacted in dispute with neighbors
• Baseball: Jefferson falls to no. 10 North Oconee
• Baseball: JCCHS tops Hart Co. behind Banks' two-hitter
• Baseball: Pitching, defense key East Jackson win
• Governor to welcome home local Guard unit
• Robbery victim doesn't give up easily
• Bed Bath & Beyond to hire 574 by summer's end
• Chas Hardy to run for re-election
• Baseball: East Jackson rallies, loses in extra innings to Hart Co.
• Joseph Brownlee (3-22-12)
• Ardill McCannon (3-23-12)
• Rezoning request heard for proposed rental development
• Larry Goodnight (3-22-12)
• Hilda Wilhite
• Bessie Mae Hanes (3-22-12)
• Winder PD to host fake pot awareness class
• Lois Burgess (3-21-12)
• Mayfield Dairy may reopen visitors center in Braselton
• Athens man arrested for drugs in Watson Mill Park
• Lawsuit filed against Madison County sheriff
• Mayfield Dairy may reopen visitors center
• BOE changes 2012-2013 school calendar
• Construction may start soon on new EMS station
• GOP is killing its own chances at the White House
• Officials expect Jackson County to benefit from Caterpillar facility
• Ag Day set for March 24
• Baseball: Bartek’s blast leads Dragons in 10-3 win over Jackson Co.
• PHOTOS: Jefferson-Jackson Co. baseball series
• Body found on Sample Scales Road; foul play not suspected
• Lucille Cagle (3-22-12)
• Carlton Speed to run for sheriff
• ROLLASON: March Madness reaches Sweet 16
• Injured drunk driver found at a restaurant
• Injured drunk driver found at a restaurant
• Mary Beth Gordon (3-17-12)
• Lurene Denton (3-21-12)
• Deputies searching for missing Barrow man
• Deputies searching for missing Barrow man
• Louise Herring (3-21-12)
• Panther golfers as good as advertised so far
• Itabiyi, Isler pace WBHS teams at Flowery Branch
• County to buy subdivision’s tennis courts, pools for park
• Chairman tries to bypass mayors in sales tax talks
• BOC to seek grant to fund Boys & Girls Club facility
• Baseball: Bartek’s blast leads Dragons in 10-3 win over Jackson Co.
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• Jackson may call for vote on Sunday sales
• Planners to discuss new zoning district
• Class A split for playoffs
• Tigers beats GWA, extends streak to six as mid-season nears
• Police catch man driving stolen car
• Lady Bulldoggs once again enjoying success
• BRIDGES: Bisher set impossible standard to match
• Donna Sikes to seek probate judgeship
• Airport authority releases fixed base operator
• WBHS named 'Focus School' by DOE
• Wildcats stumble at Madison County
• Violet Clark (3-20-12)
• ‘Tinker’ Watkins (3-20-12)
• Tax code overhaul catches Rep. Benton by surprise
• Dixon named CEO at BRMC
• New county BOE calendar includes four employee furlough days
• James Cochran (3-20-12)
• Lee Jones (3-21-12)
• Grady Allen (03-20-12)
• WBHS named ‘Focus School’ by state DOE
• Truck hits deputy’s patrol vehicle
• Softball: Shinall signs with Emmanuel
• Panther golfers as good as advertised so far
• Motorcycle taken from Hwy. 129 business
• England criticized over abortion remarks; Website says he compared women to farm animals in debate
• Airport authority releases fixed base operator
• Mary Frances Sewell (3-20-12)
• Sarah Delle Harike (3-19-12)
• ‘Dot’ Garrett (3-19-12)
• Tennis action: boys take loss; win for girls
• Becky Carlan to run for tax commissioner
• Baseball: Hart Co. strikes late in 11-1 over East Jackson
• R.T. Hardy (3-19-12)
• Clifford Murrell (3-17-12)
• Baseball: Jackson Co. responds with rivalry win over Jefferson
• Mary Evelyn Kanakos (3-18-12)
• Raymond Neal (3-18-12)
• Madison Co. netters down four opponents
• Man assaulted by gas thieves
• Baseball: Jackson Co. responds with rivalry win over Jefferson
• Library to close Thursday, Friday; ribbon cutting set for March 31
• Doris Cathey (3-18-12)
• Thomas Varner (3-18-12)
• ‘Butch’ Pugh (3-17-12)
• Annie Lou Wheeler (3-15-12)
• Shirley Millwood (3-12-12)
• C. Nelson Brown (3-15-12)
• Brian Stockton (3-16-12)
• Johnnie Few (3-16-12)
• Town posts revamped ordinances online
• David Hardiman (3-17-12)
• Rail crossing project delayed
• Skunk near Jackson-Hall county line tests positive for rabies
• Eighth grade writing assessment scores up
• Higdon sworn in as new Danielsville mayor
• Braselton issues four building permits
• Speaker: T-SPLOST would help local economy
• Commissioners allocate $26,000 to Watson Mill
• PERSON: A house divided
• Boys' soccer: Eagles pull away from Jefferson in subregion win
• Girls' soccer: Jefferson gets three goals from Carreno in win over East Jackson
• Baseball: Dragons win first subregion game
• East Jackson water project being bid
• Rail crossing to be closed for repairs
• Jackson deputies arrest 34
• Diamond Raiders blank Duluth, shut down Monroe to snap 4-game skid
• Madison Co. BOC to meet March 19
• BCSS seems to be turning a corner
• Kathy Sears (3-15-12)
• Braselton groups discuss store, parking deck plans for downtown
• Braselton agency approves documents for renovation project
• Braselton police earn state certification
• Town’s water, sewer bond rating upgraded
• Penalty to be imposed for late county taxes
• Braselton's water, sewer bond rating upgraded
• Madison County BOC to set shelter funding based on 2010 Census
• Teenage fight reported on Graham Road
• Baseball: No. 4 Elbert County nips Jackson Co.
• Winder Police officer targeted by an increasingly common scam
• Emergency communication part of Braselton’s goals
• Emergency communication part of Braselton’s goals
• Hewell sets school record at track meet
• Hooper sworn in to serve on Gillsville council
• Skunk near Jackson-Hall county line tests positive for rabies
• Jackson County's umemployment rate rises
• Troy Higdon (3-13-12)
• Aubrey Ginn (3-13-12)
• Wildcats enjoy success in non-region games
• ROLLASON: Time to fill in your tourney bracket
• BOE considering new cooling system for gym
• Baseball: Hart Co. throws one-hitter, beats Jefferson 5-0
• Chamber guest: T-SPLOST 'about jobs'
• Scott Rodgers is new Commerce rec director
• Baton pass a skill for track teams
• Diamond Doggs look to subregion schedule
• Tigers split games as region play continues
• Drug suspects tripped up by traffic violations
• BCA baseball making noise in 2012
• Braselton police find massive hidden compartment under truck bed
• Braselton police find massive hidden compartment under truck bed
• County may end FY2011 with net of $1.7 million
• Timberlake Films Movie Scenes in Barrow County
• Current BOC to hire 2013 county manager
• WPD dispatch and county 911 are merged
• WPD and county 911 are merged
• Feldman sues Winder
• Clutch performance: Senior throws first no-hitter in at least 25 years at JCCHS
• Boys' soccer: Ventura sparks Panther win with two goals
• Soccer: EJCHS girls still unscathed in subregion
• Thirty-four charged by sheriff’s office
• Foliage Fest to be held Sat. in Jefferson
• Stadium to have new concession stands, restrooms
• Penalty to be imposed for late property taxes
• Redevelopment plan kickoff meeting well attended
• Gladys Mae Ayers (3-12-12)
• Florrie House (3-13-12)
• Ray L. Pearson (3-12-12)
• Winder finds major billing snafu; seeking to collect over $270,000
• ROLLASON: Time for some (March) Madness
• Controversy dogs EMS over backup communications
• Controversy dogs BCES over backup communications
• Goss gets 12 years
• OPINION: Baseball, it's more than just a game
• Town hall meeting set Thursday in Hoschton
• Golf season gets under way
• Soccer: Jefferson girls win big, but coach seeks improved play
• ‘Patsy’ Dudley (3-11-12)
• Betty Smith (3-11-12)
• OMG! Justin Timberlake films in Barrow
• Money to be hot topic at BOC Tuesday night
• Judge may be recused in alleged cop killer’s trial
• BOE considering new cooling system for NJES gym
• Brenda Smith (3-9-12)
• Lottie Gary (2-26-12)
• Kathy Stone (3-10-12)
• Donna Spurgeon (3-9-12)
• Patricia Parham
• Deborah Parker
• Bertha Mae Dangar (3-9-12)
• Clara Jones (3-7-12)
• Blood drive planned Tuesday at First Baptist
• Carlton man faces family violence charge
• Felt a finalist for state ‘Teacher of the Year’
• Bidding process may start soon for Braselton LifePath
• Bidding process may start soon for LifePath
• Community yard sale set for April 21
• Set clocks ahead tonight for DST
• Pant-less man near children arrested
• Big health coverage cost increases to hit local schools
• Commissioners OK bond refinancing in split vote
• Store clerk duped by phone card scam
• Baseball: Lakeview Academy edges EJCHS with two-run single in the seventh
• Soccer: Huge win keeps JCCHS girls unbeaten in subregion
• Careless thief leaves cell phone behind
• Art festival exceeds expectations
• 12-and-under girls’ basketball team wins state tournament
• Officer battles man who cut self with sword
• Gingrich carries Madison Co.
• Rolling Relief to collect items for storm victims Sunday
• More than 35 apply for superintendent’s job
• Auburn Boy Scout gets BSA's highest lifesaving award
• ‘Dick’ Beller (3-5-12)
• Big health coverage cost increases to hit local schools
• Deadline passes for superintendent job
• Government is a necessary evil
• County looking for money to pay narrow-banding costs
• Madison Co. Library expansion project nearing completion
• Comer man charged with family violence
• Baseball: Jefferson earns come-from-behind win over Lumpkin Co.
• Ex-EJCHS track standout earning honors, records in college
• County manager: State Court should be part-time
• Baseball: Jackson County’s Zimmer throws no-hitter
• Frank McKinney (3-6-12)
• Rev. Eugene Loggins (3-6-12)
• Tennis Doggs enjoy fast start to season
• Reba Lowe Fuller (3-6-12)
• FDIC sues former Freedom Bank officials
• Iron Cats lift to another title
• SINN-CLARK: How resilient are you?
• New Lanier Tech campus in Barrow looks to get funding
• Hoschton, Jackson County approve deal for projects
• Winder approves new building, WPD dispatch change
• Cash, drugs found during traffic stop
• Cash, drugs found during traffic stop in Braselton
• Commerce library to be relocated during construction
• Tigers’ coach stresses room for improvement
• CHS leaps into track season at EJCHS Invitational meet
• Year's 6th case of rabies confirmed
• Strong showing for WBHS track at Dacula
• Diamond Cats ready to return to action
• BRIDGES: Lifting their way to success
• Legislators slated to get state budget this week
• Boys' soccer: Jackson Co. stays unbeaten in subregion play
• Kevin Barnett (3-6-12)
• Girls' soccer: Jefferson upends N. Oconee, tied for subregion lead
• Basketball: Jefferson team takes state
• Strong start: Jackson County girls racking up in early portion of schedule
• Patricia Andrews (3-6-12)
• BCSS plans to have new WMS principal by May
• Arts center design passes after split vote in Auburn
• Alcohol referendum passes in Bethlehem
• BCSS to see $3 million jump in insurance costs for non-teachers
• Jackson helps Gingrich win primary
• FDIC files suit against Freedom Bank directors
• Gingrich carries Barrow; Statham approves Sunday sales
• Gingrich carries Barrow, state
• County voters strongly favor Gingrich in primary
• Danielsville to revamp city utility applications
• Banks voters say ‘no’ to redevelopment powers; SPLOST approved
• Higdon defeats Temple for Danielsville mayor’s seat
• Arcade approves Sunday sales
• FDIC Files Suit Against Freedom Bank Directors
• FDIC Files Suit Against Freedom Bank Directors
• FDIC Files Suit Against Freedom Bank Directors
• Johnnie Money (3-4-12)
• Mary Puckett (3-5-12)
• Baseball: Panthers continue to swing hot bats
• Hill stepping down as EJCHS wrestling coach
• Baseball: EJCHS pitchers struggle in 11-1 loss to George Walton Academy
• Donnie Wayne Hewell (3-5-12)
• Mildred Seay (3-6-12)
• Matilda Wood (3-2-12)
• Town hall meeting planned March 15 at Hoschton Depot
• Baseball: Jefferson rallies for win to break three-game slide
• Era Terry (3-5-12)
• BCMS baseball team wins home opener
• ROLLASON: Henderson — A true warrior for Christ
• ROLLASON: A true warrior for Christ
• Baseball: Diamond Eagles aim for win no. 2 today
• Town council, groups to discuss downtown plans
• Two charged with loitering on Hardman Morris Rd.
• Watson Mill negotiations hit snag
• Swimming: Local relay team takes fourth at state championships
• Firefighters help extinguish house fire on Moon’s Bridge Rd.
• Winder getting new city hall
• Bill expands placement of 'historic documents'
• Area high school students improve math scores
• Woman shows photos, reads poetry to deputy
• Baseball: Panthers’ offensive surge continues against Clarke Central
• Tornadoes spare Barrow, but homes damaged by lightning
• Tornado warning canceled
• Tornado warning until 10:30 pm Friday
• Drug-using girlfriend proves untrustworthy
• Presidential preference primary coming up Tuesday
• Girls’ soccer team records first win over Rockdale
• Baseball team opens season with close losses
• Madison Co. BOC to meet Monday
• Patricia Cape (3-2-12)
• ‘Pug’ Peck (3-1-12)
• Jennifer Barnett (3-1-12)
• ‘Geri’ Woodward (3-1-12)
• Middle schools looking at uniform dress code policy
• Barrow could be big winner in Caterpillar deal
• Man arrested after trying to cash fake check at bank
• Ex-Agri-Cycle owner found guilty of theft in Upson County
• Two arrested during safety check
• Madison Co. IDA seeks GEFA funding
• Separate resolutions would honor former legislator, songwriter
• Jefferson loses low-scoring affair against Gainesville
• West Winder bypass slated for 2017
• Frances Anthony (3-1-12)
• Charles Maddox Jr. (2-29-12)
• Sarah Mitchell (2-29-12)
• Diamond Doggs learning as they go in 2012
• Chamber looking for Caterpillar impact in Barrow
• Jackson County-East Jackson football game moving to Sept. 21
• Jackson County-East Jackson football game moving to Sept. 21
• William Hudson (2-29-12)
• John McKinney (3-1-12)
• PABIS: Review of ‘Raising Boys’ by Steve Biddulph
• Lois Payne (2-29-12)
• Death of former community leader reported
• Dennis Ralph Daniel (2-28-12)
• Barrow Journal Online e-Edition Posted On Thursdays
• Auburn water users could see huge jump in rates
• ‘Super Tuesday’ primary election ahead next week
• Suspicious man follows girl as she walks home
• Suspicious man follows girl as she walks home
• STATE TOURNAMENT: Slow start derails Jefferson in Sweet 16 loss
• Basketball: Slow start derails Jefferson in Sweet 16 loss
• Local Players Picked As All-Region
• Commerce, Jefferson split contests in opening week
• Minor traffic offenses lead to felony drug charges
• Chamber honors top students, teachers
• First Folk to Fine Arts Festival this week
• Commerce golf teams open season with strong week of play
• Diamond Cats begin season on strong note
• BRIDGES: Working to make program successful
• Grand jury calls for more jail staff
• James Hathcock (2-28-12)
• Man dies Wednesday in Hwy. 29 car accident
• Don Lewis (2-28-12)
• ‘Bill’ Palmer (2-28-12)
• Karl Ahnell (2-23-12)
• Track season begins in earnest Saturday with Eagle Invitational
• Dr. Tom Wages (2-27-12)
• Vote coming up March 6 on ‘redevelopment powers,’ and SPLOST
• Baseball: JCCHS strikes late in lopsided win
• Baseball: Panthers drop Alabama double header
• Arson reported in copper wire theft
• Folk to Fine Art Festival opens Fri.
• Rabies case confirmed in Hoschton
• Inmate laborers to be better supervised in Maysville
• Griffith to resign from council
• Man arrested after trying to cash fake check at bank
• Soccer teams win over Elbert County
• Ex-Agri-Cycle owner found guilty of theft in Upson County
• Barrow school leaders to discuss possible uniforms
• Airport Authority agrees to resolve audit issue
• DOT tests signal at the intersection of State Route 211 and McNeal in Winder
• New firm to pickup Winder garbage
• Woman with lots of cash charged with shoplifting
• Hall named 2012 STAR student
• Joyce England (2-27-12)
• BOE to hear more school improvement presentations Tuesday night
• ‘Gene’ Smith (2-27-12)
• Geneva Scarborough (2-28-12)
• Basketball: DuBose says few believe Jefferson can pull off upset
• Johnny Walden (2-27-12)
• Bertha Brown (2-26-12)
• Joe White (2-27-12)
• Baseball: Commerce avenges loss to Jefferson, wins 9-4
• Baseball: Stranded runners keep East Jackson winless
• Baseball: Stranded runners keep East Jackson winless
• Rick Darby to run for sheriff
• Sue Madden (2-26-12)
• Electrical fire damaged Banks Crossing business
• ‘Super Tuesday’ primary election ahead next week; early voting going on this week
• ROLLASON: The top five NBA point guards
• ‘Butterbean’ Phillips (2-23-12)
• ‘CW’ Crawford (2-22-12)
• Hugh ‘Buddy’ James
• Lila Orr (2-24-12)
• Terrie Sorrow (2-24-12)
• Sybil Grace Kitchens (2-24-12)
• Eva Elder wins lawsuit
• Schools could start Aug. 10 this year
• OPINION: ‘Coach Griff’ has influenced many on and off the diamond
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• Town OK’s building permits
• Thompson, Dragons shoot down North Murray
• Thompson, Dragons shoot down North Murray
• Public auction targets property owners that owe taxes
• Ila to ask for cable franchise
• Benton: Changes continue for charter schools legislation
• Grandmother accused of following relative
• Granite Hotel a hostel for ghosts? Spirits said to haunt the old building; now where will they go?
• Advanced Placement results are mixed among local high schools
• Woman reports harassment by meat salesman
• CHS: bettr than most on end-of-course tests
• Trial could be postponed in Winder murder case
• Football: Jefferson’s Casey signs with Morehead State
• Lady golfers shoot for region 4-peat in 2012
• Lady golfers shoot for region 3-peat in 2012
• Madison Co. BOC to meet Monday
• Trailer to be filled Sat. in Colbert to help future disaster victims
• Caterpillar plant could create jobs in Jackson
• James Childers (2-23-12)
• John Harp (2-21-12)
• Tornado watch in effect until 4 p.m.
• Early voting continues in Barrow County
• Bethlehem to hold public hearing on budget
• Commerce man charged in string of church wiring thefts
• New name coming for part of Highway 98?
• Early voting in presidential primaries under way
• Braselton park and ride lot to close on Friday, March 2
• Braselton park and ride lot to close on Friday, March 2
• Winder man faces hit and run charge, DUI
• Marshall Dixon (2-23-12)
• Health system withdraws annexation request for hospital in Braselton
• Health system withdraws annexation request for hospital
• Obama will get re-elected because we are selfish
• A package store in Auburn?
• School AP scores mixed
• New trees planted around historic courthouse
• Braselton police chase ends when suspect is bitten by K-9 dog
• Braselton police chase ends when suspect is bitten by K-9 dog
• Baseball: Jefferson pitching overpowers Commerce
• Lenward Minish (2-23-12)
• Joe Cole (2-23-12)
• Jackson County Humane Society searching for land for shelter
• Winder DDA seeks staff position from city
• Diamond Doggs fall in opener
• Tennis courts, playground get approval
• Lightning blamed for apartment fire
• SINN-CLARK: Family violence is a community problem
• OPINION: A memorable time in Mustang basketball
• ‘WIC’ program off to a good start at new location
• Metal theft: Local farmers hit hard; what will legislators do?
• Caterpillar may bring jobs here
• Tigers advance to basketball post-season, briefly
• CHS’ Legg, McClure earn wrestling titles
• Police make 4 DUI, 1 drug case on bypass
• Momentum building for art festival
• Moore wins state wrestling title
• BRIDGES: A different personality on, off the mat
• This week's online newspaper
• Mary Jane Dooley (2-22-12)
• Deborah Pritchett (2-21-12)
• Boys' basketball: Jefferson braces for North Murray’s size
• Family displaced in Winder house fire
• Football: East Jackson’s Alford picks Mars Hill
• Wrestling: Chandler caps season with third-place finish
• Eight sentenced in Superior Court
• Officers chase pretend cop in South Jackson
• Students improve in EOCT math scores
• BOC approves recreation projects
• AHS makes big jump in EOCT math results
• Director of merged county department resigns
• Public transit a consideration in Auburn
• Statham council approves match for DOT grant for school street paving
• Community event at WBMS on Thursday
• Danielsville city consultant’s contract terminated
• Shooter report at elementary school a possible prank
• DOT tests signal on SR 211 in Winder
• Vernell Evans (2-21-12)
• Robert Scott (2-20-12)
• Spring sports kicks off in county
• Jerry Chandler (11-14-11)
• Dog that attacked child euthanized at owner’s request
• Clifford Bone (2-18-12)
• Henry McElroy (2-20-12)
• Rev. Donald Tritt (2-20-12)
• Madison County citizens can vote on Saturday
• Trudie Hands (2-4-12)
• Auburn calls meeting to discuss $2 million loan conditions
• Homer child injured in dog attack
• James Henry (2-19-12)
• Rose Lee Gowder Lane (2-15-12)
• Thomas Carlan (2-17-12)
• Trilla Mae Magnus (2-19-12)
• Berthia Whitfield (2-4-12)
• Joe Duncan (2-17-12)
• James Crawford Whitsel (2-16-12)
• Kathryn Foran (2-18-12)
• ROLLASON: Linsanity — is this kid for real?
• County changes treatment provider for court
• Arcade election on Sunday alcohol sales set March 6
• Middle school soccer teams kick off season in winning form
• Two arrested after traffic stop on Spratlin Mill Road
• Transfer truck overturns on Transco Road
• No arrest made in bomb threat Sunday
• New gym, chorus/drama building at JCCHS get approval
• Town to establish revolving loan fund for businesses
• Braselton to establish revolving loan fund for businesses
• Woman: Ex-lover threatens to kill child
• Whitfield to seek re-election
• Chandler to seek re-election
• BOC passes guidelines on temporary RV occupancy
• Wrestling: Moore’s title leads Jackson County to sixth-place finish
• Boys' basketball: Dragons squander second-half lead in region title game loss
• Streak grows to 12: JHS continues its string of state titles, Przybysz and Marinelli win individual crowns
• Peace Place pushes to reach more victims
• Sheriff's office lists 37 arrests
• Phil Chandler - local Folk artist, composer, musician
• Braselton DDA discusses hiring first employee
• Braselton DDA discusses hiring first employee
• BOE honors students, schools
• Two MCHS wrestlers qualify for state finals
• Boys' basketball: Dragons withstand 39 points from Plemmons, advance to region finals
• Jackson schools eye big payoff for bond refinancing
• Commerce BOE hopes to resume full 180-day calendar
• Man convicted of abusing his aunt gets more jail time for violating probation
• Health system seeks annexation for hospital
• Health system seeks annexation into Braselton for hospital
• Theft of utilities leads to drug charges
• Westside principal takes job in Gwinnett
• Donald Kimbel (2-16-12)
• Myron ‘Bo’ Patrick (2-15-12)
• Carlton may contract with county for code enforcement services
• New school Facebook rule too broad, goes too far
• BOE told that refinancing bonds could save millions
• Jackson County BOE approves 2012-2013 school calendar
• Sign thief apparently goes on joy ride in subdivision
• Sign thief apparently goes on joy ride in subdivision
• BOC talks political signs
• MCHS boys end season at region tourney
• Girls' basketball: Union County’s hot second-half shooting ends JCCHS’s season
• Girls defeat Apalachee, lose to Salem
• Peace Place pushes to reach more area victims
• ‘Pete’ Martin and Faye Martin
• Sheriff said Hood just wants special treatment
• Wrestling: Panthers aiming for top 10 finish
• EJCHS wrestlers advance
• Basketball: 19 local players make All-8-AA South teams
• Basketball: 19 local players make All-8-AA South teams
• Carolyn Boyd (2-15-12)
• Parks steps down as Lady Wildcats coach
• Braselton may get $1.3 million in Gwinnett County settlement
• Braselton may get $1.3 million in Gwinnett County settlement
• Swim Doggs complete season at state
• Lena Mae Grizzle (2-14-12)
• Herbert Recor (2-15-12)
• BROWN: To my parents
• Two Comer policemen injured by woman fleeing in auto
• Braselton council approves plans for apartments
• Braselton council approves plans for apartments
• Boys' basketball: Dragons clinch state berth with free throw shooting
• 'Overlay' zoning district proposed for city's entryways
• Evaluations set at rec department
• McClure a favorite in state meet this weekend
• Add aggravated assault charge to shoplifting
• Council quickly resolves old issues
• Bulldoggs battle Rockdale to final buzzer
• Wildcats just miss state tournament
• BRIDGES: Parks gave all to Lady Cats program
• Kubota breaks ground on $80 million expansion
• Baseball: Bartek signs with Naval Academy
• Basketball: Panthers ousted in opening round of 8-AA tourney
• Girls' basketball: Lady Dragons lose despite 26 points from Evanson
• Basketball: Lady Eagles fall to no. 3 seed Tuesday
• Basketball: Free throws loom large in Eagles’ loss
• William Parker (2-15-12)
• Brian Eubanks named fire chief after serving in interim role
• Girls' basketball: Lady Dragons earn redemption vs. JCCHS with late run
• Boys' basketball: Rematch doesn’t end well for East Jackson boys
• Annie Lou Banks (2-14-12)
• Girls' basketball: Lady Eagles lose to subregion leaders in regular season finale
• Twenty-six indicted by Grand Jury
• New JHS restrooms, concession stand ready for football?
• Call 911 before being stopped, says police chief
• Early voting under way for presidential primary
• Jefferson school system cutting two furlough days
• Yearwood has angry confrontation with Worley, BOC
• Yearwood has angry confrontation with sheriff, BOC
• Winder and 911 consolidation still on despite blowup at meeting
• Pre-trial motions filed in Lynn case; Jury selection to begin in March
• Pre-trial motions filed in Lynn case; Jury selection to being in March
• Deputy uses tweezers to get to suspect
• City back at work with engineering firm
• Colbert taking bids for old school bathrooms
• Peace Place Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball set Sat.
• Harold Hewell
• John W. Burns (2-13-12)
• Edith Beatty (2-11-12)
• Alice Skelton (2-12-12)
• ‘Ronnie’ Dunagan (2-11-12)
• Rodney Tomlinson (2-12-12)
• Videlle Davis (2-10-12)
• Actions filed in Superior Court
• Emergency chief to ask BOC to match grant funds
• Finances, project updates on agenda for Jefferson council Monday night
• Mary Tollison (2-13-12)
• Louise Sauls (2-11-12)
• Bessie Pittman (2-9-12)
• Basketball: Dragons win coin flip, earn no. 1 seed
• Republican party to hold mass meetings, county convention March 10
• Lathan Banks (2-11-12)
• Russell James (2-9-12)
• Mary McCannon (2-10-12)
• Pregnant woman beaten with oxygen tank, husband faces charges
• BOC approves road adoption criteria
• Braselton CID looks at participation in Gwinnett discount card
• Braselton CID looks at participation in Gwinnett discount card
• Sheriff candidates face off at political forum
• Benton to seek another term
• Madison Oglethorpe Animal Shelter board members speak with BOC
• Cruelty to children, battery reported on Edwards Lane
• Homeowner, residents have dispute about too many visitors at house
• ROLLASON: A 'Giant' Super Bowl win for the ages
• Meeting set to organize Commerce farmers' market
• Busy agenda for city council Monday night
• Immigration, gun control among issues addressed by candidates
• Congressional candidates report campaign contributions, costs
• Firefighters respond to area incidents
• EPD holds hearing on Transco emissions permit
• 3 rabies cases already in Jackson this year
• Geraldine Bondurant (2-8-12)
• R.P. Walls (2-9-12)
• Mary Griffeth (2-10-12)
• MCHS boys to play Fri.; girls play Sat.
• AHS swimmers to compete at state
• Hoschton, JCWSA renew annual contract
• Many in public sector have better pay and benefits than private
• Car club asks city to close street for cruise-ins
• Resby captures region title
• WHERE ARE THEY NOW? A look at former Madison County Red Raider Steve Sanders
• Commerce Council to hire interim manager
• 7th grade Mustangs win at buzzer; 8th graders rally but fall short
• Bruce Nielsen (1-1-12)
• Man stabbed after calling coworker “gay”
• Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• New traffic signal on Ga. Hwy. 124 to be operational on Feb. 15
• No furloughs planned in school system calendar
• Ralph Kesler (2-8-12)
• Contract for commercial re-evaluation OK’d
• Driver helps abused woman left on the side of roadway
• Driver helps abused woman left on the side of roadway
• Temple, Higdon qualify for Danielsville mayor’s race
• James Randolph Warren (2-7-12)
• Sam Moon (2-7-12)
• Margaret Tanner (2-8-12)
• Goley signs with Kentucky Christian
• Woman pulled over by man impersonating police officer
• BRIDGES: An important part of our paper
• DUI suspect after wreck tries to deny driving
• Commissioners to consider recreation spending
• Hearing set Thursday night on zoning 'overlay district'
• Mat Tigers win area, qualify for sectionals
• CHS football team to play EJCHS and Banks Co.
• Winder fires HR director
• Man charged with disorderly conduct
• BRIDGES: Many parts go into team win
• Family Tradition: Hentenaar continues excellence for WBHS in pool
• ‘Bo’ Loggins (2-7-12)
• Eagles, Tigers to meet on gridiron
• Wrestling: Panthers send seven to sectionals
• Braselton to refinance $14 million in bonds
• Braselton to refinance $14 million in bonds
• Wrestling: Dragons win area, produce 10 champions
• Tuesday night scoreboard: Jefferson boys down Oconee Co. 64-54
• Wrestling: EJCHS sending two wrestlers to sectionals
• Boys' basketball: EJCHS produces best showing of the year in win over Jackson Co.
• With no. 2 seed locked up, Lady Panthers face rival JHS
• Boys' basketball: Jefferson boys whip Eagles, 84-42
• Jefferson boys still alive for no. 1 seed in subregion
• Girls' basketball: Lady Dragons torch Elbert County in big subregion win
• Girls' basketball: Lady Dragons rout East Jackson Senior Night
• 4 polling locations changed
• No furloughs in school calendar
• Rabid raccoon reported
• Leopards defeat Lanier on senior night
• Andrews, Ward again named by planning commission
• No more school ‘friends’ allowed
• Jennings says 'no' to chairman run
• Winder questions use of city tax money by chamber
• Bethlehem one step closer to alcohol vote
• Supreme Court rules in Barrow robbery case
• Board of assessors evaluating properties
• Man found by motorist after Maddie’s Call alert
• City of Danielsville still ‘in business’ despite recent council departures’
• Comer man arrested for 17-year-old NC murder
• Auburn calls meeting to discuss SDS Agreement with Gwinnett County
• Madison spending on schools above state avg.
• Debra Wilson (2-3-12)
• Elmer Joe Hardegree (2-5-12)
• ROLLASON: Always keeping the hot seat warm
• Braselton seeks bids for more projects
• Braselton seeks bids for more projects
• Madison Co. Food Bank to move to old forestry office
• Red Raider wrestlers take third at Elbert tourney
• Man arrested for allegedly striking pregnant girlfriend
• ‘Johnny’ Barrett (2-4-12)
• Jefferson downtown façade program funds needed
• One life lost in Auburn house fire
• Authority reviews fishing tournament proposal for reservoir
• Statham police to hold public meeting Feb. 16
• Vagrants try to make house more like a home
• Elrod to seek a seventh term as county tax commissioner
• Moore to run for probate judge
• ‘Doug’ Barnett (2-3-12)
• Ruth Smith (2-3-12)
• Grace Crane (2-3-12)
• ‘Hal’ Brady (2-4-12)
• Jessie Daniels (2-3-12)
• Benton: House proposes to cut red tape
• Beautification incentive proposed for Nicholson
• 2 charged in theft of power shopping cart
• City Lights Festival out; July 4th fireworks on
• Benny Mize (2-2-12)
• Marvine Rider (2-3-12)
• Thelma Morris (2-2-12)
• Donnie Barrett (2-2-12)
• Jerry Harrell (2-1-12)
• Football: Jackson Co., Jefferson football series to continue
• Football: Jackson Co., Jefferson football series to continue
• The voice of the Dragons
• Painting designed in Braselton will be U.N. stamp
• Painting designed in Braselton will be U.N. stamp
• Treatment, drug alternative courts get $37,000 grant
• Obama’s rhetoric on taxes is misleading
• Father charged in son's disappearance
• Despite rain, drought restrictions remain in place
• Political forum planned Saturday in Nicholson
• Blechinger receives international hero award
• Local mentors find reward in helping others
• Man tries to interview for job, but makes threats
• Man tries to interview for job, but makes threats
• Yargo bike fees going up despite protest
• Man sought after pepper-spraying officer
• Lady Raiders drain 10 3’s in home win over Apalachee
• Negotiations continue on Watson Mill
• Danielsville woman charged with obstruction, battery
• Danielsville council member resigns
• Janis Foster (1-27-12)
• Gas station investigated after fuel quality complaints
• Braselton launches free prescription drug card
• PERSON: Punxsutawney or Bust!
• Winder committees to start meeting Thursday
• BOC to discuss partnership for defective bus engines
• BOE to discuss partnership for defective bus engines
• Project with stores, apartments clears first hurdle
• Project with stores, apartments clears first hurdle
• Lampp, Goodman look at runs for District 1 BOC seat
• Lampp, Goodman look run for District 1 BOC seat
• Reservoir full, but restrictions remain
• Commerce overcomes in double overtime
• CHS to retire women’s jerseys
• New traffic signal operational
• BRIDGES: It's February, but spring will soon be here
• Reece Lester (1-31-12)
• Edna Nell Johnson
• Bulldogg Force: Isler excels on court, provides story of inspiration
• Volleyball: Cramsey signs with Piedmont
• Wayne Hix (2-1-12)
• Cain signs bowling scholarship
• Boys' basketball: Dragons remain front runners for subregion title
• Boys' basketball: Elbert County pulls away from JCCHS late
• Wrestling: Panthers just miss first-place finish before area tournament
• Girls' basketball: Jackson Co. moves into second with crucial win
• Boys' basketball: Eagles bested in double OT by rival Commerce
• Girls' basketball: Tough win gives East Jackson girls sweep of Commerce
• Boys' basketball: Panther run comes too late in loss to Oglethorpe Co.
• Girls' basketball: Hart Co. shooting, Jefferson turnovers contribute to Lady Dragon loss
• Girls' basketball: Lady Panthers overwhelm Oglethorpe Co.
• Moore to seek probate judge
• Elrod to seek a seventh term as tax commissioner
• Two students injured in bus wreck
• Stolen church bell recovered in Jackson County
• Wall ousted from Winder clerk’s position; Andrews named new city clerk
• Toyota to build $350 million plant in Jackson County
• Toyota to build $350 million Jackson plant
• Bobcat, raccoon test positive for rabies
• Students hurt in wreck with bus, truck in Nicholson
• Public hearing on Auburn’s agenda Feb. 2
• Biggest deal ever: Jackson named site for new Toyota facility
• Biggest deal ever: Jackson named site for new new Toyota facility
• Man faces simple assault charges after barricade situation
• Luke Fyffe (1-29-12)
• Man in barricade situation in Bethlehem
• Man barricades himself in Bethlehem subdivision
• Man barricades himself in Winder subdivision
• Winder to hold closed meeting Tues.
• Community & Southern Bank closing one Winder branch
• Sean Kilker (1-18-12)
• Jack H. Blair (1-27-12)
• William King (1-28-12)
• Francine Farmer (1-15-12)
• Michael Harris (1-28-12)
• Sarah Lee Bailey
• Barbara Johnson (1-27-12)
• Opal Patterson (1-27-12)
• George Merk (1-29-12)
• George Emory Merk (1-29-12)
• Larry Dalton
• Mary Adams (1-27-12)
• Amy Paige Strehler (1-26-12)
• Barrow middle school selected for national showcase
• Road dispute resolved; county to receive $1 million from R&B Landfill
• Library system to launch e-book collection Feb. 1
• Firefighters respond to incidents in West Jackson
• ROLLASON: Joe Pa — Saying goodbye to a legend
• Barrow-Jackson March for Babies ambassador family shares story
• Barrow-Jackson March for Babies ambassador family shares story
• Camie Thomas to seek re-election as clerk of court
• Deadwyler won’t seek another term as probate judge
• Failure to appear catches up to 4
• Burglars at Chevron on Kilcrease Road just wanted buzz
• Burglars at Chevron on Kilcrease Road just wanted a buzz
• Reception sends former mayor out in style
• Habitat dedicates its ninth house
• WBHS graduate suspect in metal theft case
• Suspect caught on camera driving stolen car
• Madison Co. commissioners agree to adopt school board's district map
• Group wants to make Hoschton an art destination
• Man punched during road rage confrontation
• Former bank buildings in Winder to be auctioned
• Man punched during road rage confrontation on Ga. Hwy. 53
• Three charged with dumping waste
• Danielsville police chief is back
• BCSS among state’s most conservative in spending
• Thomas to seek re-election
• Chamber expects another busy year for projects
• Barrow deputies arrest second brother in attempted armed robbery
• Gladys Etris (1-25-12)
• Bobcat near Hall-Jackson county line tests positive for rabies
• Ex-employee tries to steal cards for free sandwiches
• County insurance won’t cover stolen dozier
• Hamilton State Bank gets another troubled bank in Georgia
• Water issues now resolved at BES
• Escaped inmate captured in Bulloch County
• Wildcats seek more improvement down the stretch
• Walter Pearce (1-25-12)
• Jack Oliver Archer (1-24-12)
• SINN-CLARK: Time to organize the house
• Wilburn out, Worley in
• Voter registration deadline is approaching
• Police called to break up 'racist' dispute
• County gets possible future EMS/fire site
• Homeowners, bank reach tentative 'greenspace' agreement
• Spring sports to start, rain or not
• Season on the line
• WBHS swim coach enjoys roles as teacher, coach, mentor
• BRIDGES: Austin becomes vital part of WBHS athletics
• New JCCHS coach: ‘We’re building for now’
• First-place teams to collide Friday at Jefferson
• Man escapes from custody on Fred Goss Road
• JCCHS hires successful offensive coordinator as new football coach
• Tues. night scoreboard: JCCHS post players spark huge Lady Panther win
• Cow tests positive for rabies
• Boys' basketball: East Jackson drops two more
• Girls' basketball: Lady Eagles play ‘best game’ of year in loss
• Girls' basketball: Lady Dragons lose in overtime
• Boys' basketball: Flowery Branch halts Dragons’ five-game win streak
• Boys' basketball: Panthers let one slip away against Titans
• Girls' basketball: North Oconee takes over late, beats upset-minded Lady Panthers
• Wrestling: Four Panthers place at ‘unusual’ tourney for JCCHS
• Wrestling: Shorthanded Dragons get by
• Jefferson school spending among the state's lowest
• Rabid cow reported
• ‘Doll’ Whitlock (1-24-12)
• Jimmy Hooper to run for BOC chairman seat
• Margaret Deadwyler won’t seek re-election
• Five Barrow day care programs rated ‘non-compliant’
• New group wants to make Hoschton an art destination
• Airport authority loses two members
• Auburn approves annexation of 20+ acres
• Insurance premium increases planned for non-certified school personnel
• Time for county, cities to review LOST revenues
• Varsity Leopards improve region record to 4-1 with three wins
• David Duncan (1-24-12)
• 11-year-old boy in critical condition Tues.
• W. Blanche Haley Sims (1-22-12)
• Willie Sue Wilson (1-22-12)
• Mary Austin (1-21-12)
• Ansley Powell
• Lester Whittle (1-23-12)
• ‘Granny’ Sosbee (1-23-12)
• BOC to discuss lobbying against attainment area designation
• Hull’s neighborhood newsletter discussed again
• Athens man charged with battery
• Local schools honored
• JCCHS gets new head football coach
• OPINION: Chris Smith, the right choice for the Raiders
• JCCHS hires successful offensive coordinator as new football coach
• JCCHS hires successful Flowery Branch offensive coordinator as new football coach
• Madison County deputies arrest protestors
• Wanda Jean Mendoza (1-22-02)
• Jimmy Blankenship (1-22-12)
• McKillip to sponsor drug test for benefits bill
• VIDEO: Mayor Hardy honored
• Proposed project to include stores, apartments
• Sheriff, BOC talk car purchases
• T-SPLOST proponent pitches benefits to area voters
• T-SPLOST proponent pitches benefits to area voters
• Braselton approves building permit for auto repair shop
• Tracy Brooks announces run for probate court judgeship
• OSHA proposes penalities against Braselton poultry plant
• ROLLASON: No. 1 seed — Does it mean anything?
• Republican leader says board member violates law
• Wing sauce dispute leads to fight
• Wing sauce dispute leads to fight
• Jackson deputies arrest 44
• 2 Commerce schools earn honors
• 'Greenspace' debate on agenda for planners
• More development in Auburn?
• Pethel says lines were changed; others disagree
• Steven LeBlanc (1-5-12)
• Leata Mae Watson (1-20-12)
• Swim Success: State qualifying times, personal records set by WBHS
• Clyde Houston (1-19-12)
• We need to recognize the folk art talent in our own backyard
• Residents discuss ideas with architects, engineers for new hospital in Braselton
• Residents discuss ideas with architects, engineers for new hospital in Braselton
• BOC gives approval to new voting district map
• Homeless man refuses to leave residence
• Shoplifter charged with public indecency
• Qualifying fees set for 2012 elections
• One injured in Lula mobile home fire
• BOC looking to stop ozone designation
• BROWN: New principal’s video causes stir of reactions
• BRIDGES: Morris brings high level of intensity to job
• MSgt John P. ‘Phil’ Vinson, USAF (Ret) (1-18-12)
• Power Thru Fitness prepares participants for unique, grueling event
• Local schools honored for performance on tests
• Chase leads to capture of SC fugitive
• New BOC district maps approved
• Tigers fight for fourth in state duals
• GHSA separates Class A playoffs
• AHS swimmers eye state qualifying times
• WBHS announces new Hall of Fame class
• Tuesday night basketball scoreboard: Dragons move into first place
• Tuesday night basketball: Dragons move into first place
• Boys' basketball: Panther coach praises team chemistry in win over EJCHS
• Boys' basketball: Jefferson earns ‘ugly win’ over EJCHS
• Girls' basketball: Wood scores 23 in Lady Dragon win over EJCHS
• Girls' basketball: Jackson County girls ground Lady Eagles
• Firefighters help remove trees after storm
• Celebration heralds local MLK event
• Local town police department’s arrests listed
• Republican leader says board member violates state law
• Airport authority considering name-change to honor late pilot
• No additional action in EMS foul-up
• Smith announces re-election bid
• Former Mayor Hardy to be honored at reception
• DDA to oversee downtown Winder events
• Statham voters to decide on Sunday sales
• Girls' basketball: Jackson County girls ground Lady Eagles
• Boys' basketball: Jefferson earns ‘ugly win’ over EJCHS
• Girls' basketball: Wood scores 23 in Lady Dragon win over EJCHS
• Freddie Jason Martin (1-16-12)
• Graham to run for Barrow commission chairman
• BOC discusses possible guidelines on camper, RV dwellings in county
• Comer council holds first meeting with new mayor
• Pat Graham announces candidacy
• Man found in Winder pond died from drowning
• Maynard: State fee on Ft. Yargo bike trails ‘goofy’
• Wayne Roberts (1-15-12)
• Lady Leopards knocks off undefeated Rabun for second place tie in the region
• Phillip Blackburn (1-13-12)
• Armed robberies reported at house, store
• Anthony Darrell Epps (1-15-12)
• Johnsie McIntyre (1-13-12)
• Jessie Mae Hilley (1-12-12)
• Sue Nell Stapleton (1-12-12)
• Jimmy Lee Garrett (1-14-12)
• Bill ‘L.G.’ Kelley (1-9-12)
• Anna Mae McDonald (1-14-12)
• Joseph Williams (1-15-12)
• ‘Tommy’ Burnett Sr. (1-15-12)
• Douglas Jones (1-13-12)
• Mary Helen Cole (1-12-12)
• Pet photo contest planned
• Winder DDA to meet Tues.
• Airport authority to meet Tues.
• MLK parade will be Monday morning
• ROLLASON: Tebow — a light in a dark world
• Danielsville mayor resigns
• Two charged with burglarizing chicken farm, shop
• Colbert receives funds from improvement club
• E-books to be available through library
• Online survey to be used in superintendent search
• Small outbuilding damaged by fire
• Dragons extend lengthy title streak, win state duals
• Dragons extend lengthy title streak
• County considering relocating JCCI
• Braselton businesses to pay $500 late fine for licenses
• Braselton businesses to pay $500 late fine for licenses
• Recycling bins being misused
• Louisiana Pacific plant sold
• Jackson County looks at moving correctional institute
• New water, sewer rates in city approved in Hoschton
• Hoschton council OKs 2012 budget
• Red Raider boys, girls top Clarke Central
• NEGFL girls off to undefeated start
• Man’s body found in Winder pond
• State Route 59 bridge across Grove River open with new weight limits
• Winder cancels contract with water system operators
• Winder cancels contract with wastewater system operators
• State is being dumb about Ft. Yargo bike fee
• Carl Kluttz (01-09-12)
• Frank Davis (01-11-12)
• BOE approves Option #2 calendar for 2012-2013
• Mtn. bikers blast fee plan at Ft. Yargo
• MLK Celebration coming up Sunday
• BOE quickly pays back $5.6 million loan
• Parents flee Braselton house after warrants issued
• Hull woman attacks sister-in-law with stick
• Election year is here … a look at key 2012 dates
• Downed trees reported in county due to heavy winds
• This week's online newspaper
• Commerce police report 12 arrests
• Food Lion in Jefferson to close
• Chris Smith hired Tues. as MCHS head football coach
• MCSS top 25 earned $2.1 million last year
• Braselton audit: Town ends FY 2011 in the red
• Braselton audit: Town ends FY 2011 in the red
• PABIS: Getting an education through my kids
• Yearwood may run again for chairman: ‘I may be fighting every day with the manager…’
• Local school salaries topped $65 million in FY2011
• County may relocate correctional institute
• New website for Braselton LifePath now online
• New website for Braselton LifePath now online
• Teen’s rape case dismissed by court
• Braselton teen’s rape case dismissed by court
• Gary elected Commerce BOE chairman
• Thief walks off with $10,000 worth of rings
• Chandler installed as Municipal Court judge
• Wildcats win at buzzer against WBHS
• ‘Feels Pretty Good’ to swim for Commerce
• Tigers win area duals, pin hopes on state title
• Shelton leads AHS against Athens Christian
• Two Swim Doggs win region titles
• BRIDGES: National title game was only mythical one
• EJCHS doubling up on rivalry games this weekend
• BOC approves contract for historic courthouse repairs
• Coach Jones named ‘Coach of the Year’
• BOE recognizes teachers of the year
• Title time again?
• Wrestling: Panthers end duals on a down note
• Tuesday night basketball scores: JHS boys nab huge win at Elbert
• Girls’ basketball: Lady Panthers inconsistent in loss to Elbert
• Boys’ basketball: Jackson County boys fade in fourth against Elbert County
• Jefferson city manager gets $10k raise in 3-2 vote
• Suspect ‘tippy toes’ through house to steal credit card
• Suspect ‘tippy toes’ through house to steal credit card
• Hoschton hopes to find fix with existing equipment
• Girls’ basketball: Lady Dragons score weekend wins
• Boy’s basketball: Eagles lose despite 22 points from Reed
• Girls’ basketball: East Jackson girls more competitive in loss
• BOC member embroiled in family estate lawsuit
• Wednesday morning fire destroys house
• Online survey to address qualifications for next county school superintendent
• Wrestling: East Jackson drops two matches at area duals
• Forty-one charged by Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
• Braselton council members sworn into additional terms
• MLK Celebration set Sunday
• One Statham neighborhood affected by storms, rest of Barrow OK
• W. Woodrow Stewart (01-09-12)
• Comer men rescue man trapped in burning truck
• Hearing on Transco emissions set for Feb. 2
• One injury, family displaced in Auburn fire
• Animal complaints continue to be issue in Gillsville
• Calvin Crocker (01-10-12)
• Feliciano Mendez Jr. (01-09-12)
• Train derails in Auburn; no injuries
• Lee Harrison (12-30-11)
• Carolyn Barnett (01-09-12)
• Evelyn Vonier
• Evelyn Vonier (01-11-12)
• Changes coming to Winder garbage pickup
• Carmike cinemas to open Jan. 12
• Man arrested for allegedly striking mother, uncle
• ‘Michael’ Ogburn (01-07-12)
• Charlie Gary (12-17-11)
• Wanda C. Cannon (01-07-12)
• Calvin Swain (01-08-12)
• Alexis Redmond (01-04-12)
• Jane Roach (01-06-11)
• Lucille Rylee (01-06-12)
• ‘Tony’ Smith (01-06-12)
• Ronnie Westbrook (01-07-12)
• New student policies on tap at AHS
• BOE to vote on calendar Tuesday
• Winder council to hold closed session prior to first meeting of 2012
• Ginn expects more talk on tax reform
• County man killed in small plane crash
• Plane crashes at Jackson County Airport Sunday
• Sheriff’s race in 2012 expected to draw lots of interest
• Ginn: Legislators may revisit ‘tax reform’ in 2012
• Benton: No anticipated advancement in tax reform
• Carmike cinemas to open Thursday in Winder
• Missing gas meter may have been cause of odor
• Red Cross blood drive is Monday at First Baptist
• Reception Jan. 19 to honor former mayor Hardy
• Wife, at hubby's urging, tries to shoot him
• Basketball: Dragons, Tigers back at it
• Marjorie Moore (01-05-12)
• Maynard sworn in as mayor
• Ramsey Burks (01-04-12)
• Margaret Nation (01-06-12)
• Goals for 2012
• A look back at 2011: Major projects, election among top stories
• Maynard to promote more council involvement
• Report of false crime yields Christmas Day arrest
• Young child drowns in Winder
• Child reportedly drowned in Winder
• Wrestling: Jackson Co. rules Toombs Co. duals
• Wrestling: Dragons finish 10th in Minnesota
• Wrestling: East Jackson’s Lott, Chandler win at Amicalola
• Swim Doggs dive into second part of season
• Lucy Carroll (01-03-12)
• Clara Wilson (01-04-12)
• Dorothy ‘Belle’ Williams (01-03-12)
• PERSON: Two words hold the key
• Frank Rosynek (01-02-12)
• BOC to review proposed new district maps at Jan. 16 meeting
• Chas Hardy to serve as BOC vice chairman
• Free access to Ft. Yargo bike trails may end  
• S.W.A.T. gear stolen from officer’s garage
• Find us on Facebook
• Suspects charged in veterinary hospital burglary
• Commerce Council to hold planning session
• Commerce primed for subregion charge
• Commerce rec department schedules registrations
• Plenty of elections ahead in 2012
• Lady Cats cruise past Monroe Area
• Tuesday night basketball scores
• Tuesday night basketball scores
• Boys' basketball: Jefferson boys routed in last two games at Westminster tourney
• Sharp-shooting: Thomas leads three-point onslaught
• Boys' basketball: Rakestraw’s free throws lift East Jackson in nail-biter
• Top 20 at BCSS netted $2 million in FY2011
• Barrow Journal Online e-Edition
• Tuesday night basketball scores
• Aldi, discount grocer, could locate in Winder
• Girls' basketball: Jackson Co. girls win two of three at Oconee tourney
• Barrow Journal Online Edition Current Week Edition
• Hazel Nix (01-04-12)
• Aldi, discount grocer, could locate in Winder
• What's on tap for Jan. 9-10 council meetings
• Jackson EMC taking scholarship applications
• Missing teen contacts family member
• See who was 'Newsmaker of the Year' in the Jan. 4 issue of The Jackson Herald
• JCSO employee reinstated after appealing firing
• Lady Leopards take third place in holiday to tournament
• Sheriff’s office investigating source of prank 911 call
• Man robbed at T/A Truck Stop
• Town hall meeting to feature T-SPLOST talks
• County leaders, citizens gather for annual tradition
• Top 20 at BCSS netted $2 million in FY2011
• Give local public officials a grade this week
• Aldi, discount grocer, could locate in Winder
• State approves road funding for county
• Public encouraged to attend meeting about R&R building
• Ginn, Benton differ on prospects for tax reform
• Louise McElroy (01-03-12)
• Sheriff Jud Smith appointed to Legislative Committee
• Willie Mae Collins (01-02-12)
• Brenda Brown (01-01-12)
• Robert Gravette (12-30-11)
• Jimmie Lou Pardue (01-01-12)
• Man arrested for allegedly stealing copper wiring
• Gavin Bellotte (01-01-12)
• Eileen Richards (01-01-12)
• Charles Blankenship Jr. (01-01-12)
• Bonnie Gardiner (12-30-11)
• Robert Austin (12-31-11)
• Polly Floyd (12-31-11)
• Linda Gailey (12-20-11)
• Local, state and national races ahead — but first, a look back at 2011
• ‘One’ church merges Zion Baptist, Hoschton First Baptist
• ROLLASON: Heat show no signs of fading away
• Man arrested for stealing windshield wiper blades
• Children’s garden marks success for 2011
• Road paving near feed mill expected soon
• Madison Co. to welcome new faces to Region 8-AAAA
• Pregnant woman arrested for pedestrian under the influence
• Man passes out, someone steals vehicle
• Recycle your Christmas tree through Jan. 8
• Stability, progress came unded Mayor Hardy's 22-year tenure
• 17-year-old charged after stabbing
• Thieves steal water meter fittings in subdivision
• R.I.P Tea Party
• Teen reported missing from outlet center
• Seven injured in 3-car wreck on Hwy. 15
• Forums set for new Braselton hospital campus
• Several minor accidents reported on I-85 on single day
• Shelton leads by example for Lady Wildcats
• Bring One for the Chipper continues through Jan. 8
• David Crockett (12-26-11)
• Youth Club To Host New Year’s Meet
• Police dispose of live WW II grenade
• Newly elected officials installed
• Jackson unemployment rate drops
• Shelton leads Lady Cats in tourney opener
• BRIDGES: Previous 12 months had plenty to offer
• William D. Healan Jr. (12-26-11)
• Boys' basketball: ‘D’ dominant in Jefferson holiday win
• Girls' basketball: Third time not the charm for JCCHS
• Basketball: East Jackson hosting Wing Slinger Holiday Bash
• Taking flight: Jefferson flying to Minnesota to face some of nation’s best
• Girls' basketball: Holiday season yields victories for Jefferson
• New Year’s Day program planned
• Commerce High School Opens Tourney Today
• Alfred Quillian (12-26-11)
• County extends offer to new HR director
• Swearing-in of Winder mayor and council set Jan. 5
• Rabid skunk case confirmed in Nicholson
• Lawmakers lay issues on the table
• Man charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct
• ‘Lindy’ Mitchell
• Hull council continues to mull newsletter idea
• Bill Healan dies Monday
• Shirley Mumpower (12-25-11)
• Burglary reported at Banks church
• James Hayes (12-24-11)
• Wendell Reems (12-24-11)
• Lois Gordon (12-24-11)
• Phyllis Berry (12-23-11)
• ‘Tommy’ James (12-23-11)
• ‘Simon’ Simmons (12-23-11)
• Delores Hanley (12-22-11)
• Harold Hawks (12-24-11)
• ‘Ray’ Griffin Sr. (12-25-11)
• Betty Lord (12-25-11)
• Luis Morales Jr. (12-23-11)
• Emma Jean Richey (12-23-11)
• Lydia Bruce (12-24-11)
• CASA volunteers advocate for neglected and abused children
• Commissioners clash on new West Jackson EMS site location
• Company gets variance for office, warehouse site
• Husband, wife differ on if she hit him with car
• Wrecks causing problems on I85
• ROLLASON: Are the Falcons finally rising up?
• Bridge shut down for ‘12
• Jackson deputies arrest 25
• Habersham man faces drug charges
• City council 'work session' moved to Jan. 3
• Subdivision, bank at odds over greenspace
• Royston man charged with having stolen guns
• Danielsville removes city worker bonuses
• OPINION: With Owens gone, where do we go from here?
• Wrestling: Dragons dominate in Raleigh
• Jackson Co. wrestlers miss top 10 finish
• Virginia Chastain (12-21-11)
• Step by step: Wildcats begin to rebuild
• The first gift of Christmas was a child
• Recent Winder raise was second this year for some employees
• Ceremony held to mark the grave of soldier Edward Ware
• Girls' basketball: JCCHS coach points to offensive execution in win over Jefferson
• Boys' basketball: Strong first-half carries JHS past JCCHS
• Boys' basketball: Eagles deliver in the clutch vs. Hebron
• Scheduling challenges mount for Tigers in 2012
• Streetman named offensive player of the year for 8-A
• Georgia's unemployment rate falls
• Mayor, council members to be installed Thursday
• Mat Cats face tough foes at Madison County Duals
• BRIDGES: A few sports gifts needed under the tree
• Wayne Abbs (12-21-11)
• Commissioners clash on WJ EMS site location
• JHS annex should be gone by Christmas
• Merrifield gets reprimand
• Ambulances to rotate through Winder station
• Eight-ton bulldozer disappears from county road project
• Garbage rate increase set in Auburn
• Commerce man injured in Madison County wreck
• Jenet Meeks (12-19-11)
• Doris Hall (12-20-11)
• Need for donations continues at food bank after holidays
• Mary Seagraves (12-19-11)
• Leopards take win at Morgan County tourney
• Lula Council agrees to map contracts
• Kathryn Fallaw (12-19-11)
• Roger C. Vandiver (12-18-11)
• Nancy Bowman (12-18-11)
• Man charged in Jefferson car jacking
• Louise Sheats (12-17-11)
• Siblings charged following stabbing
• Hilda Fleming (12-18-11)
• Chamber approves budget, work plan and directors
• Comer Elementary renovations to get rolling
• Hazel Clark (12-13-11)
• J. Hoyt Nelms (12-17-11)
• Dean Bragg (12-17-11)
• Harvey Carnes (12-16-11)
• Joan Hammond (12-16-11)
• Arline Hickman (12-18-11)
• Harvard Kniffen (12-17-11)
• Irene Dillard Paul (12-17-11)
• Mary Wilbanks (12-18-11)
• County Sunday sales require update
• Government offices announce holiday closings
• Braselton DDA considers special event after construction projects finish
• District waiting for new AYP method
• West Jackson firefighters respond to incidents
• Four Red Raiders place in Morgan tourney
• ROLLASON: Jon Jones — the next best thing?
• Police make 6 drug or alcohol cases
• More jobs: TACG, Kubota make announcements
• Commerce to install elected officials Dec. 22
• Sorrells sinks winning FT; Lady Raiders rally from 12 down vs. Elbert
• County employees get $250 bonus
• Supporters defend ex-head football coach
• Before stealing beer from area store,woman gives contact information for a job
• Benjamin Abernathy (12-15-11)
• Juanita Scarborough (12-13-11)
• BOC to assist fire dept. with land purchase
• Kubota to expand local facility, add 200 jobs
• Toyota plant makes plans with IDA to expand
• Girls' basketball: East Jackson ‘hoping for a little streak here’
• Boys' basketball: Turnovers, close misses costly in Jackson County loss
• Wrestling: JCCHS takes runners-up honors at Lassiter tourney
• Gladys Ray (12-15-11)
• Quality outing turned in by Swim Doggs
• AHS football players named All-Region
• Jefferson’s journeys
• Jefferson’s journeys: Dragons slated for three out-of-state trips this month, including one to Minnesota
• Is investment firm misleading local governments?
• Julia Rogers (12-14-2011)
• Braselton approves request for potential mixed-use project
• Wanda Strickland
• Drunk woman found walking in street
• Live Nativity set for Sat.
• Danielsville man faces family violence charge
• Police arrest 2 on felony drug charges
• Maysville rejects annexation on split vote
• Commerced eases pouring license fees
• Commerce eases pouring license fees
• Loss to rival sours winning week
• Commerce answers its own Jefferson challenge
• Lady Bulldoggs continue to post wins
• Lady Wildcats improve to 6-0
• BRIDGES: Playing for a greater purpose than football
• Boys' basketball: Eagles take step forward with weekend win
• Boys' basketball: JHS recovers from Commerce loss with big subregion win
• Girls' basketball: JCCHS earns hard-fought subregion win over Hart
• Barrow emergency chief calls reporting of licensure issue ‘misinformation’ and ‘lies’
• Barrow emergency chief calls reporting of licensure issue ‘misinformation’ and ‘lies’
• Auburn to become Certified City of Ethics
• TACG announces plans for two expansions
• Supporters defend ex-head football coach
• Homer pulls funding support for civic center
• City electric superintendent injured in accident
• Ralph Howard (12-13-11)
• Doris Phillips (12-13-11)
• Ground breaking begins on new middle school
• ‘Tom’ Gasaway (12-12-11)
• Wallace reprimanded for E-911 ‘inefficiency’; E-911 merger with Winder nearly stopped in its tracks
• OPINIONS: Fond memories of ‘The Barn’
• JCSO employee fired after arrest
• Whiting announces resignation as Gillsville City Clerk
• Lady Leopards take three wins in recent action
• ‘Stan’ Duck (11-30-11)
• Connie Evans (11-23-11)
• John Edward Butler (12-8-11)
• PHOTO GALLERY: County commissioners re-enact first BOC meeting
• Watson Mill talks continue
• Mary Woods (12-8-11)
• Eldo Thomason (12-8-11)
• Betty Jean Smith (12-7-11)
• Tommy Lee Pursley (12-8-11)
• Joanne Legg (12-10-11)
• Richard Sandoval (12-12-11)
• Daniel Christian (12-8-11)
• Alma Jean Fulbright (11-10-11)
• ‘Doc’ Smith (12-10-11)
• James Daniel Fouche, Jr. (12-6-11)
• George Boswell (12-11-11)
• Police warn of suspicious "tire technician" targeting women
• Colbert man charged with DUI at traffic stop
• Alert system nearly ready
• ‘Get Swabbed for Kale’ bone marrow drive set Sunday
• ‘Get Swabbed for Kale’ bone marrow drive set Dec. 17
• Braselton LifePath plans under review by DOT
• BOC to make appointments to agencies in January
• Firefighters free man trapped in overturned truck on I-85
• Location of EMS station to change
• Sunday alcohol sales to start Dec. 18 in Hoschton
• Commerce woman killed in Marietta mishap
• Developer pitches large project to JCWSA
• ROLLASON: Finally the return of the NBA
• Vaughan announces candidacy for sheriff
• Past week's arrests by Jackson deputies
• Christmas in the park Saturday in Maysville
• Red Raiders roar back from early deficit, down Hart
• Hoschton council tables adoption of budgets until Jan. 9
• Leon Ellis to sign new book at Library Saturday
• Records continue to fall for Swim Doggs
• Thompson’s final act: Stick it to Maynard
• Republicans say BOC is ‘dragging’ on reapportionment
• Braselton zoning board to meet about warehouse, office proposal
• Man taken to hospital after shooting, drinking incident
• 8-year-old forgoes gifts for giving at animal shelter
• Pregnant woman faces drug, battery charges
• Mayor, council member spar over ordinance changes
• Officials debate abstaining from vote on proposal
• Girls' basketball: Lady Eagles look to shore up defense after Tuesday loss
• Wrestling: Host Panthers take fifth at tourney
• Wrestling: Dragons win Panther Invitational
• Softball: Whitmire named first team all state
• Death of 9-year county paramedic reported
• Renee’ Clark (12-3-11)
• Kubota to build $73 million factory in Jefferson
• Total forfeited EMS billings over $293,000
• Fanneal Mathis (12-6-11)
• Lady Cats remain undefeated
• Bills to rise for water authority customers
• Hull considers community newsletter
• JCCHS wants new football coach by late February or early March
• Girls' basketball: Lady Dragons break skid
• Boys' basketball: Eagle rally falls short vs. Oconee
• Girls' basketball: JCCHS reaches win column
• Swim team to kick off on Friday
• Commerce wrestlers hold their own in season’s start
• Crossing Place apartment burgled
• GOP to BOC: Get moving on reapportionment
• Commerce to reconsider pouring license fees
• Former Braselton court clerk pleads guilty to theft
• Mat Bulldoggs continue to show improvement
• BRIDGES: Years of work leading into this season for Lady Cats
• Mary Ellen Court (12-7-11)
• Unruly customer leads bank employees to sound alarm
• Reception held for new Jackson County manager
• Homer woman injured in Hwy. 51 wreck
• Forty-six charged by Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
• Republicans say BOC is ‘dragging’ on reapportionment
• Winder hikes city pay 3%
• Poteet sworn in as Hoschton council member
• Zoller to speak Saturday at Republican meeting
• AES fifth grader takes first place in statewide essay contest
• EMS lapse costs Barrow $150,000; officials sought to have state backdate license
• School system asks for public opinion on 2012-13 school calendar
• SWAT team called to South Hall neighborhood
• Lisa Halski (12-06-11)
• An ‘Old-fashioned Christmas in Colbert’ set for Friday
• Eileen Corbett (12-6-11)
• Tootsie Lay (12-4-11)
• Christmas events planned around the county
• Wrestlers win King of the Mountain tourney
• Winder council poised to approve mid-year raises for employees; vote will be at 6 p.m. meeting tonight
• Randell Owens resigns as MCHS football coach
• Ivey Boe (12-05-11)
• ‘Buddy’ Wright (11-26-11)
• Meda Chambers
• Dustin Lord (12-4-11)
• Willie “Bill” Brooks (12-3-2011)
• John Perdue (12-04-11)
• Eva Lee (12-01-2011)
• Ted Roberts (12-2-11)
• Rosa Brown
• Thomas Doster
• Mary Dooley (12-2-11)
• Jack Edwards (12-1-11)
• James Paul Burroughs (12-2-11)
• ‘Beth’ Strickland (12-1-11)
• Winder raise idea to be discussed
• Woman arrested after biting deputy
• IDA issues report to commissioners
• Madison Co. grad grabs Emmy in L.A. as audio engineer
• National influenza vaccination week is Dec. 4-10
• Hoschton man has close call with lawn mower
• ROLLASON: Sad end to a great rivalry
• Outgoing Winder Mayor Chip Thompson seeks to slap at Journal
• Grant to help bring new businesses to downtown Braselton
• BOC to re-enact 1811 meeting
• Traffic stops lead to drug charges
• Nicholson budget bickering continues
• Barrow School receives $2.6 million grant
• ‘Rivalry weekend’ ahead for EJCHS
• ‘Rivalry weekend’ ahead
• Rita Steed Stone (11-29-11)
• Wrestlers down E. Jackson, fall to Banks
• Red Raiders snap 3-game skid with road win
• Lady Raiders whip Lady Blue Devils with strong second half
• Health system finalizes major contractors for new Braselton hospital
• Discussion heats up over fire tax areas in Jefferson
• Those who blame the victims are wrong
• Long effort pays off with more jobs
• Chamber adopts its plan of action for 2012
• Men deny having possession of marijuana
• Madison County remains a 4A school, but competition will be dramatically different next year
• Youth Leadership Class honored at dinner
• Three arrested after fight on Hwy. 106 South
• Kirk steps down as JCCHS football coach
• Kirk steps down as JCCHS head coach
• Santa to visit Hoschton Depot on Saturday
• Adulterous couple caught “playing out fantasy” on private property
• WBHS swimmers off to fast start
• BASKETBALL: Lady Wildcats win despite absences
• Eula Rea Smith (11-29-11)
• BASKETBALL: Wildcats win opener
• ‘Reggie’ Morris (11-28-11)
• Company clears first hurdle for potential mixed-use project
• Girls' basketball: Lady Eagle offense improves despite loss
• Balanced attack leads Jackson Co. past Oconee
• Coach impressed with shorthanded Dragons’ win
• County’s unemployment rate drops again
• Wrestling: JCCHS gets early test in own tournament
• East Jackson wrestlers hope to overcome depth issues
• Girls' basketball: Lady Panthers fall in overtime
• Girls' basketball: Jefferson girls hope to improve shooting from the charity stripe
• Boys' basketball: Eagles run into 3rd-quarter problems in Tuesday loss
• Women’s basketball achievements recognized
• Pedestrian 'critical' after being hit Friday
• Holiday events abound this weekend
• Grocery store/organic food distribution center proposed
• Hoschton unveils proposed budgets
• WBHS wrestlers begin new season
• BRIDGES: National title scenario a complete scam
• Nathan Norton (11-30-11)
• Son: Mom stole, cashed my $1,700 check
• County, Winder to merge 911 operations; ambulance slated for city
• Boys' basketball team makes a difference with Feed the Children program
• BOC calls for SPLOST election in March
• Principals tell BOE of working on test scores
• Former fire chief surrenders EMS license; Orr license revoked
• JCCHS music students inducted into music and academic honor society
• Sunday alcohol sales now allowed in Jefferson
• Investigation reveals Jefferson police not using radar improperly
• Moise McDonald (11-28-11)
• Barton named Comer’s grand marshal
• Fatality in Winder train-truck crash
• Bray Adams (11-27-11)
• ‘Jim’ Phillips (11-26-11)
• William Helbig (11-27-11)
• Harold Shaw (11-27-11)
• Margaret Hadley (11-27-11)
• ‘Gail’ Ussery (11-27-11)
• Albert Vaughn (11-26-11)
• Barbara Reed (11-24-11)
• Vickie Westmoreland (11-26-11)
• Henry Fears (11-26-11)
• Emory Ginn (11-27-11)
• Curtis Eubanks (11/28/11)
• Eula Mae Adams (11-24-11)
• Henry Rogers (11-24-11)
• Christmas in Comer set for Saturday
• Two arrested after fatal drug overdose
• IDA seeks GEFA funding
• Man accidently shoots himself in the leg
• Boys win season opener, drop three
• County WIC program to have new office
• Braselton approves one building permit
• DFCS: More foster homes needed in Jackson County
• Jackson County deputies report 28 arrests
• Still time to enter Commerce Christmas Parade
• Virginia Sexton (11-24-11)
• Willard Allen (11-24-11)
• ROLLASON: Biggest disappointments of the NFL season
• GDOT: Avoid Hwy. 211 north of Winder starting Sunday night
• New names for road projects may seem confusing
• Madison County resident kick-starts orthopedic storehouse
• Woman, son threatened on Hwy. 106
• New system to let 9-1-1 contact you
• Developer seeks change to allow mixed-use project
• Braselton Honors its First Citizens Academy Graduates
• School system to buy defibrillators
• Zoning change for church gets approval
• Store manager thwarts beer theft
• OPINIONS: Congratulations to the Red Raider band!
• Pre-holiday crime slowdown?
• Commerce Christmas events taking shape
• Authority ponders cost of allowing fishing at reservoir
• AHS, WBHS placed in AAAAA
• BRIDGES: Morris doesn't want to forget last season
• BOC halts personal care home applications after approving two new permits in court settlements
• Hoschton council proposing higher water, sewer bills
• Commissioners hold heated fire talk
• Danielsville’s closed session produces confusion
• Lady Tigers in search of their basketball best
• ‘We Have A Chance,’ coach says
• Wrestlers press for more success after last year’s triumphs
• Boys' basketball: Jefferson win showcases Dragon depth
• Boys' basketball: Panthers’ Zimmer scores 23 in losing effort
• Girls' basketball: Effort there, but JCCHS still not in sync, coach says
• Agnes Tolbert (11-22-11)
• Girls' basketball: Big second half lifts Lady Dragons
• New coach to lead Mat Bulldoggs
• BOE honors employees of the year
• Social Security Office to be closed Friday
• Trespassing at area business among incidents reported to Jefferson Police
• Softball: Whitmire named 8-AA Player of the Year
• Wrestling: Panthers power their way to second place finish
• Winder may get daytime ambulance
• Did Barrow County end FY2011 in the black? County CFO brings encouraging numbers to BOC
• Auburn City Council approves alcohol ordinance
• Police search, find missing child in subdivision
• Half marathon this Saturday will affect area traffic
• Margaret Louise Cagle (11-1-11)
• Keith Yaste (11-15-11)
• Braselton festival photos on our Facebook page
• Colbert taking bids for bat removal in old school
• Susan Goldman named Madison Co. Extension Coordinator
• PUBLIC SAFETY: Couple arrested for ‘pedestrian under the influence’
• OPINION: On Larry Munson’s beautiful pessimism
• Bobby Ray Garner (11-21-11)
• Hazel Massey (11-21-11)
• Melvin Drake
• Lydia Sailers (11-21-11)
• Swim Doggs strong in opener
• ROLLASON: Another new development in the national title race
• BCHS hosts D Marlow Duals
• Baldwin millage rate reduced by council
• Jerry McGhehey (11-20-11)
• Billy Martin (11-19-11)
• Mozelle Gaddis (11-19-11)
• Sybil Carey Schoyen (11-18-11)
• Fred Streetman (11-16-11)
• Suspect pleads "not guilty" in Tonya Lynn murder
• MCHS wrestlers aim to reload in 2011-12
• Enrollment up in county schools
• City halls to be closed Thursday, Friday for Thanksgiving
• Braselton DDA opts to wait on marketing proposal
• School board OKs $5.6 million short-term loan
• Building permits continue to be low
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• MCHS takes court for first time in seven years without a Freeman sister
• Commerce police apprehend assault suspect
• Wrong-way driving leads to felony charge
• 'Critical' shortage of foster homes in Jackson
• Group's plan to buy LP building falls through
• Gwinnett metal theft unit makes first case with Barrow County man
• Braselton to hold hearing on Monday about store project
• 900-plus jobs coming to Jackson County
• 900-plus new jobs coming to Jackson
• Superintendent search to be guided by agency
• A special place in hell for those who abuse the weak
• Prank caller harasses several families
• Raiders seek defensive swagger
• Colbert man charged with DUI after wreck
• BOC still aims to preserve state park
• Two more arrested in abuse of mentally ill; GBI director adding resources to go 'deeper and further'
• BRIDGES: The most bizarre sports story in history
• Be careful what you wish for
• Gladys Burroughs (11-16-11)
• Winder-Barrow cheerleading squad rules co-ed division
• ‘Doggs win state!' Winder-Barrow cheerleading squad rules co-ed division
• Madison Co. Senior Center honors its veterans
• ‘Celebrate the Holidays in Braselton’ festival ahead this Saturday
• Cornelius Rucker (11-15-11)
• Sunday alcohol sales start this week in Braselton
• New voting map may not take effect until 2014
• Hoschton to consider different inmate crew for city hall repairs
• Commerce season ends despite second-half effort
• Cheer Tigers overjoyed with return to top tier
• Maysville man wants to know who shot his dog
• BOE approves swim team at CHS
• Council, BOE at odds over voting maps
• Rabies cased reported in West Jackson
• Braselton, Hoschton host DOT board member
• Multiple unlocked vehicles burglarized
• Mary Elizabeth Burt (11-12-11)
• Boys' basketball: Dragons look to get back to state
• Martha Campbell (11-15-11)
• Girls' basketball: Coach hoping for second-year success
• Boyfriend stabbed, husband hit by car in love triangle dispute
• Boyfriend stabbed, husband hit by car in love triangle dispute
• Boys' basketball: Young East Jackson team vows ‘no excuses’
• Girls' basketball: Lady Dragons returning talent
• Boys' basketball: Jackson County boys building off last year’s improvement
• Girls' basketball: Jackson Co. girls searching for scorers
• Pirtle runs to best state finish in EJCHS history
• Cross country: Lady Panthers among Class AA’s best again
• Cross country: Jefferson boys’ and girls’ teams both place in top 10
• Grand Jury indicts thirty-three people
• BOE office relocating this week
• Arcade subdivision vote again on hold
• Auburn city council set to approve Sunday alcohol sales
• Case expands in abuse of mentally ill; Sheriff Jud Smith calls in GBI to probe multi-county personal care system
• Moreland Altobelli out in Barrow?
• Winder projects discussed
• Varsity basketball season kicks off
• King resigns from Baldwin council
• BOC approves guidelines on conservation use
• Comer seeks new engineering firm
• Danielsville VFD to host ‘Mull for Blood’ next month
• Carolyn Mullis (11-13-11)
• A look at Madison County High School fast-pitch softball statistics
• Winder man arrested after failing to dim headlights
• 426 foreclosures advertised in 2011
• Shirley Mangum (11-13-11)
• Mae Gaddis (11-4-11)
• Rickie Lee Hollenback (11-12-11)
• Elva Mae Harris (11-7-11)
• Sylvia Jean Whitlock (11-12-11)
• Carol Mote (11-13-11)
• Sheriff asking GBI for assistance in mentally ill dumping case
• BOC approves rezoning for business park project
• PHOTO GALLERY: MCHS band captures national title
• Braselton CID gets first look at website for LifePath
• County may provide animal control to Jefferson
• More schools make AYP after summer retests
• Police raid 3rd illegal home for mentally ill; operator in jail
• Nicholson stalls on passing budget
• Auburn mayor receives national award
• Calhoun 39, Jefferson 6: Dragons stung by Yellow Jackets in first round
• ROLLASON: LSU is the team to beat
• Braselton gets grant for store renovations
• EMS station design, budget OK’d in split vote
• Calhoun 39, Jefferson 6: Dragons stung by Yellow Jackets in first round
• Commerce falls in the first round
• BCHS Leopards end season with loss to Adairsville in first round of playoffs 21-3
• Jackson deputies make 45 arrests
• Should re-roofing a house require a $50 permit?
• Bicknell announces run for Congress
• John Fortson (11-10-11)
• Charlie McEver (11-11-11)
• BOE to vote on contract for new superintendent search
• Back to work: Wildcats look to 2012
• County man charged in Demorest incident
• Homes illegally rented to people with serious mental illnesses
• Council debates citizen’s water, sewer bill request
• Contract with Clerici’s company renewed
• Driver hits construction barrels before fleeing
• Man faces battery, drug charges
• 4-H office to stay where it is
• This weekend in Braselton and Hoschton...
• Some BCSS leaders still in denial
• BOC approves purchase of firefighting equipment
• Ga. Hwy. 347 to be constructed with new Braselton hospital in mind
• Road work on Hwy. 211, Hwy. 124 expected to start in spring 2012
• Cheer Doggs prepare for state meet
• Key player not with team in season finale
• Contract with Clerici’s company renewed for one year
• Fifty-two arrests made last week
• Gilbert nominated for CMA Award
• A-C police arrest Buchanan murder suspect
• Douglas Minish (10-30-11)
• Jean Dixon (10-26-11)
• Darrell Allen (10-29-11)
• Jeffery Davidson (10-27-11)
• Laura Williams (10-27-11)
• Mary Jean Bray (10-27-11)
• Tillman Bagwell (10-28-11)
• Jack Beatty (10-30-11)
• Bobby Ray (10-29-11)
• Mary Carlisle (10-30-11)
• Man killed in Monday morning wreck
• East Jackson assistant coach killed in automobile accident
• Man killed in Monday morning wreck
• 1 dead in West Jackson accident
• Hearing set on Spout Springs sewer plant
• Barrow Journal named county legal organ
• Hoschton to hold 2012 budget hearings
• Downtown trick-or-treat is Monday
• Jefferson 35, East Jackson 7: Eagles start fast, Dragons finish strong
• PHOTO GALLERY: Red Raiders win one, drop two at state softball tourney
• Madison County’s Jake Westbrook is a World Series champion
• Commerce drops to George Walton
• Jefferson 35, East Jackson 7: Eagles start fast, Dragons finish strong
• Jefferson 35, East Jackson 7: Eagles start fast, Dragons finish strong
• Hart Co. 22, Jackson Co. 13: Panthers fall short in upset bid
• East Hall puts Leopards down 34-17
• Red Raiders fall to Jaguars 35-18
• Wildcats win Battle of Barrow
• Burglar hits 2 Homer Road businesses
• Maysville to balance budget with reserve funds
• City voters outpacing county voters in early action
• Rivalry weekend, again: County pride on the line a week before the region playoffs
• Grand jury indicts Todd Orr a second time
• Unexpected drama unfolds at chamber's candidate forum
• MCHS students can take Bible classes
• Ingles expansion delayed, but still planned
• Moore knows both sides of rivalry
• ROLLASON: Looking at the Battle of the Barrow
• County manager government better than what’s here now
• Bulldoggs host Apalachee Friday
• Board removes 182 Winder voters
• DOT to meet about Ga. Hwy. 347 detour
• 'Drug Take Back Day' is Saturday
• Road project to be featured at open house
• Woman reports seeing suspicious men on golf course
• Woman arrested for drugs possession in Watson Mill
• Halloween to be observed on Halloween this year
• Adams to retire as school system superintendent
• Adams to retire as school system superintendent
• Adams to retire as school superintendent
• Humane Society to open thrift store
• Willie Helen Minish (10-26-11)
• J. Harold Bennett (10-26-11)
• Road changes continue in town
• Suspected wife killer Jim Lynn indicted in Barrow County
• England, Ginn support changes to county government
• At Occupy Wall Street, it's 1968 all over again
• Region goals set for AHS runners
• Braves to help with benefit golf tournament
• Elender V. Hale (10-26-11)
• Engineering firm seeks additional funds
• Nicholson's budget up 12.9%
• 94 cast ballots early for Nov. 8 elections
• Basketball practice begins at commerce
• Timely loss gives Tigers home field hopes
• Drug 'take-back' is Saturday
• Early voting on Sunday alcohol sales continues in cities
• No building permits issued in September
• Man with paranoia stopped with multiple knives
• Veteran’s Day programs planned at area schools
• Woman leaves car on I-85 after it breaks down and returns to find it stolen
• Jefferson to hire consultant to prepare for sales tax negotiations
• Candidate forum tonight
• West Madison water line project complete
• Spending issue raises more questions
• Principals share views on upping test scores
• Cope, Lady Bulldoggs go for three in a row
• Recent BCSO arrests Oct. 17-23
• Auburn City Council to consider using itself as contractor for renovation work
• BRIDGES: Rival games are always fun to experience
• Panthers not fooled by Hart County’s pedestrian record
• Rivalry weekend, again: County pride on the line a week before the region playoffs
• Woman reports attempted car theft on Wildcat Bridge Road
• Group meets at park to discuss budget cuts, plans for action
• Cross Country team members honored
• Early voting under way for town elections
• James Holland (10-17-11)
• How to vote in the Nov. 8 elections
• Gregory Scott Eggleton (10-23-11)
• Jimmy Jones (10-24-11)
• ‘Zeb’ Nix (10-23-11)
• Jefferson getting ready for school projects
• Election board to hear challenges earlier than thought
• Attempted child abduction reported on Dyer Road
• Hull council reaching out to residents
• Judith Ann Alexander (10-22-11)
• Arthur Sears (10-22-11)
• Arthur Scars (10-22-11)
• Kenneth Foster (10-22-11)
• Nina Butler (10-22-11)
• Dorothy McDonald (10-21-11)
• Doris Maddox (10-20-11)
• Anna L. (Sue) West (10-21-11)
• Betty Johnson (10-21-11)
• Loganville man charged with Winder rape
• Winder mayor's race finance reports for Sept.
• BOC votes 3-2 to approve contract for high-resolution photos of entire county
• Friends groups pays honor to founder
• Leopards secure 8A-AA sub region title
• ROLLASON: The national championship(s)
• Early voting begins in Barrow
• Commissioners argue over unapproved costs
• 911 caller reports false suicide attempt
• Ila students release butterflies in memory of Evan Escoe
• Preschool program helps get kids up to speed
• Jefferson 31, Jackson Co. 14: Dragons pull away in third quarter
• Prince Avenue downs Commerce, takes firm Region 8-A lead
• Elbert Co. 45, East Jackson 14: Blue Devils overwhelm Eagles with big first quarter
• Elbert Co. 45, East Jackson 14: Blue Devils overwhelm Eagles behind big first quarter
• Turnover-prone MCHS falls to Clarke Central 55-20
• Jefferson 31, Jackson Co. 14: Dragons pull away in third quarter
• Wildcats defeat Cedar Shoals
• Bulldoggs fall to Salem on road
• Jefferson 31, Jackson Co. 14: Dragons pull away in third quarter
• Judge upholds elections board decision on Eberhart
• OPINION: ‘Viper Twist’ will live on in Madison Co.
• Bulldoggs travel to Salem in search of win
• Shirley Evans (10-19-11)
• Homecoming: AHS welcomes Cedar Shoals
• Tiffany Elmore (10-20-11)
• Samuel Tyner (10-20-11)
• Larry Parker (10-19-11)
• Christian Earls (10-18-11)
• Enough whining; give Creel a chance
• Commissioners approve new drug/mental health court
• Judge rules in favor of WPD in lawsuit
• Suspect tries to rob dry cleaning business
• Portion of W. Jefferson St. to close Saturday for fire training
• GAME STORY, PHOTO GALLERY: Red Raiders sweep Kell, advance to elite-8 tourney in Columbus
• Cooley-Eberhart hearing set Friday
• Braselton still wants designation for downtown
• Funny Business
• Bond refinancing expected to save $416,000
• Citizens can learn policing skills at Oct. 27, Nov. 3 classes
• Nettie Jenkins (10-19-11)
• BOC denies request for outdoor event center
• Shirley Hauntsman (10-17-11)
• Viola Timms (10-19-11)
• BOC argues over unapproved expenses
• Early voting starts in Braselton
• Jackson County sends out property tax bills
• Judge declares mistrial on one count in teen overdose case
• Two charged following wreck
• Danielsville keeps tax rate steady
• Cheer Tigers Take First At Peachtree Ridge
• CHS Encouraged To Take Control This Week At Prince Ave.
• Back To The Drawing Board On Library Project
• Lady Wildcats fall in first round of state
• WBHS runners excel at own invitational
• Odus H. Morris (10-19-11)
• East Jackson prepares for speedy Devils
• Cross country: Pasko’s second-place finish leads JCCHS in region tune-up
• County spending cap violated? Invoices for road paving billed for just under $10k limit
• Cross country: Distance Dragons warm-up for region
• Mayfield Dairy ends tours in Braselton
• Cross country: East Jackson runners warm-up for region with fourth-place finishes
• Jefferson’s volleyball season ends in Sweet 16
• Cross country: East Jackson hosting Bob Roller Invitational
• Bicknell says he’s eyeing a possible run for Congress
• Firefighters struggle to get to blaze at old winery
• W-BHS senior named to state Student Advisory Council
• Airport authority discusses noise complaints
• Lady Leopards cap impressive season
• County water rates to increase
• BOC approves drug/mental health court
• Jefferson School System central office moving
• Four county chase lands couple in jail
• No free flu vaccine for school kids
• Braves baseball just isn’t what it use to be
• Linda Ruth Campbell (10-17-11)
• Bicknell considers run for Congress
• Employees evacuate Mayfield Dairy after leak
• James "Buddy" Arnold (10-16-11)
• Henry Eaton (10-14-11)
• ‘Tom’ Brown (10-19-11)
• BOC chairman voices dismay over Watson Mill downgrade
• Domestic incident reported on Poss Road
• Hull man killed in Clarke Co. motorcycle accident
• Minor accident involved school bus Friday
• Betty Beck (10-16-11)
• BOC to consider forming drug/mental health court
• Alcohol license approved in 3-2 vote
• BOE to hold bidding process for surplus property
• Five teens arrested last week following Sept. 29 high school fight
• NE Ga. leaders formally approve T-SPLOST list
• Drug, mental health court proposed for county
• T-SPLOST list gets final approval
• Actions filed in Madison County Superior Court
• Madison County’s ‘Teacher of the Year’ aims to spark enthusiasm for learning
• ROLLASON: UGA football on the right track
• Area schools to get new assistant principals
• South Hall cities seeking funds for planning consortium
• Man throws rock at repo company truck
• Former local PE teacher faces two federal child porn charges
• Elbert Co. 14, Jefferson 0: Dragons lose despite strong defensive effort
• Madison County defeats Rockdale in thrilling fashion
• Red Raiders win thriller on fourth down pass with five seconds to go
• GAME STORY, PHOTO GALLERY: Red Raiders win thriller on fourth down pass with five seconds to go
• Athens Academy tops Commerce, 21-10
• Leopards rush past Wildcats for fifth win of the season
• Elbert Co. 14, Jefferson 0: Dragons lose despite strong defensive effort
• Elbert Co. 14, Jefferson 0: Dragons lose despite strong defensive effort
• Wildcats battle but fall to Clarke Central
• Loganville defeats WBHS
• North Oconee 56, East Jackson 3: Titan offense rolls over Eagles
• Library expansion to be re-bid
• Police make 5 marijuana charges on I-85
• City schools to dip heavily into reserves
• New festival to debut Saturday at Gresham
• Winder politics in the ‘Twilight Zone’
• Winder submits just 250 challenged voter names
• Mingledorff recuses himself from Eberhart-Cooley hearing
• Joanne Lanier (10-13-11)
• JCCHS Wrestling Team Booster Club finances questioned
• Gaynell Kirk (10-12-11)
• WBHS hosts Loganville for Homecoming
• Wildcats face tough Gladiators
• Jackson County BOE OKs $87.5 million budget
• Landlord reports arson at house
• Danielsville man charged with battery
• Colbert council votes against well site purchase
• Red Raiders blast past Johns Creek, advance to second round of state softball tourney
• JHS volleyball team cruises to first-round state tournament win
• Former Braselton mayor named to state board
• Thieves rob area churches of AC
• Faye Carter (10-13-11)
• Beth Ann Cupit-Spurgeon
• James David Jr. (10-12-11)
• Rev. Racheo Matt Lacey (10-12-11)
• Charles Geary (10-12-11)
• BOC split on how to spend public safety funds
• Council approves smaller houses in subdivision
• County to replace more roofs
• Barrow principal being considered for Superintendent position
• Volley Cats begin quest for state title
• WBHS celebrates Homecoming Week; parade set for Thursday
• Commerce expecting lofty challenge against Spartans
• Manager: City to begin enforcing ordinance
• Next week is 'Cleanup Week'
• AHS basketball to host chicken BBQ fundraiser
• Strong efforts turned in by WBHS runners
• BRIDGES: Great attitude, hard work set Seda apart
• Dragons seek key subregion win, redemption vs. Elbert Co.
• Eagles brace for North Oconee’s many weapons
• Panthers have the week off to recover
• Cross country: East Jackson records season-best average in sixth-place finish
• ‘State’-ment year: JHS hosts first-round of state tournament today (Wed.)
• (UPDATED) JHS wins first-round match at state
• Town pushing to keep Mayfield visitors center open
• Jefferson Police Department responds to ten accidents during past week
• Booster club finances questioned
• No determination on fire truck axle problem
• Angela Ellington (10-10-11)
• Burglary suspect’s vehicle runs out of gas
• Portion of W. Jefferson St. to close Oct. 22 for fire training
• Wreck near Athens kills two local women
• Harold C. Arnold (10-10-11)
• Judge rules against Payne in Facebook case
• City of Auburn approves millage rate
• Barrow court director arrested, fired
• Community to build home for family of fallen officer
• City of Auburn approves millage rate
• School board gives approval for final budget
• Cooley appeals Eberhart’s residency decision
• Mary Knear (10-9-11)
• Carlos Johnson (9-3-11)
• Brian Yount (10-8-11)
• Buchanan Marshall (10-9-11)
• David Morris Sr. (10-8-11)
• Lady Leopards fall one game shy of state
• CVB audit released: Billboards, brochures among yearly expenses
• Madison Co. gets statewide attention
• Karen Hill (10-9-11)
• ‘Lizzie’ Conley (10-8-11)
• ‘Jurelle’ Smelley (10-7-11)
• Runelle Smith (10-8-11)
• Runelle Smith (19-8-11)
• Braselton man arrested for auto theft
• Gas shortage fouls burglar’s getaway
• ROLLASON: Another choke for an Atlanta team
• Drug ‘Take Back Day’ ahead Oct. 29
• D’ville woman charged with assault after allegedly pulling gun on husband
• Comer to crack down on speeders
• Council gets report on fall festival
• Gas leak in Hoschton tied to propane tank
• PHOTO GALLERY: The Madison County Fair
• 9th graders whip Alcovy 34-7
• County buys land, buildings near airport
• Men at foreclosed house raise concerns
• Wildcats post second win in a row
• Bulldoggs fall to undefeated Heritage
• North Oconee 56, Jackson Co. 0: Panthers can't contain high-octane Titans
• BCHS Leopards last minute scoring effort puts bite on Dawson Tigers 19-14
• Jefferson 49, Oglethorpe Co. 13: Dragons roll to easy road win
• Commerce beats Riverside, 42-0
• Sheriff's office reports 25 arrests
• Bear Creek Reservoir likely to be closed rest of year
• County tax bills should be (slightly) lower
• BREAKING NEWS: Solution to Winder's voter-list debacle in the works; list of 2,900 names to be 'significantly reduced'
• Solution to Winder's voter-list debacle in the works; list of 2,900 names to be 'significantly reduced'
• Solution to Winder's voting-list debacle in the works; list of 2,900 names to be 'significantly reduced'
• Great American Cleanup event Friday and Saturday
• One killed, many others taken to hospital after I-85 wreck
• ‘Becky’ Breeden (10-04-11)
• Willie Tom Slater (10-7-11)
• Hall County deputy killed in motorcycle accident was AHS grad
• Charles Reed (9-28-11)
• One killed, many others taken to hospitals after I-85 wreck
• Bulldoggs host undefeated Heritage
• Wildcats go for two in a row
• Woman not guilty in teen’s overdose death
• Boards OK millage rates
• Dixon asks for answers on voting issue; Wall admits she knew ‘something wasn’t right’
• Man arrested after police chase
• Danielsville man charged with child cruelty
• MCHS will take photos of local veterans to parade
• Red Raider softball team finishes second in region; state tourney begins Wednesday
• East Jackson loses, but coaches grow more confident
• BREAKING NEWS: I-85 closed Northbound near Braselton exit with multiple car wreck; one death reported, life-flight helicopters called
• Wall, Thompson incompetent in Winder voters fiasco
• Recent BCSO arrests Sept. 26-Oct. 2
• Softball: Banks Co. bounces Jefferson from region tournament
• JCCHS to hold fifth annual ‘kiddie’ basketball camp
• Donnie Lee Sanders, Sr. (10-4-11)
• Former elections supervisor on challenge list
• Relay organizers start working on 2012 event
• CHS Dominates In Region Win
• Burks Completes Brave Return
• Commerce police arrest report
• Fall recycling event Saturday
• City council may change yard sale rules
• WBHS cross country back in action this Saturday
• BRIDGES: Now is time to support WBHS program
• Randyl Simmons (10-4-11)
• Man arrested after stealing golf clubs from Falcons player
• George Dailey (10-4-11)
• Alvin Voyles (10-5-11)
• Cross country: Bowles wins MainStreet meet
• Football: East Jackson loses, but coaches grow more confident
• Standout year for Scott: Panther running back emerges, credits offensive line
• Jefferson looks to rally from last week’s disappointment
• Staying alive: JCCHS rebounds from loss, continues on in region tournament play
• Auburn to host Great American Clean Up
• Twenty-five charged by sheriff’s office
• Mayfield Dairy tours set to end next Friday, Oct. 14
• BOE millage rates unchanged
• Wade Hampton Williamson Jr. (9-6-11)
• JPD fines triple Jan. through Aug. but historical numbers also high
• Outdoor watering restrictions return
• Leopards to face Dawson County Friday
• Prank call leads to hotel evacuation
• Eberhart declared a Winder resident
• Winder voting issue still unclear
• New wall ball facility honors those lost
• Helen McDuffie (10-3-11)
• Mildred Vinton (9-25-11)
• Myrtle Hewell (10-3-11)
• Vacant house completely destroyed by fire
• Thelma Alldred (10-2-11)
• Colbert man charged with battery after allegedly trying to choke girlfriend
• Auditors say county in ‘good shape’
• MONDAY NIGHT SCORES
• Monday night scores
• MONDAY NIGHT SCORES
• Monday night scores
• Firefighters extinguish two fires at Winder residence
• Georgia Supreme Court upholds 2006 murder conviction for Winder shooting
• ‘Red’ Goss (10-1-11)
• ‘Bill’ Segars (10-2-11)
• School system enrollment drops
• School system enrollment drops
• Jackson sets tax rate
• H. Winston Berryman (9-30-11)
• Bruce Lind (10-1-11)
• ‘Dineke’ Inboden (10-1-11)
• Braselton CID picks logo for LifePath
• Cities, schools again applying for sidewalk grant
• Leaders aim to preserve Watson Mill
• Cross country: Photos from the MainStreet meet
• Commerce police sack UGA defensive leader
• Fire department plans training burn at house
• ROLLASON: Top five surprises of the NFL season
• Jackson residents may see slightly lower tax bills
• ‘Whistleblowers’ file Superior Court lawsuit
• Mom honored for caring for son with cancer
• North Oconee 38, Jefferson 28: Mistakes cost Dragons in subregion showdown
• Wildcats notch first win of season
• Bulldoggs fall to Habersham Central
• Jackson Co. 30, Oglethorpe Co. 13: Panthers win big, halt losing streak
• Hart Co. 30, East Jackson 10: Bulldogs run past Eagles
• Madison Co. downed by Apalachee 45-9
• North Oconee 38, Jefferson 28: Mistakes cost Dragons in subregion showdown
• North Oconee 38, Jefferson 28: Dragons topped by the Titans
• Tigers overwhelm Golden Eagles, win region opener
• Jackson County hires a new manager
• Jackson hired new county manager
• Jackson hires new county manager
• Candidate reports theft of signs
• Jobless rate creeps up to 10.4%
• City reservoir full; Bear Creek falling
• Jackson County names new manager
• Jackson Co. hopes to stop skid against improved Oglethorpe Co.
• Chad Archer (9-29-11)
• Nell Townsend (9-29-11)
• Winder backs up on voter list; to start the process over again
• Did violent man deserve to die like a dog?
• Bulldoggs try to slow down Habersham
• Wildcats feel they are close to victory
• Mayfield Dairy to close visitors center
• Does Hall County S.O. have a K-9 deputy out-of-control?
• Court testimony differs in arrest details
• Confederate statue unveiling ahead Sat.
• Does HCSO have a K-9 deputy out-of-control? Braselton man’s lawsuit says officer too aggressive
• Tour shows renovation work on Historic Courthouse
• Woman to suspects: Stop stealing my nuts
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Commissioners talk road policies
• Thursday scores
• PUBLISHER'S NOTE: Winder response is misleading
• East Jackson hopes to fix ailing passing game
• A ‘Titan’-sized task: Jefferson offense faces a top-notch North Oconee defense in subregion showdown Fri.
• PHOTO GALLERY: Madison County celebrates 200 years of existence
• Myrtle Lyle (9-27-11)
• Recent BCSO arrests Sept. 19-25
• Carrenia Bonds (9-28-11)
• Ralph Swafford (9-28-11)
• ‘Gene’ Halski (9-28-11)
• Braselton shopping center to get new owner
• Virginia Bradford (9-27-11)
• Planners table request for smaller houses
• County manager to be named Fri. by BOC
• EJCHS teacher who filed PSC compliant has resigned
• Yearwood again walks out of meeting
• Neighbors in lawsuit argue about new issues
• OPINION: Dear SEC, please accept Clemson
• CHS Ready For Region Schedule To Begin
• Cheer Tigers Embrace Classic Challenge At Home
• City police make 6 cases on I-85
• Autumn Leaf Festival is this weekend
• City tax rate up ever so slightly
• Softball: Jefferson sweeps season series with no. 9 North Oconee
• Softball: Subregion title within reach for JCCHS
• Jackson Co. hopes to stop skid against improved Oglethorpe Co.
• Pair of WBHS runners tapped for honors
• Cross country: MainStreet meet returns to Crow’s Lake
• Volleyball: Dragons earn no. 1 seed
• Volleyball: JCCHS volleyball team downs rival East Jackson on senior night
• Volleyball: East Jackson delivers senior night win behind spirited home crowd
• Cross country: East Jackson ‘best in class’ with first place finishes
• Cross country: Pasko grabs victory at 'Best in Class'
• Volley Cats look at No. 2 seed
• Cheer Doggs earn first place
• BRIDGES: Wildcats still giving strong effort
• Eberhart says Cooley following him around; Oct. 4 hearing set on Eberhart’s residency status
• Eberhart says Cooley following him around Hearing set for Oct. 7 on Eberhart’s residency status
• Groundbreaking for new middle school slated for December
• New water restrictions start Saturday
• JOURNAL INVESTIGATION: Winder axing 2,000-3,000 voter names
• Coach Jones looks ahead to Union County game
• Petit Le Mans ahead Saturday at Road Atlanta
• See photos of the Hoschton Fall Festival
• Jefferson students cited following accident
• Barrow County Airport Authority approves 2012 budget
• JPD calls for help in melee; Crowd fighting in restaurant parking lot
• Wing Slingers Grill gets beer, wine license for new restaurant
• Zoning board of appeals to hear requests on Thursday
• Colbert woman killed Tues. in Athens accident
• Shoplifters steal car at Ingles
• Suspicious house fire being investigated
• JABA to hold political forum
• Ila council approves tax rate, budget
• Journal wins national award
• Town OKs building permits
• County water system usage reaches all-time high
• Mary Sears (9-14-11)
• Frances Ware (9-25-11)
• Steven Allen (9-25-11)
• David Latham (9-22-11)
• Jurell Dunagan (9-24-11)
• Johnny Marsingill (9-22-11)
• James Richey (9-22-11)
• Snellville man charged with vehicular homicide
• Planning Commission to meet Monday
• Bettis hurls no hitter in crucial contest in Conyers
• Danielsville fall festival set for Oct. 8
• Argument over banana pudding leads to altercation
• Athens man charged with pedestrian under the influence
• BOE approves bond sale for construction
• Map change approved for White Plains Baptist Church
• Top candidates for Jackson County manager announced
• Fair opens Tues., concludes Sat.
• SAT scores for JHS rise above national, state results
• ROLLASON: Time for some major realigning
• Is Yearwood trying to 'sabotage' vote?
• Multiple business burglaries reported
• Homecoming ruined
• PHOTO GALLERY: 2011 MCHS Homecoming Ceremony
• Madison Co. falls to Habersham Central 41-24 on Homecoming
• Homecoming ruined
• Oglethorpe Co. 30, East Jackson 0: Homecoming ruined
• Elbert Co. 48, Jackson Co. 0: Panthers handed fourth-straight loss
• Wildcats battle, but fall to Heritage
• Bulldoggs fall to Clarke Central
• Man avoids extradition, but not towing bill
• EPD OKs outdoor water use restrictions
• SAT scores fall again at CHS
• PHOTO GALLERY: MCHS holds Homecoming Parade
• Wall ball ribbon cutting set for Saturday
• Friday morning house fire under investigation
• Fire board approves slight millage increase
• Recent BCSO arrests Sept. 12-18
• WBHS faces tough test in Clarke Central
• Auburn seeks additional funding for arts/education project
• SAT scores for JHS rise above national, state results; CHS lowest in the county
• Barrow students below national, state results on SAT
• Mom has deputy speak to son after dispute
• Hoschton Fall Festival set for this weekend
• Schedule of Events Hoschton Fall Festival
• A fair warning to bloggers for civility; apathy a problem, too
• Two women charged with shoplifting steaks
• Danielsville gets ‘clean opinion’ on audit report
• Softball: East Jackson edges Jefferson, 4-1
• Softball: East Jackson edges Jefferson, 4-1
• Volleyball: Jefferson tops Rabun Co. twice
• Unemployment rate in county rises slightly
• Abandoned house destroyed by fire
• Madison Co. BOC to meet Monday
• House burns on Charlie Bolton Road
• John Hazel Porterfield (9-22-11)
• Jose Ramsey Jr. (9-19-11)
• Rhonda Turner (9-21-11)
• Pamela Goodson (9-20-11)
• Kathleen McGinnis (9-21-11)
• Unfamiliar territory: AHS enters Heritage game at 0-3
• Donnie Gene Freeman (9-20-11)
• Robert Hill (9-21-11)
• Sixteen sentenced in Superior Court proceedsings
• Nicholson ethics complaint settled
• Superintendent defends cuts to athletic programs
• Cooley challenges Eberhart’s residency
• CHS Competitive Cheerleaders To Host First Meet In Program History
• Commerce regrouping in bye week from painful loss
• Drug dealer quickly back in jail
• School board holds tax rate at 17.75 mills
• First segment opens on Zion Church Rd.
• WBHS runners turn in 'fantastic' effort
• BRIDGES: Different challenge for AHS Wildcats
• Truck driver hits side of McDonald’s building
• Jackson County named ‘Camera Ready’ for TV, film industry
• Softball: EJCHS beats Oglethorpe Co., plays ‘best game of the year’
• Softball: Panther winning streak grows to nine
• Drought leads to new water restrictions
• 3-1 Eagles finding ways to win football games
• Leading the way: Steady offensive line helping 4-0 Dragons put up big numbers
• JCCHS moves on from ‘devastating loss,’ faces no. 7 Elbert Co.
• 3-1 Eagles finding ways to win football games
• Volleyball: Jackson County notches wins no. 13 and 14
• Guard arrested in altercation with blind woman
• Cross country: Pasko finishes third at East Jackson
• Cross country: EJCHS boys grab sixth at Eagle run, girls 8th
• Volleyball: East Jackson downs rival Jackson Co.
• Volleyball: Jefferson moves to 16-5 overall
• Mrs. Dean Streetman (9/20/11)
• Hazel Smith (9/20/11)
• Bebe Joy Holliday (9/19/11)
• Holly Springs residents speak against alcohol license
• BOE to set millage rate
• New ball field puts Auburn in big league status
• AC director, sheriff call animal cruelty case ‘miscommunication’
• Rice rants about unkempt bank property
• Bus driver fired over ‘dragging’ incident
• MCHS to hold Homecoming parade Friday
• Community Bank & Trust closing 2 branches in Commerce
• Kim Smith (9-18-11)
• Lea Lynn (9-18-11)
• Students see sun as never before
• Connie Haynes (9-13-11)
• ‘Dot’ Patrick (9-18-11)
• Court asks for more help
• Bonita E. Churchman (9-17-11)
• Mary Nalley (9-17-11)
• BCHS falls late to Athens Christian School Eagles
• James Brown (9-16-11)
• Alto council appoints two new members
• New county extension agent excited to work in agricultural county
• Convenience store employee charged with theft in Colbert
• City council to hold hearing on beer, wine license
• 10-game winning streak snapped
• Colbert plans to purchase old school
• JCSO deputies shoot, kill man Sunday morning; suspect threw burning gas can at officers following domestic dispute
• OPINION: Thankful daddy, daughter time includes sports
• First MCHS class shares memories
• Braselton LifePath to get website
• More students exceeding on standardized tests
• Authority to sell cruise raffle tickets as fundraiser
• A note to bloggers....
• ROLLASON: Five things to like during NFL's opening week
• BOE approves plan to hire back jobs
• School district revises calendar
• Thieves take items from house during the day
• BOC approves work at soccer fields
• East Jackson 21, Jackson Co. 12: Eagles cash in on Panther mistakes
• East Jackson 21, Jackson Co. 12: Eagles cash in on Panther mistakes
• Madison County falls to Loganville 37-14
• Jefferson 57, Hart Co. 29: Dragons rack up 548 yards in blowout win
• Commerce falls to Washington-Wilkes
• East Jackson 21, Jackson Co. 12: Eagles cash in on Panther mistakes
• FOOTBALL: AHS falls to Salem on road
• East Jackson 21, Jackson Co. 12: Eagles cash in on Panther mistakes
• Thief makes good haul from unlocked vehicle
• Commerce's recycling drop-off point to open
• Cash flow woes may force BOE to borrow
• Eagles, Panthers both talking up rivalry game
• Concerns raised about athletic costs
• Two cases of rabies reported in county
• Recent BCSO arrests Sept. 6-11
• Winder to offer way to help those in need of gas bill help
• Margaret Mosley (9-15-11)
• Charles Bennett (9-16-11)
• Auburn 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance
• Georgia vs. South Carolina
• FOOTBALL: AHS travels to Salem
• Betty Ann Gasaway (9-15-11)
• Hoschton man killed in I-85 accident
• Attorney asked AG’s office to force school to turn over records
• Art in the Park festival coming up this weekend
• Liquor license rule in Winder full of hypocrisy
• JCCHS parent raises concerns about money for athletic costs
• Cash, electronic devices stolen from hotel
• Softball: Jackson County grabs another subregion win with 8-2 victory over Hart
• BOC limits drive home car use
• Juvenile Court gets a little more funding
• Juvenile Court get a little more funding
• Play ball! New field pushes city to big league status
• Pritchett inducted into Hall of Fame
• “Meet Your Representative Day” to be held in Auburn Sept. 17
• Hoschton names back-up judge for municipal court
• City of Winder's 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• BOC to vote on design for new EMS stations
• ‘Berbie’ Burroughs (9-14-11)
• Ludger Lanthier Jr. (9-13-11)
• Georgia Team Championship set Oct. 29-30 in Statham
• FOOTBALL: Bye week arrives at good time for WBHS
• BRIDGES: Sometimes the first step is the toughest
• Town council agrees to sell small piece of land
• Thirty-three sentenced in Jackson County State Court
• Assault reported on Hidden Falls Drive
• BOC to vote on design for EMS stations; Proposal leads to debate among commissioners
• County school system revises calendar
• School board approves plan to hire back positions
• Passengers flee after wreck in Braselton
• Volleyball: Jackson County surpasses win total from last year
• Runner of the week: Pirtle has high expectations
• Cheer Tigers Prepare To Open Season
• Justice Tells Team: “This Is Our First Region Game.”
• Decision to ride in car without brake light turns bad
• Art in the Park Festival Saturday, Sunday
• City council declines to re-elect Greg Perry to planning board
• Softball: Dragons move to 7-2 in 8-AA South play
• Softball: Dragons rebound in region play
• Softball: Stingy Panthers roll to 15-3
• Dragons face much tougher task
• Backyard Brawl Time: Revived offenses meet in Jackson Co.-East Jackson game
• SOFTBALL: Lady Wildcats seek more offense
• CROSS COUNTRY: Showcase event on tap for WBHS
• Cross country: Jefferson boys win Mountain Eagle Invitational
• Top county manager candidates named
• Barrow mom fires back about toddler pageant flap
• Fire chief makes case for possible tax increase
• New outdoor watering regulations expected
• Jackson County BOC approves tentative FY2012 budget
• House destroyed after kid plays with matches
• Cross Country: EJCHS runner wins weekend race, team set to host meet Saturday
• BOE approves millage rate at 18.5 mills
• Winder to fix flooding problem on Lee St.
• Local toddler pageant outfit creates national controversy
• AHS has a new principal to welcome to 'Chee Nation.
• Municipal elections to be held in three cities
• Kimberly Smith (9-13-11)
• Royston police officer charged with child molestation in Madison Co.
• ‘Bobbie’ Pruett (9-11-11)
• Francis Savage (9-13-11)
• Howard Early (9-10-11)
• ‘Tom’ McEachin (9-12-11)
• School system getting more students to exceed on tests
• BOC approves tentative budget; Using reserves to again help balance spending
• Drought leads to ‘disaster area’ designation
• Volleyball: East Jackson volleyball team notches another win
• Mustangs manhandle Habersham 38-0
• Father, daughter arrested following dispute
• Property tax revenues to fall slightly
• Winder man killed in Afghanistan
• Child playing with matches caused Hwy. 124 fire last week
• Man upset over flowers, arrested on terroristic threats charge
• David Graham (9-10-11)
• Grace Wood (9-6-11)
• George O’Kelley Sr. (9-11-11)
• School system investigating bus incident
• Iduma Miller (9-8-11)
• Carolyn Townes (9-10-11)
• Edna Carpenter (9-9-11)
• Claud Pardue (9-10-11)
• Mildred Cochran (9-9-11)
• LaTrelle Williams (9-10-11)
• Ruby Wall (9-9-11)
• BOE to vote Tuesday on new AHS principal
• Local citizen police academy taking applications
• Thomas, Youngblood refute Escoe’s accusations
• Softball: JCCHS breezes through tourney, outscores opponents 28-4
• Volleyball: Jefferson volleyball team wins bronze bracket
• Yates to hold town hall meeting
• Madison County residents remember Sept. 11, 2001
• ROLLASON: Chargers to strike havoc this NFL season
• Water retractions coming up
• Town appeals board grants variance for auto repair shop
• Governor signs county legislaton
• Memorial fund opened for family of late tree surgeon
• Jefferson 42, Dawson Co. 14: Big second quarter leads to Dragon rout
• Red Raiders down Winder 42-35
• Red Raiders down Winder in come-from-behind thriller
• Red Raiders get the win, down Winder in come-from-behind thriller
• BCHS suffers first loss of season to East Jackson 35-7
• East Jackson 35, Banks Co. 7: Collins, Allen have monster nights for Eagles
• Jefferson 42, Dawson Co. 14: Big second quarter leads to Dragon rout
• Fannin Co. 28, Jackson Co. 20: Panthers edged in region-cross over game
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats fall to Flowery Branch
• FOOTBALL: WBHS dealt heartbreaking loss
• Jackson deputies make 20 arrests
• Two charged with shoplifting
• Big-play Dragons: 2-0 Jefferson continues to put up big numbers
• Woman fires shots as suspects try to take stuff
• John King (9-7-11)
• Recent BCSO arrests Aug. 30-Sept. 5
• California unions put turf over the life of children
• Howell Wilson (9-3-11)
• Virgil Youngblood (7-18-11)
• ‘Ronnie’ Brooks (9-8-11)
• Frances Boswell (9-8-11)
• Firefighters investigating cause of large house fire
• FOOTBALL: AHS looks to ground Falcons
• Fraud reported on Wesley Chapel Road
• 9/11 memorial services planned in the area
• Columbus bound: Red Raiders hope this is first of two trips
• Volleyball: Jefferson wins two matches in lively home atmosphere
• Volleyball: East Jackson volleyball team enjoys historic night in sweep
• Firefighter injured in large blaze off Highway 124
• Firefighter injured in large blaze off Highway 124
• Firefighters battle large fire at Hwy. 124 residence
• Cause of Hwy. 124 house fire under investigation
• Madison County, Winder-Barrow to fight for first win of 2011
• Ediger will be featured speaker at 9/11 service
• Ministerial Association plans Sept. 11 event
• Watson Mill faces downgrade
• FOOTBALL: Doggs to visit Madison County
• Wreck at road construction site injures three
• Training Under Fire - Barrow County SWAT School
• Training Under Fire- Barrow County SWAT School
• New director to focus on shelter campaign
• City code disqualifies Winder candidate
• Cell phone cases, cash stolen from store
• ‘Fuzz’ Ervin (9-7-11)
• Softball: Jackson County tops Jefferson in another close one
• Softball: Jackson County tops Jefferson in another close one
• Even with rain, drought persists
• AHS to host cheerleading competition
• Martha Stephenson (9-7-11)
• VOLLEYBALL: Lady Wildcats see success in subregion
• Candidates announce run for open Congressional seat
• Madison Co. could have alert system soon
• 12-year-old killed in accident
• Northridge to hold 9/11 ceremony Friday
• Water authority wants to halt two rezonings
• Late-inning rallies drive Commerce forward
• Hearing on variances for gas station postponed
• CROSS COUNTRY: Coach impressed by effort at 'grueling event'
• BRIDGES: A big mountain for AHS, but not an impossible one
• Blow-out loss serves as ‘wake-up call’
• On the rebound: Eagles hope to get 35-point loss to Oconee ‘out of our system’
• Big-play Dragons: 2-0 Jefferson continues to put up big numbers
• Softball: EJCHS drops third-straight, falls to Jackson Co.
• Armed robbers steal beer from truck
• Softball: Surging Dragons in division title hunt
• Softball: Jackson County’s seven-game winning streak halted
• Runner of the week: Pasko paces Panthers
• Volleyball: Jefferson stumbles against Hebron, beats Dacula
• Woman charged with animal cruelty
• Sharon Marie Flynn (9-6-11)
• JHS to hold open council meeting
• Commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Winder Fire Department to hold10th Anniversary of Sept. 11 ceremony
• As elections loom, county searching for supervisor
• BOE votes to approve bus purchase with Blue Bird
• Orr to lose certification
• Bruce Pilon (8-23-11)
• SOFTBALL: Tuesday games delayed for WBHS
• Fire damages home Tuesday
• Softball Lady Leopards try to end slump
• Armed robbery for Bud Light reported in Jackson
• Erwin Hardeman (9-4-11)
• Ronda Brock (9-3-11)
• Art in the Park festival coming up Sept. 16-17
• Auburn City Council approves FY2012 budget
• Variances requested for gas station on Hwy. 211, Hwy. 124
• BOC approves new home for Fine Finish
• Barrow tornado watch
• Jackson under a tornado watch
• Woman shot in downtown Homer
• Jimmy Cheek (9-4-11)
• Billie Jo Bratcher (9-3-11)
• Wesley Martin (9-1-11)
• Vivian Cromer (9-3-11)
• Mavis McGee (9-2-11)
• Ronnie Lee Martin (9-2-11)
• BOE to vote on purchase of buses Tuesday night
• No contested council seats for election in Braselton, Hoschton
• Road to Mulberry Park in Braselton to be closed at times
• Road to Mulberry Park in Braselton to be closed at times
• Madison Co. man receives three-year prison sentence
• ROLLASON: Early forecast for the NFL playoffs
• ROLLASON: Early forecast for the NFL playoffs
• Park and Ride lot in Braselton to close for road changes, store
• Park and Ride lot in Braselton to close for road changes, store
• Firefighters respond to number of incidents
• Firefighters respond to number of incidents
• Youth killed in wreck on I-85
• Youth killed in wreck on I-85
• Group wants new local Superior Court judgeship
• Group wants new local Superior Court judgeship
• Fire department eyeing possible tax increase
• Fire department eyeing possible tax increase
• Comer teen writes essay about what it’s like to live in Madison County
• Comer teen writes essay about what it’s like to live in Madison County
• Late TD and defensive stand push Commerce to first victory, 10-7
• Late TD and defensive stand push Commerce to first victory, 10-7
• Walnut Grove 37, Jackson Co. 0: Panthers shutout on the road
• Walnut Grove 37, Jackson Co. 0: Panthers shutout on the road
• Oconee Co. 35, East Jackson 0: Eagles overwhelmed in home opener
• Oconee Co. 35, East Jackson 0: Eagles overwhelmed in home opener
• Salem marches past Madison County, 36-7
• Salem marches past Madison County, 36-7
• Banks County runs over Riverside Military 41-0
• Banks County runs over Riverside Military 41-0
• JHS 38, North Hall 28: Dragons stay perfect with home victory over Trojans
• JHS 38, North Hall 28: Dragons stay perfect with home victory over Trojans
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs fall to Flowery Branch
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs fall to Flowery Branch
• Sheriff's office logs 59 arrests
• Sheriff's office logs 59 arrests
• Panel recommends fourth judge for circuit
• Panel recommends fourth judge for circuit
• Doug Garrison bows out of Winder race
• Doug Garrison bows out of Winder race
• Two council races set in Jefferson
• Two council races set in Jefferson
• Stephenson makes it a 3-way race for mayor
• Stephenson makes it a 3-way race for mayor
• ‘Vickie’ Rice (9-1-11)
• ‘Vickie’ Rice (9-1-11)
• Wesley Martin (9-1-11)
• Wesley Martin (9-1-11)
• Stolen vehicle hits large interstate sign
• Todd Orr to spend the next 631 days in jail
• Dorothy Grafton (8/25/11)
• Barrow firefighters put out Hoschton garage fire
• Ambray Sorrow (9-2-11)
• BOE to vote on new buses Sept. 6
• Reservoir water level begins to fall
• Reservoir water level begins to fall
• Winder sees only races so far as qualifying closes today
• Winder sees only races so far as qualifying closes today
• Unique approach proposed for some zoning in Hoschton
• Unique approach proposed for some zoning in Hoschton
• Group recommends new Superior Court judgeship
• Group recommends new Superior Court judgeship
• Cousins research life of great-grandfather, a prominent Madison Co. landowner
• Cousins research life of great-grandfather, a prominent Madison Co. landowner
• Winterville man charged with assault
• Winterville man charged with assault
• OPINION: The end of prognostication season
• OPINION: The end of prognostication season
• Competition for mayor in Maysville, Nicholson
• Competition for mayor in Maysville, Nicholson
• BCSO arrests Aug. 19-25
• BCSO arrests Aug. 19-25
• WBHS Touchdown Club to host benefit show
• WBHS Touchdown Club to host benefit show
• Local Republicans largely favor new redistricting maps
• Local Republicans largely favor new redistricting maps
• Mayor, council races set in Maysville, Lula, Alto
• Mayor, council races set in Maysville, Lula, Alto
• Martha Gail Taylor (8-31-11)
• Martha Gail Taylor (8-31-11)
• Meetings to change because of Labor Day holiday
• Meetings to change because of Labor Day holiday
• Mayor’s race set in Maysville, Nicholson
• Mayor’s race set in Maysville, Nicholson
• Braselton council members don't face challengers in election
• Braselton council members don't face challengers in election
• BRIDGES: Night of 'firsts' for Wildcats
• BRIDGES: Night of 'firsts' for Wildcats
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats go back to work after defeat
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats go back to work after defeat
• Annual 9/11 ceremony set in Jefferson
• Annual 9/11 ceremony set in Jefferson
• Qualifying under way for town elections
• Qualifying under way for town elections
• Asking questions saved Barrow from tax hike
• Asking questions saved Barrow from tax hike
• MCHS band offers patriotic production
• MCHS band offers patriotic production
• Commerce puts 'sad night' in the past, prepares for Franklin
• Commerce puts 'sad night' in the past, prepares for Franklin
• Sex with juvenile leads to felony charges
• Sex with juvenile leads to felony charges
• Jobless rate falls slightly
• Jobless rate falls slightly
• Qualifying: No surprises so far
• Qualifying: No surprises so far
• Tigers Looking For A Boost
• Tigers Looking For A Boost
• Lisa Benton (8-31-11)
• Lisa Benton (8-31-11)
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs face big test Friday
• Disruptive customer causes problems
• Dispute at Hwy. 129 business parking lot among incidents listed
• BOE changes meeting site
• Allen sparks Smith’s Eagles
• BCHS cross country opens season Thursday
• Jefferson braces for physical North Hall squad
• Panthers find another gear with Harper
• Arlene Ivey named county personnel officer
• Power surge
• FDIC sues former Winder banker
• FDIC sues former Winder banker
• FDIC sues Winder banker
• Creel apologizes for band bus fiasco
• Softball: Jefferson returns with shutout of East Jackson
• Volleyball: JCCHS drops two of three
• Volleyball: JHS suffers first loss
• Volleyball: EJCHS moves to 3-9
• Bear Creek boat ramp closed
• Qualifying for city posts opens
• New U.S. House district includes Madison County
• Incumbents qualify for Braselton election
• Nicholas Wilbanks (8-28-11)
• ROLLASON: AHS grows into prominent program
• Former AHS coach sentenced to fine for Feb. arrest
• ‘Bev’ Thompson
• OPINION: Being loud and proud — win or lose
• Winder family thankful they are OK after house fire
• Woman arrested after fight over deer stands
• Woman arrested after fight over deer stands
• BOC members approve budget, express fundamental fiscal differences
• BOC members approve budget, express fundamental fiscal differences
• BOC adopts tentative mill rate after error fixed in calculations
• BOC adopts tentative mill rate after error fixed in calculations
• Guy Cooper (8-28-11)
• Guy Cooper (8-28-11)
• Edith Grace Banks (8-29-11)
• Edith Grace Banks (8-29-11)
• Errol John (8-26-11)
• Errol John (8-26-11)
• John Harrison (8-25-11)
• John Harrison (8-25-11)
• Fatal car wreck involved Auburn woman
• Local STEM students to benefit from $1.7 million grant
• Landon Sosby (8-23-11)
• Zoning appeals board to meet
• Lillie Mize (8-28-11)
• ‘Ric Rac’ Morris (8-27-11)
• Virginia Dunn (8-25-11)
• Edward Porterfield (8-26-11)
• Red Raiders fall to Loganville, down Cedar
• Lady Leopards fall to third-ranked team
• Qualifying set this week in cities
• Qualifying set this week in cities
• Qualifying held this week for numerous municipal seats
• Qualifying held this week for numerous municipal seats
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• Firefighters respond to incidents
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs drop opener to Rockdale
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs drop opener to Rockdale
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats fall in opener
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats fall in opener
• Major tax hike averted; error in data found and leads to budget solution; BOC to meet Monday
• Proposal to shrink size of new houses is postponed
• Proposal to shrink size of new houses is postponed
• County bill passes State Senate
• County bill passes State Senate
• Many graduates unprepared for college course-work
• Many graduates unprepared for college course-work
• Jackson schools mostly strong in Math on EOCT
• Jackson schools mostly strong in Math on EOCT
• Area leaders discuss potential regional T-SPLOST projects
• Area leaders discuss potential regional T-SPLOST projects
• Madison County will remain whole in Senate and in two House districts
• Madison County will remain whole in Senate and in two House districts
• JCCHS 20, Johnson 12: Harper breaks loose in Panther win
• JCCHS 20, Johnson 12: Harper breaks loose in Panther win
• East Jackson 28, White Co. 27: Eagles shine in Smith's debut
• East Jackson 28, White Co. 27: Eagles shine in Smith's debut
• EJCHS shines in Smith's debut, wins 28-27
• EJCHS shines in Smith's debut, wins 28-27
• In Photos: Jefferson beats Commerce
• In Photos: Jefferson beats Commerce
• High five: Jefferson beats CHS 41-14 for fifth straight win over Tigers
• High five: Jefferson beats CHS 41-14 for fifth straight win over Tigers
• Failure to stop leads to multiple charges
• Failure to stop leads to multiple charges
• Investment group buying Rooker building
• Investment group buying Rooker building
• Jackson, Banks, Madison counties moving to Ninth District
• Jackson, Banks, Madison counties moving to Ninth District
• Commissioner calls for cuts to public safety, other services, to avoid tax hike
• Commissioner calls for cuts to public safety, other services, to avoid tax hike
• Director: Plenty of prospects still remain for Jackson County
• Director: Plenty of prospects still remain for Jackson County
• Collision Course
• Collision Course
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs seek all-important victory
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs seek all-important victory
• Friday Night Countdown is over
• Friday Night Countdown is over
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats venture to Habersham Central
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats venture to Habersham Central
• ‘Randy’ Drake (8-24-11)
• ‘Randy’ Drake (8-24-11)
• Road fix to help with traffic at West Jackson schools
• Yearwood calls Mon. meeting of BOC; no tax rate yet set
• Yearwood calls Mon. meeting of BOC; no tax rate yet set
• Yearwood calls BOC meeting after backpedaling on tax hike and telling official to advertise rate with vote
• Burglary reported at Jefferson ball fields
• No plans to raise taxes in proposed FY 2012 budget
• APD cleared in misuse of radar
• Auburn to adopt FY2012 budget Sept. 1
• Texas governor wins straw poll at GOP BBQ
• Barrow schools need to focus on weak Math instruction
• Fear of energy scam goes a little too far
• Two men charged after air unit incident
• Madison Co. BOC to meet Aug. 29
• Chamber effort to promote shopping in county
• Chamber effort to promote shopping in county
• Recent BCSO arrests Aug. 15-21
• Recent BCSO arrests Aug. 15-21
• Man gives himself five finger discount at Statham Piggly Wiggly
• Man gives himself five finger discount at Statham Piggly Wiggly
• County’s unemployment rate declines for July
• County’s unemployment rate declines for July
• Miles Patrick Road condition puzzles motorists
• Miles Patrick Road condition puzzles motorists
• SOFTBALL: Lady Wildcats see one slip away
• SOFTBALL: Lady Wildcats see one slip away
• SOFTBALL: Defense keys Lady Bulldoggs to success
• SOFTBALL: Defense keys Lady Bulldoggs to success
• BRIDGES: Months of waiting finally brings new season
• BRIDGES: Months of waiting finally brings new season
• Local graduates unprepared for college course-work?
• Local graduates unprepared for college course-work?
• BOC approves Sunday alcohol vote
• BOC approves Sunday alcohol vote
• OPINION: Don’t expand the SEC
• OPINION: Don’t expand the SEC
• Madison Co. could see large boost of money for local roads T-SPLOST
• Madison Co. could see large boost of money for local roads T-SPLOST
• Downtown pep rally is Thursday night
• Downtown pep rally is Thursday night
• Qualifying for city elections begins Monday
• Qualifying for city elections begins Monday
• Woman arrested for threatening to blow up bank
• Woman arrested for threatening to blow up bank
• Blechinger announces re-eleciton intentions
• Blechinger announces re-eleciton intentions
• CROSS COUNTRY: WBHS begins season Saturday
• CROSS COUNTRY: WBHS begins season Saturday
• Wildcat 5K set Aug. 27
• Wildcat 5K set Aug. 27
• ROLLASON: What sport is top dog in America?
• ROLLASON: What sport is top dog in America?
• Jackson Co. hoping for four quarters of football this time vs. Johnson
• Jackson Co. hoping for four quarters of football this time vs. Johnson
• Dragons strive to make it five over rival CHS
• Dragons strive to make it five over rival CHS
• East Jackson still sorting out lineup
• East Jackson still sorting out lineup
• Braselton gets grant for sewer line to new hospital
• Braselton gets grant for sewer line to new hospital
• Woman suspicious of big check from Canada
• Woman suspicious of big check from Canada
• Callie Mae Hanley (8-24-11)
• Callie Mae Hanley (8-24-11)
• Jack Crosby Jr. (8-23-11)
• Jack Crosby Jr. (8-23-11)
• Softball: Satterfield, Whitmire shine in tourney
• Softball: Satterfield, Whitmire shine in tourney
• Softball: JHS rebounds, routs Elbert
• Softball: JHS rebounds, routs Elbert
• Volleyball: JHS beats N. Hall, stays unbeaten
• Volleyball: JHS beats N. Hall, stays unbeaten
• Volleyball: EJCHS scores huge road win
• Volleyball: EJCHS scores huge road win
• Billy Griffin Sr. (8-24-11)
• Billy Griffin Sr. (8-24-11)
• Jackson County to get new Congressional representative
• Jackson County to get new Congressional representative
• Recent Barrow County Superior Court sentences handed
• Recent Barrow County Superior Court sentences handed
• Leopards look for strong start Friday
• Leopards look for strong start Friday
• Qualifying begins Monday for town elections
• Qualifying begins Monday for town elections
• Local man treated for accidental gunshot wound
• Local man treated for accidental gunshot wound
• Jefferson calls for vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Jefferson officer wrecks patrol car
• Charles Bishop (8-18-11)
• Charles Bishop (8-18-11)
• Back to School for Jefferson - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Amanda Sue Howard (8-22-11)
• ‘Chuck’ Greenway (8-22-11)
• Mary Carlile (8-3-11)
• Barrow moving to new Congressional District
• Barrow moving to new Congressional District
• Jackson County to get new Congressional representative
• For Winder Mayor: Maynard to challenge Thompson
• For Winder Mayor: Maynard to challenge Thompson
• Barrow ACT results improve, still below state average
• Barrow ACT results improve, still below state average
• Pilot Club to host ‘Child Safety Day’
• Pilot Club to host ‘Child Safety Day’
• Free flu vaccines to be given to students
• Free flu vaccines to be given to students
• Storms affect some Barrow County schools
• Georgia House passes Barrow legislation
• Claudine Williams (8-20-11)
• David Bray (8-21-11)
• Madison Co. BOC to meet Aug. 25
• ‘Keith’ Engle (8-19-11)
• Martha Jean Tittle (8-19-11)
• Gerald Homan (8-10-11)
• Claude West (8-19-11)
• ‘Miss Doris’ Gasaway (8-18-11)
• ‘Miss Doris’ Gasaway (8-18-11)
• Woman charged with burglary
• Woman charged with burglary
• Neese-Commerce water line project almost complete
• Neese-Commerce water line project almost complete
• Hero’s Ball to honor public safety, military personnel
• Hero’s Ball to honor public safety, military personnel
• Work continues for benefit wine tasting, auction
• Work continues for benefit wine tasting, auction
• Raiders down Buford, take 4 of 5 in Leadoff Classic
• Raiders down Buford, take 4 of 5 in Leadoff Classic
• Madison Co. Bicentennial Festival set for Sept. 24
• Madison Co. Bicentennial Festival set for Sept. 24
• VOLLEYBALL: Lady Bulldoggs begin new season
• VOLLEYBALL: Lady Bulldoggs begin new season
• Area woman killed in driveway car accident
• Area woman killed in driveway car accident
• Man injured by falling tree
• Man injured by falling tree
• JCWSA employees get one-time pay bonus
• JCWSA employees get one-time pay bonus
• Football: Panthers rally to win scrimmage, 28-13
• Football: Panthers rally to win scrimmage, 28-13
• Football photos! JCCHS scrimmage vs. Athens Christian
• Football photos! JCCHS scrimmage vs. Athens Christian
• OPINION: My new favorite sports documentary
• OPINION: My new favorite sports documentary
• 17th bad check ends forgery spree
• 17th bad check ends forgery spree
• Plans afoot to link city and county water systems
• Plans afoot to link city and county water systems
• Library expasion project being advertised
• Library expasion project being advertised
• Another bypass in Jackson County proposed
• Customer confuses employee to get cash
• Customer confuses employee to get cash
• Another bypass in Jackson County proposed
• Maysville man arrested for indecent exposure in Winder
• Maysville man arrested for indecent exposure in Winder
• Sidney Chambers (8-18-11)
• Gladys Gentry (8-17-11)
• Recent BCSO arrests
• ‘Wheeze’ Farmer (8-18-11)
• Dr. John Thomas Crenshaw (8-18-11)
• Dr. John Thomas Crenshaw (8-18-11)
• Individuals often trump ideas in political arena
• Individuals often trump ideas in political arena
• T-SPLOST projects for Barrow listed
• T-SPLOST projects for Barrow listed
• Southern-style specialties part of Vineyard Fest
• Southern-style specialties part of Vineyard Fest
• Positioning new JHS gym proving difficult
• Positioning new JHS gym proving difficult
• Elections ahead for eight towns
• Elections ahead for eight towns
• Shelter director resigns
• Shelter director resigns
• Ila man charged with battery
• Ila man charged with battery
• New redistricting maps show changes
• School enrollment figures now accurate
• Dr. John T. Crenshaw passes away Thurs.
• BCHS students do well in EOCT testing
• Last pre-season tuneup set for Aug. 18
• Football: Panther preseason prep continues with ACS scrimmage
• Man killed in tree accident
• Merritt Hill (8-16-11)
• Math still a struggle for MCHS students
• Foreclosures up in Madison County in Sept.
• Danielsville hires new police chief
• Facebook comments not harassment
• Watson Hall (8-16-11)
• David Alvin Hughes Sr. (8-14-11)
• Raymond Tufts (8-15-11)
• Singley to run for city council
• Singley to run for city council
• New redistricting maps show changes for Jackson County
• New redistricting maps show changes for Jackson County
• Manager gov’t bill in the hopper; Voters will likely get to decide future of Barrow government in Nov.
• Thirty-three sentenced in Superior Court hearings in Jackson County
• Comer council discusses water treatment pond
• Bulls, Perry tell plans to run for Ward 4 council seat
• Alleged shoplifter blames police, store for her woes
• Alleged shoplifter blames police, store for her woes
• Changes in store for House, Senate districts
• Changes in store for House, Senate districts
• Bulls, Perry tell plans to run for Ward 4 council seat
• Jackson schools mostly strong in Math on EOCT
• Jackson schools mostly strong in Math on EOCT
• Barrow high school students continue Math struggles
• Barrow high school students continue Math struggles
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats host scrimmage Thursday
• FOOTBALL: Wildcats host scrimmage Thursday
• BRIDGES: Scrimmage win important in long run
• BRIDGES: Scrimmage win important in long run
• Commerce Opens With Strong Tourney
• Commerce Opens With Strong Tourney
• Apalachee's McGee stepping down
• Apalachee's McGee stepping down
• Trees coming down around old courthouse
• Trees coming down around old courthouse
• Barrow house fire under investigation
• Barrow house fire under investigation
• Cross Country: Sitton gets started with EJCHS program
• Cross Country: Sitton gets started with EJCHS program
• Softball: Panthers beat Dragons, 8-7, in drama-filled opener
• Softball: Panthers beat Dragons, 8-7, in drama-filled opener
• Home invasion reported on Swamp Guinea Road
• Home invasion reported on Swamp Guinea Road
• Barrow to have three reps under new plan
• Barrow to have three reps under new plan
• Seven men indicted for child exploitation charges
• Seven men indicted for child exploitation charges
• Auburn budget public hearing this Thursday
• Auburn budget public hearing this Thursday
• Richard Haynes (8-16-11)
• Richard Haynes (8-16-11)
• Softball photos: Jackson Co. vs. Jefferson
• Softball photos: Jackson Co. vs. Jefferson
• James Mark Strickland (8-15-11)
• James Mark Strickland (8-15-11)
• Lady Leopards eye new softball season
• Lady Leopards eye new softball season
• BOC allocates $175,000 for economic development
• BOC allocates $175,000 for economic development
• Colbert council discusses Rising Sun Youth Club
• OPINION: Youth sports provide outlets for kids
• OPINION: Youth sports provide outlets for kids
• Teen charged with rape, child molestation
• Teen charged with rape, child molestation
• Two AT&T cell towers approved
• Two AT&T cell towers approved
• Tim Bray (8-15-11)
• Cecil Black (8-13-11)
• ‘Junior’ Smith (8-14-11)
• Mary Baynes (8-14-11)
• Lady Leopards eye new softball season
• Kitty Payne (8-12-11)
• Annie Laura Elrod (8-13-11)
• Frances Martin (8-12-11)
• Dallas Norman Fields (8-12-11)
• Lois Stewart
• Billy Joe Wooldridge (8-6-11)
• Lint in dryer vent causes weekend house fire
• FOOTBALL: WBHS wins scrimmage
• FOOTBALL: WBHS wins scrimmage
• Meeting offers clarification on agricultural burns
• Meeting offers clarification on agricultural burns
• Braselton council revises zoning code for large projects
• Braselton council revises zoning code for large projects
• Request would reduce size of houses in subdivision
• Request would reduce size of houses in subdivision
• Jackson County’s teen birth rate drops
• Jackson County’s teen birth rate drops
• Firefighters respond to several medical calls
• Firefighters respond to several medical calls
• Enrollment less than anticipated
• Enrollment less than anticipated
• Football: Jefferson dominates injury-free scrimmage
• Football: Jefferson dominates injury-free scrimmage
• Football photos! Jefferson scrimmage vs. Lumpkin Co.
• Football photos! Jefferson scrimmage vs. Lumpkin Co.
• Football: Jefferson dominates injury-free scrimmage
• Football: Jefferson dominates injury-free scrimmage
• Jefferson runners ready for Aug. 24 opener
• Jefferson runners ready for Aug. 24 opener
• Volleyball photos: Jackson Co. vs. East Jackson
• Volleyball photos: Jackson Co. vs. East Jackson
• ROLLASON: Atlanta — 'Bourn' for the playoffs?
• ROLLASON: Atlanta — 'Bourn' for the playoffs?
• Escaped inmate found near police dept.
• Escaped inmate found near police dept.
• State's redistricting map to change Barrow's representation
• AutoZone employee caught stealing
• AutoZone employee caught stealing
• Authority trying to remove iron from water
• Authority trying to remove iron from water
• Bill Anderson concert could be called off
• Bill Anderson concert could be called off
• Four-county high-speed chase ends with arrests
• Winder social security office to close at 3 p.m. daily starting Monday, Aug. 15
• Auburnfest organizers seek vendors, artists for 2011 festival
• Caryl Cronic (8-10-11)
• Caryl Cronic (8-10-11)
• Celia Parks (8-11-11)
• Celia Parks (8-11-11)
• Vinnie McDonald (8-12-11)
• Vinnie McDonald (8-12-11)
• Auburn Police arrest three last week
• Ladena Tate (8-11-11)
• Ladena Tate (8-11-11)
• Downtown Winder may get huge shot in the arm; plan under way for it to become center of county government
• Federal gov’t sets unfunded sign mandates on counties
• Federal gov’t sets unfunded sign mandates on counties
• ‘Miracle baby’s’ family looking for lost dog after I-85 wreck
• ‘Miracle baby’s’ family looking for lost dog after I-85 wreck
• Unlocked car in Hoscton leads to iPod theft
• Unlocked car in Hoscton leads to iPod theft
• OPINION: Mind boggling that NCAA loophole existed
• OPINION: Mind boggling that NCAA loophole existed
• Hull man faces drug charges after chase
• Hull man faces drug charges after chase
• Adult video store prohibited in Ila
• Adult video store prohibited in Ila
• Football: EJCHS edged 20-17 in exhibition
• Football: EJCHS edged 20-17 in exhibition
• Football photos! East Jackson scrimmage vs. Johnson
• Football photos! East Jackson scrimmage vs. Johnson
• Former fire lieutenant facing felony 'terroristic threat' charge
• Former fire lieutenant facing felony 'terroristic threat' charge
• Qualifying set for city elections
• Qualifying set for city elections
• Hoschton drug house shut down last week
• Hoschton drug house shut down last week
• School board adds back furlough days
• School board adds back furlough days
• BOC tries to hold down tax hike
• BOC tries to hold down tax hike
• Creel: 'Excited at the opportunity'
• Creel: 'Excited at the opportunity'
• Cross country: Defending champs return to the trail
• Cross country: Defending champs return to the trail
• Football: Dragons aim for stronger showing vs. Lumpkin Co.
• Football: Dragons aim for stronger showing vs. Lumpkin Co.
• Football: Smith era begins — sort of — tonight
• Football: Smith era begins — sort of — tonight
• Faster Panthers: Jackson Co. building team speed
• Faster Panthers: Jackson Co. building team speed
• School board approves more money for paving project
• School board approves more money for paving project
• Birth rate to teens is falling
• City police make 4 DUI cases
• City police make 4 DUI cases
• Paula Hardy, retired educator, mayor's wife, dies
• Paula Hardy, retired educator, mayor's wife, dies
• Birth rate to teens is falling
• Governor paves way for November referendum on changing county's form of government
• Governor paves way for November referendum on changing county's form of government
• Judge calls case against Payne ‘fairly persuasive’
• Judge calls case against Payne ‘fairly persuasive’
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs travel to South Forsyth for scrimmage
• FOOTBALL: Bulldoggs travel to South Forsyth for scrimmage
• BRIDGES: Heat makes for scary times for athletes
• BRIDGES: Heat makes for scary times for athletes
• Laverne Northcutt (8-7-11)
• School enrollment numbers not accurate
• School enrollment numbers not accurate
• IDA to offer bond financing for distribution center
• IDA to offer bond financing for distribution center
• Braselton council remembers 'first lady' of Commerce
• Braselton council remembers 'first lady' of Commerce
• Coins on display taken from library
• Coins on display taken from library
• Former county chairman returning to politics, eyeing seat on Winder City Council
• Former county chairman returning to politics, eyeing seat on Winder City Council
• Lena Rosemary Menzia (8-9-11)
• BCMS to compete in new league
• Deputy finds couple having ‘romantic interlude’ at cell tower
• Arcade to place Sunday alcohol sales on March ballot
• How will Madison Co. be affected by legislators’ upcoming state reapportionment session?
• How will Madison Co. be affected by legislators’ upcoming state reapportionment session?
• Raiders preparing for season, battling heat
• Raiders preparing for season, battling heat
• Meth, pills, marijuana seized during search
• Meth, pills, marijuana seized during search
• Man nabbed for allegedly operating chop shop on Hwy. 98
• Man nabbed for allegedly operating chop shop on Hwy. 98
• Jessie Garrett Sr. (8-8-11)
• Sean Michael Hart (8-7-11)
• Joy Patterson (8-7-11)
• Pauline Sergent (8-8-11)
• Comer man charged with public indecency
• Comer man charged with public indecency
• Carlton council gets update on bats, other issues
• Carlton council gets update on bats, other issues
• Orr back behind bars in Barrow County
• Orr back behind bars in Barrow County
• 'Bill' Cummings (8-7-11)
• 'Bill' Cummings (8-7-11)
• Jack Wells (8-5-11)
• Jack Wells (8-5-11)
• Alexia Katherine Cummings (7-27-11)
• Alexia Katherine Cummings (7-27-11)
• Barrow schools awarded select Governor’s innovations grant
• Barrow schools awarded select Governor’s innovations grant
• Albert Gardiner (8-8-11)
• Albert Gardiner (8-8-11)
• Mary Waddell (8-6-11)
• Mary Waddell (8-6-11)
• Reba Mathis (8-7-11)
• Reba Mathis (8-7-11)
• Judy A. Boyd (8-6-11)
• Judy A. Boyd (8-6-11)
• Rudeseal resigns from Baldwin council
• Rudeseal resigns from Baldwin council
• School system to add back four furlough days
• School system to add back four furlough days
• Howard Lance (8-6-11)
• Howard Lance (8-6-11)
• Little fuss made over ‘12 budget
• Little fuss made over ‘12 budget
• IDA to offer bond financing for distribution center
• IDA to offer bond financing for distribution center
• Paula Hardy (8-7-11)
• Paula Hardy (8-7-11)
• Authority determined to keep out trespassers
• Authority determined to keep out trespassers
• CRCT retests improve county schools’ results
• CRCT retests improve county schools’ results
• Banks County fire dept. to protect Maysville
• Banks County fire dept. to protect Maysville
• School system to keep all furlough days
• School system to keep all furlough days
• Meeting set Aug. 10 on regional road projects
• Meeting set Aug. 10 on regional road projects
• Small area in Braselton evacuated for gas leak
• Small area in Braselton evacuated for gas leak
• Actions filed in Madison County Superior Court
• Actions filed in Madison County Superior Court
• Hoschton budgets more money for planning consultant
• Hoschton budgets more money for planning consultant
• Reservoir not affected by drought
• Reservoir not affected by drought
• Seagraves appointed by governor to council
• Seagraves appointed by governor to council
• James Stephens (8-4-11)
• James Stephens (8-4-11)
• Trailer fire destroys home
• Trailer fire destroys home
• ROLLASON: How the AFC will shape up this fall
• ROLLASON: How the AFC will shape up this fall
• Bobbi Newell (8-4-11)
• Bobbi Newell (8-4-11)
• 'Pop' Powell (8-5-11)
• 'Pop' Powell (8-5-11)
• William Doyle Smith (8-4-11)
• William Doyle Smith (8-4-11)
• MCHS, MCMS fall short of AYP
• MCHS, MCMS fall short of AYP
• Colbert resident working on documentary about legendary music and the man who brought the tunes to rural Georgia
• Colbert resident working on documentary about legendary music and the man who brought the tunes to rural Georgia
• In spite of drought, Bear Creek Reservoir is full
• 'Positive' coliform result leads city to issue water advisory
• 'Positive' coliform result leads city to issue water advisory
• Altered crime story may bring charges
• Altered crime story may bring charges
• In spite of drought, Bear Creek Reservoir is full
• School system to add back four furlough days
• School system to add back four furlough days
• Gilma Cromer (8-4-11)
• Gilma Cromer (8-4-11)
• ‘Rusty’ Matthews (8-3-11)
• ‘Rusty’ Matthews (8-3-11)
• Newspaper office reopens after carbon monoxide leak
• Newspaper office reopens after carbon monoxide leak
• Newspaper office closed because of carbon monoxide leak
• Newspaper office closed because of carbon monoxide leak
• Part of old building demolished after debate
• Part of old building demolished after debate
• Tax abatement wasn’t a good deal for Barrow County
• Tax abatement wasn’t a good deal for Barrow County
• BOC agrees for Jefferson to handle county inspections
• CRCT retests improve area schools’ results
• CRCT retests improve area schools’ results
• BOC agrees for Jefferson to handle county inspections
• Late filing fees likely to be waived
• Late filing fees likely to be waived
• Schools prep for nearly 13,000 students
• Schools prep for nearly 13,000 students
• BOC agrees for Jefferson to handle county inspections
• BOC agrees for Jefferson to handle county inspections
• Man says deceased man’s family is harassing him
• Man says deceased man’s family is harassing him
• Republicans to meet Aug. 20
• Republicans to meet Aug. 20
• Three seriously injured in Ga. Hwy. 316 overturn Tuesday
• Three seriously injured in Ga. Hwy. 316 overturn Tuesday
• Preseason notes: Jefferson returns 'ready to hit'
• Preseason notes: Jefferson returns 'ready to hit'
• Preseason notes: Jackson Co. off to fast start in preseason
• Preseason notes: Jackson Co. off to fast start in preseason
• New! Photos of the week
• New! Photos of the week
• New! Photos of the week
• New! Photos of the week
• Volleyball: Raising the bar
• Volleyball: Raising the bar
• Softball: Dragons expect success this fall
• Softball: Dragons expect success this fall
• Softball: EJCHS ‘ready’ says coach
• Softball: EJCHS ‘ready’ says coach
• New! Photos of the week
• New! Photos of the week
• Softball: Panthers have sights set on Oct. run
• Softball: Panthers have sights set on Oct. run
• Ricky Ray Veal (8-3-11)
• Ricky Ray Veal (8-3-11)
• BOC budget vote set Tuesday; Proposed budget down $687,000
• BOC budget vote set Tuesday; Proposed budget down $687,000
• OPINION: Emmanuel gets well-needed sports facelift
• OPINION: Emmanuel gets well-needed sports facelift
• Budget endgame looming; Yearwood speaks to committee, then leaves
• Budget endgame looming; Yearwood speaks to committee, then leaves
• Zoning update committee wants more in-depth discussion
• Zoning update committee wants more in-depth discussion
• Thirty-seven sentenced in Jackson County State Court hearings
• Thirty-seven sentenced in Jackson County State Court hearings
• Winder to televise both monthly meetings
• Winder to televise both monthly meetings
• BOE approves district proposal map
• BOE approves district proposal map
• No more parties at the reservoir
• No more parties at the reservoir
• Leaders to seek grant for alert system
• Leaders to seek grant for alert system
• Hill brokers deal for free recycling program
• City police foil 'kidnapping'
• City police foil 'kidnapping'
• It's back to school for Jackson, Commerce kids
• It's back to school for Jackson, Commerce kids
• Hill brokers deal for free recycling program
• SOFTBALL: Offseason work propels Lady Doggs into 2011
• SOFTBALL: Offseason work propels Lady Doggs into 2011
• ‘Granny Evelyn’ Hanley (7-20-11)
• ‘Granny Evelyn’ Hanley (7-20-11)
• Hal Roach (8-2-11)
• Hal Roach (8-2-11)
• BRIDGES: Football makes return in Barrow
• BRIDGES: Football makes return in Barrow
• First segment of Braselton LifePath taking shape
• Todd Orr bails on appeal hearing
• Janice Wilbanks (8-2-11)
• County students return to classroom Thursday; Jefferson opens with 2,759 students
• Witnesses give too many variations of stories after fight
• Recycling program going strong in Hoschton
• Death of Lynn's first wife being probed by GBI
• Bogart man arrested on meth charges
• Actions filed in Madison County Superior Court
• Youth Club asks for community support
• Teacher releases second book on finances
• Orr faces new probe; appeal hearing set Wed.
• Classes start Thursday in Banks schools
• Stolen hot air balloon leads to several arrests
• Braselton OKs building permits
• City approves business licenses
• Larry Smith (7-30-11)
• Madison Co. receives wellness grant
• Upcoming events to benefit town’s DDA
• Second JCCHS gym project still on hold
• Local couple opened home to foster newborns in need
• Maynard resigns from two committees
• Jackson unemployment rate up
• Evelene Walters (7-30-11)
• Wanda Collins (7-30-11)
• Johnny Collins (7-30-11)
• Sular Worley (7-31-11)
• Tonya Lynn (7-29-11)
• Murder suspect has questionable past
• Man charged with murder has history of wives’ deaths
• Geneva Beatty (8-1-11)
• Mary Ruth Swain (7-30-11)
• Alton Westmoreland (7-31-11)
• ‘Joe’ Mosley (7-3-11)
• Myrtle Dunahoo (7-30-11)
• ‘Greg’ Caudell (7-30-11)
• Judy Aaron (7-25-11)
• Gene Austin Bales (7-26-11)
• Tracey Rowland (7-30-11)
• Joyce Crumley (7-30-11)
• BOC approves new district map
• Barrow schools announces open house
• D’ville man charged with obstruction, other offenses
• Braselton planners OK changes to zoning district
• New principal has long education career
• Too many absences may lead to jail time
• Saturday night crash on Ga. Hwy. 82 leaves three dead
• Industrial authority takes no action on 2012 budget
• Firefighters respond to multiple incidents
• Sheriff’s dept. to construct training facility
• ROLLASON: Breaking down the NFC races
• Man charged with hitting mother of his miscarried baby
• School starts next week for Jackson County
• Schools relieved at 'minor' dip in property tax digests
• Commissioners talk state road funding
• Winder man charged with wife's murder
• Madison Co. Little League eliminated from state tourney
• Jefferson residents warned of car break-ins
• Man says someone keeps draining his pool
• AYP standards are unfair in how they evaluate schools
• More documents filed in Payne case
• Second gym project still on hold at JCCHS
• JDA approves tax break for Chico’s
• Two arrested for burglary, theft by taking
• High school to start a little later this year
• Missing woman sought
• Missing Winder woman sought
• Jackson County School System classes start Thursday, Aug. 4
• Four schools in county fail to make AYP
• Boyfriend leaves woman, kids on I-85
• All stars fall to Warner Robins Wednesday
• BOE discusses AYP problems
• BOC tax rate proposed to climb 24%
• OPINION: This fan won’t ever forget the ‘Murph’
• High schools fall short of making AYP
• Thieves work Woodland Heights Subdivision
• 'Beach Party' Friday evening at Spencer Park
• Forty-seven charged by Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
• CROSS COUNTRY: Busy and fun summer for running Doggs
• BRIDGES: A few things that make college football great
• Two Sea Dragons take state
• Volleyball: EJCHS coach points to senior class, team chemistry
• Volleyball: JCCHS equipped with experience, young talent this fall
• Baldwin approves budget in split vote
• John Ross Davis (7-25-11)
• Roy Allen Sr. (7-25-11)
• Parents attend school meeting on federal funds
• Late ethics filings could snare local leaders
• Too many absences may lead to major consequences
• Students return to class next week Jefferson starts Monday; Jackson County schools begin Thursday
• CRCT: Comer tops in reading, ELA, social studies; Hull best in math; Ila tops in science
• Two Statham men arrested for child molestation
• BOC plans little change in district maps
• Football team competes in challenge camp
• ‘Bill’ Hooper Jr. (7-25-11)
• Thomas Ed Culpepper
• ‘Ken’ Webb (7-12-11)
• Robert L. Fields (7-25-11)
• William Roberts (7-25-11)
• Steve Beard (7-24-11)
• Dorine Greenway (7-24-11)
• Bernice Parr (7-24-11)
• Where to draw the lines? Commissioners look at redistricting options
• Changes in bus routes announced for Barrow schools
• Election district hearing set Tuesday
• Agnes Hartgrove (7-21-11)
• Era Hicks (7-24-11)
• Edward Giles (7-23-11)
• David Bennett (7-24-11)
• Senior baseball, softball all stars fall at state
• Simple assault reported following domestic dispute
• Adult videos to be sold in Ila?
• Leaders look at Tenn. town for guidance
• Sheriff’s office to get 4 cars
• Friends library group welcomes new president
• Drunk driver stops in another man’s driveway
• Board of education approves personnel changes
• Madison Co. no hits Midway in state tourney opener
• New tires may have been cause of wreck on I-85
• Sales taxes down in Jackson
• County leaders consider ‘visual info system’
• Proposed streetscape improvements pose parking problems
• ROLLASON: Team makes America proud
• Still no plans for renovated old mill
• District almost done with technology upgrades
• Royston woman arrested for homicide by vehicle
• Jackson leaders to look at Murfreesboro, TN, for guidance
• Sheriff's department announces 58 arrests
• Engineering approved for Harris Lord Cemetery water line
• Maynard resigns from DDA
• BOC postpones joint inspection idea
• Chamber collecting school supplies
• Lester Magness (7-21-11)
• Wayne Caudell (7-21-11)
• Stronger tax digest may lead to fewer school furlough days
• Woman arrested after talking to victim
• Lowering housing size would be bad economic move
• Worley to have tax hike recommendation next week
• JHS annex could be gone by Christmas to make way for new construction
• Jefferson School System proposes $18.37 million budget
• Five Barrow schools fail AYP
• Four Jackson schools fail AYP
• Winder firefighters battle two accidental Wednesday blazes
• Commissioners look at redistricting options
• Barrow County elections supervisor resigns
• Spencer Balmer (7-20-11)
• Driver refuses to stop for Braselton police
• County debt among highest in state
• Roger Martin (7-20-11)
• Dillard Dyer (7-20-11)
• Warrant issued for man who left girlfriend ‘unresponsive’
• Athens road named after Elmer ‘Buddy’ Christian
• New Panther: JCCHS welcomes new AD Jason Holcombe
• Willa Mae Rothman (7-20-11)
• Leopards compete in Pickens County passing league
• Thieves ram vehicle into Nike Outlet Store
• Armed robber paints face black
• Is downtown Winder undergoing a rebirth?
• 'Better' tax digest may lead to fewer school furlough days
• BCSO arrests
• Man on anti-flouride crusade continues fight
• BOC postpones joint inspection idea
• Another slow week for police department
• Jackson schools may reduce furlough days
• No surprise: building way off in Commerce
• BRIDGES: Some intriguing SEC non-conference matchups
• FOOTBALL: Williams commits to University of Georgia
• Jackson Co. handles Dizzy Dean demands
• Holcombe named new AD, assistant principal at JCCHS
• Tax digest drop less than initially expected
• Man charged with child molestation
• Auburn man arrested after stealing car, entering autos
• Maynard says city should ax fire marshal
• BOC ‘dismisses’ personnel officer
• Parent involvement meeting set Thurs.
• Ruby Scogin (7-18-11)
• Jefferson teacher resigns after arrest at bar
• Chamber leads school supply drive
• Tax digest drop around 3.7%
• Search for two Statham teens underway
• Statham children found in South Carolina
• Statham children found
• Lengthy D’ville meeting produces little action
• Virgil E. Youngblood (7-18-11)
• Larry Dale Wood (7-9-11)
• Jay Keith Allen (7-16-11)
• Isabell Marie McNeal (7-18-11)
• BOE to hold public hearing to review redistricting maps
• Sept. 11 event to be proposed at Auburn meeting
• Double stabbing suspect in jail
• Double stabbing suspect sought
• Local football, cheerleading organization offers connections over four decades
• Roger Carthern (7-16-11)
• Dennis Ward (7-17-11)
• John Duke (6-27-11)
• Bennie Gail Booth (7-17-11)
• 'Jack' Dempsey (7-15-11)
• Kenneth Aldridge (7-14-11)
• Ann Hollis (7-16-11)
• Charlotte Ann Dorsey (7-15-11)
• Betty Sue Benson (7-16-11)
• Comer council meets in travel museum
• Madison County 11-12 and senior baseball all stars join senior league softball squad as district champs
• Man charged with aggravated assault
• Braselton makes several appointments to town groups
• Bethlehem inches closer to intersection
• Fun & Games: New county recreation director has plenty of experience in the business
• OPINION: My top 10 of college football traditions
• Danielsville man gets two years for obstruction of officers
• Hoschton to lease portion of city hall
• Hoschton council approves new produce stand on Ga. Hwy. 53
• EPA close to resolving payouts for Sikes Oil cleanup
• Slow response almost destroys house
• Proposed district maps released
• Something 'crazy' precedes arrest
• Craver accepts business development job in Newnan
• State releases local CRCT scores
• BOC to talk redistricting
• FOOTBALL: Davis adds to AHS coaching staff
• ‘Richard’ Grafton (7-14-11)
• Rondal Peek (7-14-11)
• Sherry Turner (7-14-11)
• Ruby Barger (7-13-11)
• Braselton approves rules for golf carts on paths
• CID approves funds for LifePath design
• Braselton council to consider land sale to homeowner
• CRCT results by school are out: What do they mean?
• Auburn closer to adopting FY2012 budget
• County looks at contracting with Jefferson for building inspection services
• Sheriff’s office implements social networking policy
• School taxes down 9%; no layoffs planned — but what about next year?
• Hartwell woman killed in Lula wreck on Wednesday
• Track and field: Hamrick qualifies for nationals
• Benefit triathlon back for second year in Jefferson
• Hoschton to host Dizzy Dean World Series this week
• Saints football, cheerleading accepting registration
• Curtis Viola Standridge (7-13-11)
• CHEERLEADING: Camp equals success for AHS
• ‘Eddie’ Couch (7-20-11)
• Wilton Watkins (7-13-11)
• BOC chairman targets county attorney
• 87-year-old charged in shooting
• Police drop rape investigation
• Bank wants city to return subdivision greenspace to lots
• City finds less red ink than budgeted
• ROLLASON: Is soccer becoming a major player?
• Scarecrows to return to Hoschton fall festival
• Local schools mostly strong on CRCT
• Equipment stolen from Hoschton park
• BOE allows site for marker
• Armed robbery reported at gas station
• Christine Hood (7-12-11)
• WHA helping residents achieve home ownership
• Morris to be among highest paid food admin in the state
• Personal care homes flying under Barrow radar? County looking at rules as facilities grow
• Barrow County Superior Court sentences
• Man opposes fluoride in water
• Raiders roll through summer hoops schedule
• Leaders mulling district maps
• Wynona Appleby (7-5-11)
• Mary Joanne Sutton (7-11-11)
• James Heaton (7-11-11)
• Barrow County BOE to vote on five items tonight
• Samuel Hall (7-11-11)
• Bonnie Rich (7-11-11)
• ‘W.L.’ Sims (7-11-11)
• Degges named city administrator for Baldwin
• Ruby Nelle Rucker (7-10-11)
• Ruby Nelle Rucker (7-11-11)
• Lutrelle Escoe Phillips (7-9-11)
• Francis Vaughn (7-11-11)
• David Dixson (6-24-11)
• Mary Stewart (7-10-11)
• New animal control director faces challenges
• Lewis Wainer (7-8-11)
• Middle School Lady Leopards finish 14-1
• BOE approves personnel actions
• Lula man injured in Hall County wreck
• Genell Williams (7-10-11)
• Albert Lee Likens II
• Albert Lee Liken II
• James Funderburk (7-8-11)
• Eloise Betts (7-7-11)
• Will the “pill mill” monitoring law stop Barrow County Cocktail overdoses?
• JHS basketball coach wins lottery game
• Animal cruelty reported on Black’s Creek Church Road
• Renovation projects planned, but timeline is hazy
• Auburn to hold FY2012 budget discussion
• Several small fires found along Interstate 85
• Madison County Lady hoopsters fired up after summer season
• Little Leaguers, Senior Leaguers capture district titles
• Community & Southern Bank named Auburn's Business of the Year
• Armed robbery reported in Bethlehem
• Siren shelved in Carlton; bats back
• Pendleton named new recreation director
• Committee votes to cut sizes of new homes in Barrow County
• Technology tools on ambulances helping cardiac patients
• Business partner steals lots of money
• Sheriff's deputies arrest 39
• Blood drive Tuesday at First Baptist
• Council poised to reverse planners' ruling
• Sarah Marie Thomas (7-5-11)
• Yearwood cancels contract with Moreland Altobelli
• ROLLASON: Brian McCann — the best around?
• Winder water taps picking up
• Woman charged in construction site theft
• Moreland contract not yet cancelled
• Barrow should learn from Athens’ development problems
• Sandra Dowdy (7-6-11)
• Alex Dockery (7-1-11)
• Keith Fouche (7-5-11)
• Robert Merk (7-6-11)
• Loy Whitsel (7-6-11)
• Herman Sparks (7-6-11)
• Award offered in case of mutilated dog
• Cities recertified as cities of ethics
• Water Committee meeting at 2 p.m.
• JES, CMS lead local schools in 5th, 8th grade CRCT results
• Pendergrass to vote on Sun. alcohol sales
• YES, HMMS lead local school CRCT results
• Police investigate alleged rape at tennis courts
• Fitzpatrick assumes GMA leadership role
• Hard feelings persist on city council
• Auburn to award its “Business of the Year” on Thursday
• FOOTBALL: AHS works for return to glory
• East Jackson hoops coaches grooming young squads
• Force takes state: Jackson Co. team wins 13-year-old baseball title
• The Best of Bost
• Police: Man threatens to kill rape victim, child
• Photos: state tournament baseball all-stars
• BCHS, others experiencing ‘dead week’
• Armed robbery reported at area business
• Armed robbery on July 4 at Wal-Mart
• Love triangle ends in arrest
• Little on agenda for next week's Winder council meetings
• BOC changes now await Governor’s call
• Man charged with four counts of entering auto
• Commissioners to meet on redistricting
• Dale Little (7-4-11)
• Richard Thompson (7-3-11)
• Hazel Brady (7-4-11)
• Harvey Archer (7-1-11)
• Bennie Scott (7-3-11)
• Betty Brown (7-1-11)
• Ray Coile (7-1-11)
• Sibyl Smith (6-30-11)
• ‘Bill’ Hayes (7-1-11)
• ‘Bobby’ Coker (6-29-11)
• Bramlett questions BOC bid process
• Jefferson ends FY2010 in the black
• Fatality in Banks County wreck
• New director faces challenges at Barrow County Animal Control
• Madison Co. CRCT scores improve
• Woman threatens boyfriend in front of officers
• Boys and Girls Club stays busy for summer
• Cities passed over for sidewalks grant
• BLALOCK: Numbers in baseball
• Vehicle lands in embankment off roadway
• Jackson deputies arrest 14
• Officials have no comment on probe at EJCHS
• Nicholson sets fireworks display Saturday
• Thieves steal items from vehicles
• Drunk driver runs after wreck
• Madison Co. softball squads advance to district all star championship games
• BOE takes no action after closed meeting
• Photos: Jackson Co., Jefferson all-stars
• County ends 2010 in the black
• Dismissal of Hoschton man’s charge tossed
• Pauline Hicks (6-29-11)
• Final sale at Larry’s Furniture; Larry and Dot Jones plan retirement
• Vision of research park touted
• Barrow CRCT results: Just mediocre
• 29 sentences handed down last week
• Madison Co. man tied to Mexican drug trafficking ring
• BOE hears report on CRCT
• Madison County BOC to meet Tuesday
• Anthony Todd Cleveland (6-27-11)
• Deadline ahead for school choice request
• Transition Time: New JCCHS softball coach settling in this summer
• Website to feature local racing news
• WRESTLING: Mat Cats get early start on new season
• Jackson students excel in system CRCT results
• Fireworks to be launched in downtown
• Man, woman facing multiple drug charges
• Danielsville man charged with terroristic threats
• Barrow students still in middle tier of all school systems on CRCT
• Colbert to hold annual parade, celebration Sat.
• Police catch scrap metal thief
• Commerce students do well on CRCT
• City planners: deny rezoning for junkyard
• Madison County all stars hit the diamond
• Everett Mayfield (6-29-11)
• BRIDGES: Wagner: part coach, part salesman
• ‘Bill’ Barnette (6-27-11)
• Berthine Kitchens (6-15-11)
• Berthine Kitchens (6-15-11)
• Gerald Barnes Sr. (6-28-11)
• Body found at Little Mulberry Park has been identified
• BOE approves FY2011-12 budget
• BOC votes for new structure; board approves moving to a county manager government in historic 5-0 decision
• ‘Bill’ Barnette (6-27-11)
• Larry Winkler (6-27-11)
• Jackson students excel in system CRCT results
• Drunk driver runs after wreck
• EJCHS investigation: School officials have ‘no comment’ on state probe
• Water line installed on Neese-Commerce Rd.
• Man shot on Alberta Drive
• Hull council takes no action on deeding land to VFD
• Mamie Lou Williams (6-28-11)
• Body found in Little Mulberry Park is an adult male
• Banks students excel on CRCT
• Summer baseball continues: Leopards take loss against Clarke Central
• Morris Ayres (6-21-11)
• Clara Mae Scoggin (6-25-11)
• Lavinia Parham (6-25-11)
• OPINION: Wearing the orange and purple in a red and black town
• Convenience store clerk reports attack
• BOE to discuss school childcare programs
• Powell Douglas Conwell (6-26-11)
• Hugh Jones (6-25-11)
• Body found in Auburn park
• ‘Johnny’ Murphy (6-23-11)
• Augusta Cora Jenkins (6-24-11)
• Wanda Elaine Spence-Smith (6-24-11)
• Carl Booth (6-24-11)
• Library renovations ahead of schedule
• Firefighters union president stricken at fire scene
• Another Georgia bank fails
• County to seek grant to build Boys and Girls Club facility
• Braselton variance will allow development to move forward
• Special courts expanding to Jackson
• Fire department responds to calls
• Braselton Planning Commission to meet in July
• Consultant to look for manager candidates
• Five companies looking at county
• Barrow man caught growing 54 marijuana plants
• Council buys land for sewer project at new hospital
• BLALOCK: Good guy vs. bad guy
• Leaders meet with map maker
• Madison County BOC to meet Monday
• Sheriff's office reports 44 arrests
• BJC Authority resolves final malpractice issues
• Annexation sought for junkyard
• Local all stars to hit the diamond
• Jackson County Brevet welcomes almost 1,000 cyclists for charity event
• Men arrested for fight at restaurant
• Northeast Georgia announces new CEO
• Consultant to search for county manager candidates
• It will be Rep. England & company who decide BOC fate
• Madison St. to be repaved
• Danielsville man arrested for violating protective order and for resisting arrest
• Just like old times
• ‘Johnny’ Murphy (6-23-11)
• Royce Court (6-23-11)
• BOC shoots down gun ordinance proposal
• Wreck shuts down I85N
• Virginia Bruce (6-22-11)
• Milton man arrested in latest online sting
• Dixie Youth Minor All-Stars dominant at subdistrict
• BASEBALL: Former WBHS star settles in at college
• Free Movie in the Park ahead Saturday night
• Plans laid out for Hwy. 211, parkway projects
• Bernice Fleming (6-21-11)
• ‘Anyu’ Bottos (6-21-11)
• Cops get 15 pounds of pot during traffic stop
• Funds for facelift for downtown Winder approved
• Payne’s attorney calls school district filing “routine”
• Property values down 10%; county, school leaders calculating what impact it will have on budgets
• Fourty-four arrested by Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
• Jefferson leaders name priorities: Parks, recreation, libraries, public safety top list
• Former Danielsville employees don’t show for ‘name clearing’
• 3 generations of one family charged with theft
• BOC backs down on firearms ordinance
• City Lights Festival Is Saturday
• BRIDGES: Coaching characters add to excitement
• Man tells police he was held at gunpoint; is warned of false claims
• GPA attorney says email to council on budget is an open record
• Leopards playing ‘entire season’ in June
• Teacher accuses EJCHS of FTE problems
• Train collides with Volvo at Beulah Street intersection in Winder
• Three people taken to hospital after train hits car
• Gun ordinance shot down
• Chloe Huff (6-20-11)
• ‘Bill’ Mattison (6-20-11)
• Peyton McCormick (6-3-11)
• ‘JB’ Parker II (6-17-11)
• Jack Jordan (6-20-11)
• Ina Delores Shelley (6-20-11)
• Charlie Daniel (6-19-11)
• Diana Lynn Holcombe (6-20-11)
• Ida Pruitt (6-19-11)
• Dorothy Tatum (6-18-11)
• Jackson sales taxes down
• Egbert Estes (6-14-11)
• ‘Shorty’ Allen
• Adopt-A-Stream volunteers to monitor river
• Braselton Planning Commission to meet June 27
• Rotary constructs ramp for family after accident
• Numerous cars entered on Mason Mill Road
• State report: Madison Co. pipelines don’t pose health risk
• School lunch prices for students to rise next year
• New voting maps on tap for BOE
• Board approves new calendar with 10 furlough days
• Wrecks, medical calls reported
• Almost 10,000 without power as storm passes through county
• D.A. Smith named to state bar board
• West Jackson water project cost double than expected
• Town to revise sewer process for new projects
• Janie Potts (6-15-11)
• Norma Patricia Ross (6-16-11)
• ‘Rusty’ Gaddis (6-17-11)
• Local nonprofits lose tax-exempt status from IRS
• Sheriff's deputies arrest 59
• BOE prepares for SACS visit
• Jackson schools to add 2 more furlough days
• Hotel/motel tax revenue expected to increase
• Sunday alcohol sales to be on ballot in Auburn
• Driver, bike rider get into nasty fight
• Alpharetta man arrested in online sting
• Private school to build facility in Braselton?
• Auburn to hold Independence Day celebration
• Barrow’s future rests in the hands of 4 people
• Wednesday night storms cause lightening fires
• Wednesday night storms cause fires
• Madison Co. redistricting expected in Aug.
• Braselton News wins awards in state press contest
• Suspects steal 92 cartons of cigarettes
• Braselton to host large bike ride on Saturday
• Storm damage, power outages reported across county
• Second escaped inmate back in custody
• BASEBALL: Diamond Doggs venture to Mississippi
• BLALOCK: My sports bucket list
• Second escaped inmate back in custody
• Gary Glenn injued in Athens
• BCSO makes 51 arrests
• Auburn's Parks and Leisure Commission approves FY2012 budgets
• Motives of accusers questioned
• Danielsville man charged with cruelty to animals
• 'Shoplifter' arrested for meth possession
• Harris Lord Cemetery Road residents await word on water line
• City's reapportionment on hold
• Mary Grizzle (6-14-11)
• Two downtown road projects proposed
• Walter George Thomason (6-13-11)
• Baby survives after being ejected from vehicle
• Baldwin budget finance director seeks secrecy in budget process; tax hike possible
• Yearwood storms out of meeting; blasts efforts to change chairman’s job duties; blames Republicans
• New high school renovations underway
• Emma Joann Whisnant (6-13-11)
• Barrow’s success have special courts expanding to Jackson
• County schools to have 10 furlough days
• Harry Brown (6-10-11)
• Auburn City Council to discuss Sunday package sales Thursday
• Former youth minister pleads guilty to rape
• Many local non-profits lose tax-exempt status
• Pat Scogin (6-8-11)
• Joyce Cheatham (6-13-11)
• Mary Joyce Roberts (6-12-11)
• D’ville hires consultant, police officer
• Morris moved to BOE admin as nutrition director; McGlennen named KBMS principal
• Little Jimmy Walker (5-14-11)
• Journal named among state’s top newspapers
• One of two jail escapees remains on the loose
• One of two jail escapees remain on the loose
• Martha “Sue” Bailey (6-8-11)
• Clarice Duncan (6-9-11)
• Marthie Bell Pressley (6-10-11)
• Bertha Crowell (6-9-11)
• Runette Thomason (6-12-11)
• ‘Charlie’ Whitmire (6-11-11)
• Neal Callaway Jr. (6-10-11)
• Athens man charged with battery at Creekwood Drive home
• Zoning appeals board to meet
• Auburn market to open Wednesday
• Colbert-D’ville Road set for repairs in July
• Braselton CID eyeing local law for carts on LifePath
• BOC split on appeals process for department heads
• Truck driver extinguishes fire at fuel pump in Braselton
• Hoschton gives OK for Sunday alcohol vote
• ‘Hero’s Ball’ to honor public safety workers in West Jackson
• Abandoned fishing boat found in West Jackson roadway
• New Winder group taking shape
• JCCHS bests EJCHS on grad test
• OPINION: Moon, an ‘All American Kid’ on and off the field
• Sheriff's deputies arrest 56
• Operating for 12 years, Maysville business can't get a license
• County moving to ban shooting of guns in 'residential' areas
• Madison County native kills estranged wife, commits suicide
• Confederate Monument falls in Jefferson
• Ruth P. Bingham (6-10-11)
• ‘Rebecca’ Ellen McDonald (6-9-11)
• State NAACP leader calls for U.S. Justice Department investigation of Barrow County inmate abuse
• Braselton to clear funds for new officer
• Commissioners to consider ordinance regulating firing of guns
• Citizens committee votes to strip BOC chairman's power, fundamentally change county's form of government
• BOC split on appeals process
• In school performance, we get what we ask for
• AHS, WBHS improve, but still low on grad test
• Nine sentenced in Superior Court last week
• Senior housing coming to Winder
• Barrow airport on list of possible new sites
• Hull man charged after allegedly striking daughters
• Escoe, Hart remembered
• First murder in 12 years shatters quiet Jefferson neighborhood
• BOC member asks about employee pay increases; others say ‘now is not the time’
• BCSO arrests another online sex predator
• Jimmy Allison (6-8-11)
• Maysville business owner asked to take down sign
• JCCHS bests EJCHS on grad test
• Auburn in the black so far this year
• Barrow sex offender list
• Winder Oks new ward map
• Suit alleges BCSO officers beat suspect
• Barrow BOE approves tentative budget
• Proposed 911 Winder-County merger looks dead
• Brevet back in town
• Expert instruction: Coach brings NFL experience to Jackson County’s staff
• Expert instruction
• Baseball: Holton signs with Middle Ga. College
• 4 charged with breaking into vehicle
• Nicholson adopts animal control ordinance
• Plant's delay may crimp city's budget
• OPINION: Perpall will be missed at rec dept.
• Frank Edwards honored at Red Cross Heroes Breakfast
• Citizens frustrated about federal budget
• Granite Hotel to be razed
• Committee to tackle review of city’s zoning code
• BASEBALL: Rangers select Pentecost in seventh round
• BRIDGES: Building a successful football program
• Shot multiple times by cops, cow refuses to die
• Dead woman found in parked car
• Lucy Benton (6-7-11)
• Booze by the bottle on Sundays?
• Jefferson lists arrests
• Winder looking for help with June 2 highway robbery
• Edweaner Cheeley (6-6-11)
• Carlotta Shields (6-6-11)
• BOC to consider ordinance regulating firing of guns
• Prescription drug abuse ‘prevalent’ in Barrow
• Lady Leopards prepare for July schedule
• Maysville business owner asked to remove sign
• Two charged in Statham stakeout
• State NAACP president to speak June 9 about alleged prisoner abuse in Barrow County
• Alleged killer commits suicide in Athens
• Anne Morrow (5-24-11)
• Cecil William Mathis (6-3-11)
• ‘Sam’ Hart (6-4-11)
• Robert Kellum (5-26-11)
• David Wilson (6-5-11)
• Hull man charged with aggravated battery
• Carlotta Shields Appling was shooting victim
• Dorothy Watters (6-5-11)
• Ruby Howington (6-1-11)
• Clifford Hill (6-3-11)
• Scott Jon Sweeney (6-5-11)
• Viola Boss (6/3/11)
• Oliver Brantley Carter (5-31-11)
• Evan Escoe (6-3-11)
• Elmer J. McCannon (6-4-11)
• BREAKING NEWS: Apparent murder in Jefferson Monday morning; suspect being sought
• BREAKING NEWS: Apparent murder in Jefferson Monday morning
• Suspect's car found in Athens; Monday murder still under investigation
• BREAKING NEWS: Apparent murder in Jefferson Monday morning; suspect being sought (see video here)
• 80 students signed up for the new high school
• Charter review process about done
• DFCS, animal shelter seek help in 2012
• Three MCHS players named to all region baseball team
• MCHS in middle of pack on grad tests
• Winder Police searching for armed robbery suspect
• Industrial Development Authority turns attention to retail business
• Two Madison County children killed in Athens wreck
• Hull child killed in Athens accident; Comer 10-year-old boy seriously injured
• Property owner violations continue
• Calls include smoke sightings and field on fire
• BLALOCK: What was he thinking?
• Man buys one drink, steals four
• IDA turns attention to retail
• Industry still serious about LP building
• Train slams 18-wheeler in downtown Statham
• AHS basketball camp photos
• Bill Gilstrap (6-1-11)
• La Trelle Lanier Ethridge (6-1-11)
• Rep. Broun to hold town hall meeting in Hoschton
• Traffic stop turns into arrest
• Auburn needs to cut spending on city police department
• Relay for Life set Fri. at Gresham Motorsports
• BCSS ends FY2010 in the black
• Winder PD arrests 14 last week
• Auburn ends FY2010 in the red
• Couple faces drug, obstruction charges
• Food bank director offers report at Chamber coffee
• Madison County soccer players receive post-season accolades
• Sharpen your pencils — pop quiz could net town $10,000
• Camp Oo-U-La returns to Barrow County
• Auburn city council to vote on redevelopment plan tonight
• New Hoschton committee to look at city's zoning code
• FOOTBALL: Preparation in fast gear for Wildcats
• Ruby Howington (6-1-11)
• Veggies from children's garden in Braselton to be on sale
• Winder chief rips county 911 center; Mattison says too much delay in dispatching emergencies
• Violations continue to plague reservoir
• Barrow man collecting supplies for Joplin, MO
• No tax hike in BOE budget; but system plans to spend nearly half of its reserves to fund expenses
• Barrow grad test results weak
• Is Winder playing politics with redistricting?
• Tail light infraction leads to drug charges
• Newspaper office relocates to Jefferson
• State audit faults Commerce School System spending
• BASKETBALL: Lady Doggs have new coach
• Braselton roommate allegedly takes car, electronics
• Brenda Jean White (5-21-11)
• Meetings cover DDA budget, road construction
• Roland Hill (5-31-11)
• Roland Hill
• Jefferson tops local schools in directors’ cup standings
• Making waves
• Baseball: JCCHS wins 3 of 4 in summer tourney
• Weighing his options
• New basketball coach begins summer practice
• Alto Spring Fling planned Saturday
• Free art classes to begin at the Winder library
• Auburn DDA receives FY2011-12 approved budget
• Twenty-five people sentenced in State Court
• Commerce students fall short on grad test
• Statham man arrested for raping child
• Dog days of summer don't halt law enforcement training
• Ginn’s bill vetoed by Gov. Deal
• Leaders talk election planning
• Hull woman faces family violence charges
• County can't redirect SPLOST funds now
• Gov. vetoes Sen. Ginn’s legislation
• Amanda Kathy Howell (5-23-11)
• Annex to be rennovated
• Hailey Rochelle Gill (5-28-11)
• Vonder L. Smith (5-28-11)
• Earl Reid Hudspeth (5-27-11)
• Nancy Sue Brown (5-27-11)
• Barrow schools hold first charter training session
• Four MCMS football players earn spots on elite state roster
• MCHS graduates say goodbye
• Memorial Day Service planned in Winder on Monday
• BLALOCK: Tribute to ‘The Killer’
• Orr pleads nolo to misdemeanor charges
• Jackson deputies arrest 50
• Jackson still attracting industrial prospects
• Nicholson mayor pushing for animal control ordinance
• Storms hit trees, power lines Thurs. night
• Downed trees cause outages across W. Jackson
• Health dept. could see 4% drop in funding
• Winder business caught selling fake items
• Storm leads to downed trees, power outages
• Andrew Stephens (5-20-11)
• Ruth Gordon (5-26-11)
• Samuel L. Oliver (5-25-11)
• Firefighter fired for abuse charges
• Auburn parks and leisure approves recommendation for sports equipment
• Jefferson approves new voting districts in split vote
• Tax hike is confusing; no GOP presidential candidate yet
• Perpall to retire as rec director
• Storms cause damage in Jackson
• Family narrowly escapes house fire
• RACING: WB Speedway hosts Memorial weekend event
• Dewey Paul Hill (5-25-11)
• BCSO arrest 2 more online predators
• Spring football is over … the sweating is not
• Four charged at Loop Road home
• Julia Isaac (4-30-11)
• James Hicks (5-24-11)
• Man flees police on foot, gets arrested for DUI
• Apartment complex coming to Hwy. 316
• Auburn redevelopment plan public hearing set Thurs.
• Morris headed to food services? BOE takes no action on proposal to move KBMS principal
• No magic yet for county's FY2012 budget
• Successful search for missing Alzheimer's patient
• Hill to DDA: I'm running for mayor
• Final phase of CHS demolition about to start
• TRACK: Cope adds to state medal collection
• Car vandalized at Braselton business
• Event turns spotlight on neighborhood safety
• Weekend offers fun and reflection
• Jackson County Sheriff’s Office reports fifty arrests
• Lerlie Segars Carruth (5-24-11)
• ‘Cecil’ Wilbanks (5-25-11)
• BRIDGES: Athletes never stop working to win
• Barrow County High School Summer Programs announced
• Auburn DDA to meet Wednesday
• BOE approves sale of bonds
• Jackson Co. Rec gearing up for ‘Dizzying’ summer
• EJCHS lands highly-decorated running coach
• WWI mortar shell destroyed
• Statham man indicted on child molestation
• Man charged with luring middle schoolers through Facebook
• Winder to hold second budget meeting Thurs.; open house for redistricting also slated
• Winder to hold second budget meeting Thurs.
• DOT plans open house on Hwy. 191 detour
• WWI mortar shell sparks evacuation; disposed of during the night
• Mortar shell sparks evacuation
• King named BCHS athletic director
• Katie Sue Chambers (5-22-11)
• Charter review group to meet Thurs.; deadline for recommendations looms
• Elsie Ann Rosser (5-22-11)
• Kory Thomas Potts (5-22-11)
• Chamber and CVB merge
• Hull holds off on deeding of land
• Matt Sell (5-23-11)
• Thomas Ferguson (5-22-11)
• James Black (5-23-11)
• Tammy Barker (5-20-11)
• Terry Helms (5-21-11)
• Auburn parks and leisure meets Tues. night
• ‘Lew’ Holliman (5-20-11)
• Auburn council looks at approving Taser purchase
• Last in/first out concept not used with teacher lottery
• Potts arrangements announced
• Man killed in Auburn wreck
• Plan to add 6-A classification could help MCHS
• Neese area water line work under way
• Athens man arrested after fight on Sandy Springs Road
• BOC to consider historic courthouse repairs Tues.
• Seymour named new Colbert principal
• Victoria Parr (5-21-11)
• Julius Roscoe Moon (5-19-11)
• Donnie Steve Shumake (5-19-11)
• ‘Skeen’ Patrick (5-20-11)
• Jerry Anglin (5-19-11)
• Richard Griffeth (5-20-11)
• Auburn residents cautious about redevelopment plan
• ‘Lew’ Holliman (5-20-11)
• BOC opens 2012 budget talks
• W. Jackson water line to be replaced
• BLALOCK: Open for debate
• Winder man killed in wreck
• Deputy resigns over Facebook posting
• County taxes could jump 48%
• Charter group debates chairman’s role
• Free summer lunches offered for students
• Seven arrested on drug-related charges
• Regulators take over First Georgia Bank
• Regulators take over First Georgia Bank
• Local man arrested as 'sexual predator'
• Governor signs Benton's antifreeze bill
• Harris Lord Cemetery Road residents seek county water
• MCHS Class of 2011 to graduate Friday
• MCHS teacher found dead Friday
• TRACK: Cope earns two state medals
• Richard Byrd (5-15-11)
• More seats coming to Memorial Stadium?
• Graduations coming up this weekend
• Bicentennial essay, art contest winners recognized
• Track: McDonald fourth at state
• Track: Watkins finishes fourth at state
• WBHS spring football photos
• Mary Beth Brock (5-17-11)
• Bobby Worley (5-18-11)
• Beckwith named JES principal
• Forty-three grand jury indictments last week in Jackson County
• Three fired, two resign in county seat
• Commerce News office to relocate to Jefferson
• Threats issued over use of swimming pool
• Graduations this week at EJCHS, CHS
• TRACK: Ernest jumps to seventh at state
• BASEBALL: Diamond Doggs fall to Pope
• BRIDGES: NFL not the only option this fall
• Homeowner found not paying for water
• Beach Bash set for Saturday
• DDA approves several ideas for promotion
• BCHS graduation set for Friday
• Davis pleads guilty to bank robberies
• County budget edges into the red
• Jefferson exceeds area, state on graduation tests
• Norman Peck (5-14-11)
• Weyman Griffin (5-15-11)
• Dorothy Harper (5-9-11)
• BLALOCK: Baseball's Hall of Shame list
• Richard Harker (5-13-11)
• Lizzie Caudell
• Samuel Coile (5-14-11)
• House causes power outage
• Annie Barbee (5-11-11)
• Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• Baseball: Four local players make all 8-AA South first team
• Baseball: Four local players make all 8-AA South first team
• Sarah Watkins (5-11-11)
• JCCHS volleyball player Reinhardt-bound
• Winder and BOE doing budgets the right way
• Dollar General coming to Arcade
• County tax hike more likely; idea to move sales tax dollars for debt looks like a no-go
• New cinema to create 80 jobs now, more will come later
• Twenty-four arrested in Winder last week
• Man fears for life after receiving ‘look’ from woman
• City of Comer to regulate traffic in ‘Chicken Alley’
• Track: Fulks becomes East Jackson’s first state champ
• WBHS baseball state playoffs vs. Chamblee
• John Pendergrass (5-10-11)
• Emily Harris (5-9-11)
• Robert Fadely (5-11-11)
• D. Dukes flies to 2nd at state
• Braselton approves new voting districts
• BRIDGES: State track allows locals to shine
• Sunday alcohol sales to be on Braselton ballot
• TRACK: Six Lady Bulldoggs set for state
• TRACK: Simonton breaks personal record at state
• 3 South Carolina men charged with trafficking cocaine on I-85
• Local seniors get ready for graduation
• More layoffs planned for county school system
• BCES overtime costs soar
• Comer plans referendum on Sunday sales
• Football: With participation numbers up, Jackson Co. welcomes spring game
• High-flying freshman
• Duluth shadows Auburn for Clean Up Day event
• Winder businessman, Moose Lodge, plead guilty to illegal gambling
• Barrow Crime Task Force arrests 29 suspected drug dealers; 11 others being sought
• Town police department arrests listed
• Only 35 students signed up for new school so far
• Jefferson councilman doesn't like new district
• Two county meetings set for Tues. night
• Maysville council redraws wards
• Colbert contributes to Ga. tornado victims
• Madison Co. 8th, 11th graders below state average on writing tests; 5th graders show significant improvement
• Missing money leads to fight at Hwy. 98 residence
• Chico's announces data center
• Sarah Haggard Sartain (5-7-11)
• Evelyn Dillard (5-6-11)
• Allene Pendleton (5-6-11)
• Peggy Fleeman (5-4-11)
• Lady Eagles’ Season Ends
• Big Blue back in pads for spring practice
• Jerry ‘Bo’ Bolton Tullis, Jr. (4-28-11)
• BASEBALL: State playoffs arrive for WBHS
• Seventy-one charged by Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
• Chamber now taking Leadership Jackson 2012 nominations
• BOC owns charter outcome; it might come to regret it
• 'Give Burns the Boot' drive set for May 6, 20 and 29
• Schools host Community Day
• Yargo won’t be regional reservoir
• Charter review committee to meet Tuesday for public hearing
• County digest takes a dive
• New! Photos of the week
• New! Photos of the week
• One Lady Tiger State Bound
• Eagles Punish Panthers
• Daglis to kick collegiately
• Skelton signs college scholarship with Emmanuel
• Man arrested after fleeing deputies
• Dean Reed (5-5-11)
• Red Raiders vs Marist in R1 playoffs Fri
• Spring football practice ‘invaluable,’ McFerrin says
• Football: Eager Panthers hit spring football practice field
• Track: Fontana rules region in high jump
• WBHS baseball vs. Loganville
• Girls’ track season ends at region
• Leopards go 3-for-4 to improve to 11-12
• Rev. Jamie Doster (5-4-11)
• Changes for BCRD youth football posted
• ‘World’s Largest Dessert Party’ planned May 12
• Suspected hand grenade found in Bethlehem
• Winder not looking at rate hikes
• Mary Katherine Daniels (5-3-11)
• Royce Adkins (5-3-11)
• Officers assist Barrow deputies in chase
• Walkers gear up for 1st Relay for Life
• Sunday alcohol sales plan moves forward in Hoschton
• Town police arrests reported
• Tax digest could shrink 10%; schools bracing for big hit
• Ethics group: Watkins should repay funds
• Eddie Haggard (5-3-11)
• Bethlehem man charged with four burglaries
• Auburn to swear in new parks and leisure director
• Winder to extend natural gas lines
• Latest data: Schools facing $7.5 million shortfall in FY2012 budget
• Teachers to have 6 furlough days next year
• Library expansion under way
• Winder City Council preview of meetings
• Winder kicks off FY2012 budget process
• Annual rabies clinics set this week
• Teachers to protest 10-day furlough idea
• Some power outages reported; Jackson EMC crews assist other counties
• Madison County receives one storm-related call
• Lady Eagles Open State Play Thursday
• BASEBALL: WBHS, Loganville to battle for first
• Copper tubing theft reported at church
• Nicholson Daisy Festival coming up this weekend
• Rape Crisis Center to hold annual benefit ride
• APD officer had troubled past
• Man gets upset over tint charge
• Auburn ‘going to dogs’ Sat.
• Daisy Festival set Friday, Saturday, Sunday
• CHS project winding down
• BASEBALL: Wildcats face Salem to close out season
• BRIDGES: Battle for first should be memorable
• Baseball: Falling short at Fannin
• Track: JHS freshman vaulter headed to state meet
• Jackson Co. taps former Jefferson player for head coaching job
• Baseball: Eagles deny Panther sweep
• Track: Scott, Shaw lead Panthers to ninth-place finish at region
• Golf: Jefferson girls aim for top-five finish
• Social media, grassroots to define 2012 election
• No decision yet on whether teen will be tried as adult
• Planning group OKs Christian school permit
• Auburn takes no action in Tuesday session
• Tennis: Stout Lovett squad too much for Dragons
• Tennis: State’s no. 1 team ousts Jefferson ladies
• Winder man gets life without parole for 2010 murder
• Some Winder utility customers to get refunds
• Jefferson council condemns property for reservoir project
• Family Connection will be in county for another year
• Fire damages Nicholson residence
• ‘Billy’ Hendricks Jr. (4-25-11)
• Technology, grassroots efforts to define 2012 election
• KBMS continues academic struggle
• Winder-Barrow 911 merger could happen by June
• Abused, neglected dog has new life
• SOCCER: Lady Doggs fall at state
• Technology, grassroots efforts to define 2012 election
• Family violence, drugs dominate court sentences
• AHS student looks to chart course for Gay-Straight Alliance chapter
• MC hosts Prince Ave. in regular season closer Sat.
• Diamond Leopards to end season with added games
• SOCCER: Lady Doggs to host playoff match
• Aletha LaCount (4-21-22)
• New! Photos of the week
• New! Photos of the week
• JMS to charge tuition for out of district students
• Dublin firm checks out Granite Hotel site
• Turmoil in Auburn has deep roots; why are Barrow schools so unpopular?
• Eight charged with fighting, battery
• Egg hunt planned in Jefferson
• Barrow trying to lure data center
• Barrow gears up for new high school; deadline to apply May 6
• Couple arrested after man flags down officer
• Danielsville gives up funds from water/sewer loan
• Baseball: Consolation games await Jackson County
• Track Eagles Best Banks County
• Tigers Top Prince Avenue
• Golf: JCCHS caps banner year with fourth-place finish
• GOLF: Lady Wildcats miss state tourney
• Gov’t complex closed Friday
• Golf: JHS boys finish strong at region
• Kenneth Henthorn
• Netters face Westminster at state
• Netters head to state: Boys win region
• Smoke in B hall causes JCCHS evacuation Thursday morning
• Computerized gambling establishment shut down at Banks Crossing
• BRIDGES: Smith provides steady hand for Bulldoggs
• BASEBALL: Bulldoggs defeat Wildcats
• ‘Denny’ Bloom
• Decision to try 15-year-old as adult may come Friday
• JES to get new floors
• Auburn to focus on development Thurs. night
• Winder planning board takes no action on fowl ordinance
• Braselton self-taxing district one step closer to LifePath
• Arcade hearing cancelled due to no quorum
• 10 charged with shoplifting
• Crow calls for investigation into forced resignation of department head
• Crow calls for investigation into forced resignation of department head
• Lots of Easter events coming this weekend
• Board approves purchase of land for new middle school; proposed middle school will replace Winder-Barrow MS
• Board approves purchase of land for new middle school; proposed middle school will replace Winder-Barrow MS
• Oney headed to Birmingham Southern
• Track: JHS girls win Jefferson Relays
• Yearwood proposes 2-mill tax hike for debt; another 2 mills may be needed for county operations
• Rogers Nicholson (4-19-11)
• Lavern Smith (4-19-11)
• JCSO reports West Jackson incidents
• Hamilton buys failed bank, repays TARP funds
• Decision to try 15-year-old as adult may come Friday
• Portion of Pendergrass flea market opens
• Ila council implements agenda requirement
• Fatality on Hwy. 8
• Car fire damages home
• Top administrators at JCCHS leaving
• Pauline Turner (4-13-11)
• ‘Tommy’ Wills (4-11-11)
• Odell Wade (4-14-11)
• Teens charged in burglary
• BOC, BOE face difficult budget choices in coming months
• Housing prices way down in Jackson
• Industrial authority receives $2 million loan/grant
• ‘Marty’ Murphy (4-12-11)
• ‘Buck’ Clark (4-13-11)
• Gilbert Witsell (4-8-11)
• Eleanor Ann Morgan (4-12-11)
• Revis Frank Johnson (4-12-11)
• Cutting bus service, adding furlough days discussed by BOE
• BCSO arrest wanted man with stolen car
• Houdini trick amuses man
• Jefferson homeowner questions tree ordinance
• Carlton winning the battle with the bats
• Joe Strickland Jr. (4-11-11)
• Lamar Beatty (4-12-11)
• BOE likely to OK 66 contracts
• Motion to recuse judge in arson case denied
• Auburn settles storm water fees for residents
• Jefferson man charged after being found on railroad tracks
• Arcade agrees to unknown legal settlement
• Man arrested for allegedly harassing women
• Teen to be tried as an adult in murder case
• Teen to be tried as an adult in murder case
• Charles Henry Rucker Sr. (4-8-11)
• Teen to be tried as an adult in murder case
• Robert Scarboro (4-11-11)
• Ronald Edwards (4-6-11)
• County to cover immunizations for public safety workers
• APD turmoil stems from allegations of sex, sleeping on duty
• APD turmoil stems from allegations of sex, sleeping while on duty
• BOC approves ‘Child Abuse Prevention Month’
• ‘Millie’ Christian (4-10-11)
• ‘Millie’ Christian (4-10-11)
• Ted Thrasher (4-8-11)
• Ted Thrasher (4-8-11)
• Ted Thrasher
• Tyler Moon (4-8-11)
• Tyler Moon (4-8-11)
• Tyler Moon
• Myron Cash (4-2-11)
• Myron Cash
• Myron Cash (4-2-11)
• Auburn waits to make move on chickens
• Auburn police chief, second in command out
• Man sentenced to three years in jail for child molestation
• BASEBALL: WBHS falls to Loganville
• Estimates offered on Sam Bruce Road repair
• Home severely damaged by Sun. fire
• Teen killed in lawnmower accident
• Braselton-Hoschton Relay for Life organizers finalizing event details
• Fur Ball gala lets animal lovers dress up for a favorite cause
• CERT taking applications for new classes to start April 21
• Robbery, assault may have been hate crime
• Robbery, assault may have been hate crime
• Tigers Host Riverside Monday
• Rain Washes Out Eagle Golfers
• Eagle Netters Best Rabun
• Hoschton to hold health fair
• Jackson unemployment falls slightly
• Foreclosure victims report missing items
• Benton's antifreeze bill goes to governor
• Reapportionment of city wards begins
• Winder Police investigate gunshots, three in custody
• Winder Police investigate drive by shooting; three arrested in incident
• Council approves roof repair work at city hall
• ‘Chuck’ Finch (4-07-11)
• Jackson BOE changes location of meetings
• BC netters secure playoff berth; region tourney ahead
• Teen charged in mom's murder in Braselton
• Teen charged in mom's murder in Braselton
• Pethel pushes for Sam Bruce Rd. repair
• Raiders to play Winder-Barrow
• Commerce Falls To Jefferson
• Commerce Falls To Jefferson
• Eagles Win County Meet
• Jefferson house burns
• Dog, cat bites lead to medical treatment
• Infected by linguistic lunacy
• BOE hears plea for greater diversity
• Barrow to open new non-traditional high school
• Man stabbed in head with knife
• Man arrested for DUI after BMW stuck on train tracks
• Athens Speedway Reunion On Tap
• Eagles Pound Patriots, Host Titans Friday
• Athens Speedway Reunion On Tap
• Eagles Pound Patriots, Host Titans Friday
• Track Tigers Take Fourth
• Possible murder in Braselton
• Possible murder being probed in Braselton
• Netters improve to 13-3 before region
• Netters improve to 13-3 before region
• Thurs. crash snarls Hwy. 316
• Possible murder being probed in Braselton
• House fire displaces family Wednesday night
• Possible murder in Braselton
• New! Photos of the week
• New! Photos of the week
• Possible murder being probed in Braselton
• Possible murder in Braselton
• Woman killed in Braselton; two arrested
• Cross country: Aikens fulfills longtime goal
• Football: Moates picks LaGrange
• Patricia Burns (4-05-11)
• Leopards capitalize on errors, defeat East Hall 11-1
• Red Radiers 1-3 in recent games
• 'Lu' Peterman (4-06-11)
• ‘Boss’ Davidson (4-5-11)
• test future entry
• Major road changes part of T-SPLOST proposals
• County advertising for manager’s job
• Pendergrass whistleblowers lose lawsuit
• BLOTTER: Cops see variety of issues last week
• New facility on Hawthorne property largest cost of loan
• Winder hears report on increased police actions
• BOC to move soon on appointing study group
• School system faces major fiscal issues for FY2012
• 10-3 Tigers Host Lions Thursday
• Ward Grabs First Win At Atlanta Dragway
• test entry
• Long-time barbecue restaurant suffers storm damage, to re-open Thursday
• Ethics panel to hear Nicholson complaint
• 'Overlay' zoning district being devised for Commerce
• TRACK: AHS athletes shine this season
• Downed trees, power outages reported
• Friend takes drunk woman’s car for a ride
• Panthers answer with outburst
• Panthers answer with outburst
• Baseball: Dragons miss chance vs. Elbert County but goal still intact
• Baseball: Dragons miss chance vs. Elbert County but goal still intact
• Soccer: JCCHS boys become 8-AA playoff eligible
• Soccer: JCCHS boys become 8-AA playoff eligible
• Mae Bell Wilkes (4-5-11)
• Track Tigers Take Third
• CERT taking applications for new classes to start April 21
• BRIDGES: Loss of WBHS Rotary Relays tough to accept
• Gregory Logue (4-5-11)
• Girls' soccer: Phillips’ four goals spark JCCHS
• Girls' soccer: Phillips’ four goals spark JCCHS
• BASEBALL: Diamond Doggs defeat county, region rival
• Winder fire chief retiring
• Spring sports round-up
• Spring sports round-up
• Suspicious house fire in Nicholson
• CRCT schedule moved back due to weather
• Prosecutor wants Haggard's bail revoked
• Jim Fuller resigns as fire chief
• BOC to approve contract for West Jackson Park project
• 22 sentenced by Superior Court
• Auburn to hear comments on chicken ordinance
• Barrow schools going back to ‘old’ math
• Ginn talks legislation as his first session draws to close
• Storm sweeps through Madison County
• Michael Foran (4-4-11)
• Accused Athens cop killer in Barrow jail
• Storms down trees in Jackson
• Jodi Van Lewallen (4-3-11)
• Damaging winds pull roof off county admin building
• Auburn takes no action in closed session
• Barrow unemployment rate falls
• Hull contemplates agreement with county
• BOE hires attorney and takes other personnel action
• Damien Lee Haley (3-31-11)
• Stephen Weese (3-30-11)
• ‘Pete’ Kyte Jr. (4-2-11)
• Gregory Howard Beck
• Couple arrested following domestic dispute
• Charlie West (4-2-11)
• County population up 9%
• Portion of Pendergrass Flea Market destroyed by fire
• Chamber gears up for virtual derby fundraiser
• BC set to play over spring break
• Bear Creek provides 3 billion gallons of water
• Pile of grass clippings leads to multiple fires
• Company gets nod for scrap metal recycling facility
• Ethics complaint filed against Nicholson councilman
• Police investigating officer's decision not to make DUI case
• Star of award-winning film answers questions from WJMS students
• BLALOCK: Why the SEC is the best conference
• Soccer Eagles Down Panthers
• Golf Tigers Host Jefferson
• Eagle Netters Fall To Jackson Co.
• Legal battle stalls town’s reuse water plans
• Truck driver hits barrier at Hoschton gas station
• PHOTOS: AHS track
• Marijuana plant found in Statham raid, 5 arrests made
• Official reports on potential new companies for county
• Barrow submits T-SPLOST list
• Diamond Raiders drop two on the road
• Lady Leopards defeat Rabun Co.
• Eagles Win 1st, 2nd At Home
• Police stop possible scrap metal thieves
• WPD statistics show motorists are following too closely
• Is Winder going to fix its ‘broken windows?’
• WPD charge 5 with DUI
• Piggly Wiggly to open today
• Couple faces charges after domestic dispute
• Action Inc. takes major hit
• Tigers Host Riverside
• Eagles Host Elbert County
• PHOTOS: WBHS track
• John Schrader Sr. (3-20-11)
• New state law to affect property assessments, appeals process
• Raider netters to face Barrow squads
• Jones named as coach
• Blanche Beach (3-30-11)
• ‘Doodle’ Moore (3-30-11)
• Emma Sue Kellum (3-30-11)
• BOE talks about personnel for two-plus hours
• Arcade again being investigated as speed trap
• Court results include drug, domestic dispute charges
• BOC facing $1 million deficit
• WPD to host 2nd town hall meeting
• BOE approves funds for construction projects, bus maintenance and band uniforms
• Auburn looking to buy, renovate Hawthorne House
• Golf Eagles Top Banks Co.
• Earth Day shaping up as big day downtown
• Commerce police assist in manhunt for cop killer
• BJC becomes Northridge Medical Center
• Braselton CID agrees to get $450,000 loan
• Revamped state tax plan remains viable
• Barn in Braselton completely destroyed by fire
• Spring sports round-up
• Spring sports round-up
• Tennis: JHS netters face layoff before region
• Mafan makes a difference
• Winder Dixie Youth to host opening day
• Baseball: Dragons fall to fifth place in Region 8-AA South
• Baseball: Panthers win epic 13-inn. standoff
• BASEBALL: Diamond Cats experience success
• BRIDGES: Memories of diamond days still strong
• BASEBALL: Diamond Doggs continue winning ways
• Ethics complaint filed in Nicholson
• Legislators pull charter bill; BOC now in charge of process
• Jefferson looks to expand field house, other athletic facilities
• Jefferson meets behind doors to discuss property acquisition
• Drinking and running
• Barrow to soon learn fate on charter school effort
• Winder tour reveals areas in need of improvement
• IDA plans Neese water lines
• County United Way campaign exceeds goal
• Thomas Morris (3-29-11)
• Gene Oakes (3-28-11)
• Charles Clifford Ward (3-29-11)
• Tommy Collins Sr. (3-28-11)
• Ledford named development authority chairman
• Robert Coler (3-25-11)
• Vickey Ann Fincannon (3-27-11)
• Two homes hit by lightening
• Two homes hit by lightning
• Madison County woman reports threatening e-mail
• Cleo Alexander
• Legislative delegation gets study bill through House
• Gordon Greenwood (3-26-10)
• Inez Parr (3-27-11)
• Ruth Harris (3-24-11)
• ‘Pappy’ Collins (3-26-11)
• Jimmy Wheeler (3-26-11)
• Freddie Barrett (3-26-11)
• 'Pillars of the community’ honored
• Auburn to discuss buying Hawthorne House Tuesday night
• BJC to celebrate 50-year anniversary, reveal new name
• Talk rolls on for proposed T-SPLOST projects
• BOC to begin budget process Monday
• Bond talks history at bicentennial storytime
• D’ville considers money management options
• School system looks at new energy savings program
• County sells bonds to refinance debt
• Junior Master Gardener Program starts working with kids in Braselton
• Architect of library offers insight into design
• Firefighters respond to small blazes in the area
• Lady netters set for Dawson, Tues.
• BLALOCK: Top 10 most disliked in sports
• Is Braselton a ‘town’ or ‘city?’
• No changes set for district’s math curriculum
• 36 charged by sheriff's office
• Tax overhaul bill stalls in House
• Name change, celebration at hospital Wednesday
• Tiger Tennis Rained Out
• Track Eagles Take First, Second
• Golf Tigers Win Third Straight
• School board looks at budget-cutting moves
• County finally has stormwater ordinance
• Soccer squads prepare for tough sub-region slate
• Soccer boys defeat Jefferson; girls beat Rabun
• Eagle Netters At Rabun Co. Thurs.
• Trees to be removed from historic courthouse
• PHOTOS: AHS golf
• Industrial authority to discuss wastewater plan Wed. morning
• Braselton council proposes adding more cops
• City looks to streamline some zoning request procedures
• Stranger pulls gun on man during dispute
• Man’s dogs attacked while he walks them
• Mitsubishi to close Braselton facility
• County manager government no panacea
• BOC to start budget process Monday
• Man gets into trouble for hiding wife
• County unemployment rate jumps 1.5%
• Houseguest threatens to kill sister, others
• Grad rates expected to drop due to new calculation method
• Man arrested for allegedly molesting 4-year-old
• East Jackson At Jefferson Fri.
• Raider track team takes third at Hart
• SOCCER: Lady Doggs defeat Rockdale
• Eagle Golfers Host Commerce, Jefferson
• Justice To Throw Out First Pitch
• BC 5-1 overall after going 14-1 over E. Hall
• MC improves to 8-2 with three wins
• Sandra Gail Tanksley (3-21-11)
• Michael Pitts (3-23-11)
• Billy Gaddis Sr. (3-23-11)
• Woman injured when limb falls from tree
• Downtown road to be closed at intersection
• New! Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• Tigers Trounce Towns Co.
• Tax overhaul plan will have to wait
• Winder nixes chickens; will seek bids Granite Hotel demolition
• Bond Refinancing To Save Jackson $13.6 Million
• No changes planned for county district’s high school math curriculum
• BCSO charges 9 with family violence
• Blalock Bags Pro Win At Atlanta Dragway
• Track Tigers Take Two Thirds
• Governor picks Alexander for new State Court judge
• Funeral arrangements set for Buddy Christian
• State to punish areas that don't pass sales tax
• Bethlehem man killed in wreck
• SOCCER: Wildcats now on track in region play
• BASEBALL: Subregion schedule arrives
• BRIDGES: March Madness already delivers the goods
• Track: County championships ahead
• Baseball: Young Dragons topple first-place Titans
• Baseball: Jackson County's up-and-down season continues
• Mitsubishi to close Braselton facility
• Unstable woman lashes out at deputies
• Census: Jackson County grows by 45.4 percent
• Spring sports round-up
• Permit for special events facility in Braselton clears first hurdle
• Murdered officer’s wife a Barrow native
• BOC pushes back against Rep. England
• Spring sports round-up
• Slain Athens officer was Madison Co. resident
• DDA issues June 1 deadline for Granite Hotel
• Woman stalked at Jefferson store; police arrest suspect
• County BOE looks at cuts to admin supplements
• Trees to be removed from historic courthouse
• Drugs, noise topics at WPD meeting
• Barrow still on the lookout for Athens shooting suspect
• Georgia Club guard shacked firebombed
• Georgia Club guard shack firebombed
• Benefit car show coming to Winder airport
• Fire destroys vacant mobile home
• Margaret Aker (3-22-01)
• Law officers on lookout for shooting suspect; officials release identity of slain officer
• Law officers on lookout for shooting suspect
• BREAKING NEWS: Barrow on the lookout for Athens shooting suspect
• BREAKING NEWS: Jackson has lookout for suspect in Athens cop shootings
• Local cops still on lookout for Athens shooting suspect
• Banks receives ‘Camera Ready Community’ designation
• Sara Frances Jackson (3-20-11)
• Sylvia Juanita Gale (3-17-11)
• BOC to hold storm water hearing Tuesday night
• Bill moving in General Assembly on county government committee
• Leaders discuss sewer expansion possibilities
• Leaders talk T-SPLOST
• Man gets 20 years for child rape
• Vacant house burns Sunday night
• Lois Aiken (3-21-11)
• ‘Tootsie’ Miller (3-20-11)
• Frankie Ariail (2-17-11)
• Winder to hold hearing on city chicken issue
• Rob Alexander named State Court Judge
• Auburn approves Transportation Investment Act list
• Hilda Johnson (3-18-11)
• Brenda Gail Meadows (3-19-11)
• Summie Rankin (3-17-11)
• Community housing group to tour Winder
• Commerce doctor settles suits
• BLALOCK: Plenty of choices to tune in
• High school students continue to struggle on math exams
• Six students charged in EJCHS fight
• Fires dominate EMS calls
• Jackson deputies arrest 43
• BJC seeks okay for mental unit
• Benton introduces bills for bipartisan election of magistrate, probate judges
• Soccer teams take three tough losses
• Census: Jackson grows 45%
• Commerce netters best Falcons
• East Jackson At Oglethorpe Wed.
• J.G. Wheeler Jr. (3-16-11)
• Census: Barrow grows 50%
• Rep. Woodall votes against the grain on NPR funding
• Neighbors try to find source of gunshots
• Authority extends Hoschton contract
• Some schools holding off on taking Pre-K applications
• Winder-Barrow baseball pictures
• Are Americans prepared to make sacrifices?
• Some schools still holding off on taking pre-k applications
• Benton submits local legislation for election changes
• Local students still struggle with new high school math
• 3 charged with family violence
• Former chairman Nocera wants neighbor’s facility torn down
• Yearwood: 'Job isn't done yet'
• Councilman gets insurance lesson
• BOC talks T-SPLOST
• Comer council responds to vandalism at Arnold Park
• Athens man charged with theft, battery
• Track Eagles Host Jackson Co. Tues.
• Eagle Netters Host Winder
• Lady Eagles Go Undefeated In Region
• Tigers Host Indians Friday
• Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• Netters 8-1 on season
• Douglas Cotter (3-17-11)
• Raiders add win over Wolverines, fall to Duluth before region start
• Mack Hall (3-16-11)
• Duffell Raymond (3-16-11)
• Track Tigers At EJCHS Thursday
• Mary Hudson (3-16-11)
• Lourdes Desrosiers (3-9-11)
• Ricky Wayne Goodman (3-16-11)
• Auburn P&Z recommends no chickens; city council to vote Thurs. night
• MCHS boys soccer add two big wins
• Lady Leopards defeat Jefferson 94-99
• BC improves to 3-0 with 4-3 win over Rabun
• Town seeks state grant for major store project
• TENNIS: Net Doggs fall against Madison County
• Legislative delegation taking action, but Worley doesn’t want BOC bypassed
• Jefferson seeks grant for MLK Jr. Drive improvement project
• Jefferson seeks grant for MLK Jr. Drive improvement project
• Jefferson seeks grant for MLK Jr. Drive improvement project
• Twenty-two sentenced in State Court proceedings
• Twenty-two sentenced in State Court proceedings
• Twenty-two sentenced in State Court proceedings
• WBHS juniors get weeklong remediation
• County BOE gets first look at proposed budget
• County BOE gets first look at proposed budget
• County BOE gets first look at proposed budget
• 10 charged for drugs; 6 include meth arrests
• Winder PD to hold town hall meeting Thurs. night
• Mold removal said to cost $450,000 or less
• Commerce To Face Banks Co. Thursday
• Opinion: Big day ahead for BJC
• Baseball: JHS rebounds with rivalry win
• Baseball: Panthers move on after loss
• Girls' soccer: Lady Panthers shut out another foe
• Boys' soccer: Jackson Co. winning streak hits four games
• BASEBALL: Spratlin leads BCA to win
• SOFTBALL: Former Lady Bulldogg making history in college
• WEIGHT LIFTING: AHS goes for another state crown
• BRIDGES: March Madness an annual treat for fans
• Boys' soccer: Jefferson pulls out OT win
• Girls' soccer: JHS shells Elbert Co. 9-0
• Education sales tax passes 1,305-569
• Downtown Braselton businesses open amid construction
• Winder seeks return of ambulance
• Fine Finish to move
• Education sales tax passes
• ELOST passes 585-198
• Voters renew sales tax for education
• Charles Hardy (3-14-11)
• Edna Babb (3-14-11)
• William T. Hargrove (3-11-11)
• Colbert council discusses developing website
• Three stabbed at card game gone wrong
• Betty Bullock (3-10-11)
• Mary Carol Allen (3-11-11)
• Mollie Mathis (3-14-11)
• Ruth Scroggs (3-11-11)
• Joyce Gosnell (3-12-11)
• John Jaskolski (3-11-11)
• ohn Jaskolski (3-11-11)
• Frances Legg (3-12-11)
• Wayne Brown (3-10-11)
• Billy Tucker (3-12-11)
• Buford Smith (3-10-11)
• Charles Major Martin (3-11-11)
• Marshall Wilson (3-12-11)
• Winder planning board to meet Tues. night
• BLOG: Trees and the political atmosphere...
• Library expansion groundbreaking ahead
• Vote coming up Tuesday on education sales tax
• Education sales tax vote ahead Tuesday
• Legislation on tax codes set for vote
• BLALOCK: Willie, Mickey and the Duke
• Braselton CID looks at financing options for proposed budget
• Airport authority wants to convince public of new terminal need
• Black talks about new role as state ag commissioner
• T-SPLOST could bring more road paving to the county
• $100 million ELOST referendum is Tuesday
• The Tuesday choice: sales tax or bond tax
• Humane society leaders seek land for animal shelter
• Netters down Rockdale
• Sara Wages (3-10-11)
• Samuel Ward (3-7-11)
• Lady Tigers Top Social Circle
• BC baseball begins region play Thurs.
• Hoschton council honors civic club with award
• BUFFINGTON: Time to bust public sector unions
• Women arrested after fight over spanking
• Three local store owners plead guilty on video gambling charge
• Woman dies from wreck injuries
• PHOTOS: Winder-Barrow baseball vs. Buford
• Tigers Prepare For Redskins
• 2-2 Eagles Face Pats
• SOCCER: Lady Cats await tough challenge
• SOCCER: Lady Cats await tough challenge
• Jackson County to seek changes for probate, magistrate races
• Jackson County to seek changes for probate, magistrate races
• Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• Photos of the week
• Rifle Raiders blast away Lakeside, 1132-1009
• Rifle Raiders blast away Lakeside, 1132-1009
• Grace Prather (3-9-11)
• Grace Prather (3-9-11)
• Netters set for start of region play
• Netters set for start of region play
• Red Raiders look for clear skies
• Red Raiders look for clear skies
• Dorothy Moon (3-8-11)
• Dorothy Moon (3-8-11)
• Virginia Kell (3-7-11)
• Virginia Kell (3-7-11)
• Track Leopards pushing ahead
• Track Leopards pushing ahead
• Granite Hotel on life-support; end may be near
• Commerce Hosts Woody Gap Thurs.
• Commerce Hosts Woody Gap Thurs.
• Girls' soccer: JCCHS girls blank Jefferson
• Girls' soccer: JCCHS girls blank Jefferson
• East Jackson Hosts Walnut Grove Wed.
• East Jackson Hosts Walnut Grove Wed.
• Boys' soccer: Jackson Co. hangs on for win over JHS
• Boys' soccer: Jackson Co. hangs on for win over JHS
• BOC approves ‘Brain Awareness Month’ proclamation
• BOC approves ‘Brain Awareness Month’ proclamation
• E-SPLOST vote set for Tuesday
• E-SPLOST vote set for Tuesday
• Baseball: Dragons on the rebound following close loss Tues.
• Baseball: Dragons on the rebound following close loss Tues.
• East Jackson Hosts Dragons Wednesday
• East Jackson Hosts Dragons Wednesday
• Baseball: 1-5 Panthers still waiting on offense to arrive
• Baseball: 1-5 Panthers still waiting on offense to arrive
• Spring sports round-up
• Spring sports round-up
• Spring sports round-up
• Spring sports round-up
• Hoschton amends budget for path, repaving projects
• Hoschton amends budget for path, repaving projects
• Governor’s office refuses to release judgeship top candidates
• Governor’s office refuses to release judgeship top candidates
• WEIGHT LIFTING: AHS wins another area title
• BASEBALL: Diamond Doggs face one of state's top pitchers
• BRIDGES: Possible lockout shows out of touch mentality
• Benton signs ‘birther’ legislation on Obama
• Day hired to handle economic development
• Paul Wilson (3-8-11)
• Curtis Leachman (3-5-11)
• ‘Beady or Q-Ball’ Wright (3-7-11)
• Republican party to hold mass meeting, county convention
• Winder wants to get rid of eyesore auto shops
• Pethel asks about progress on Sam Bruce Road
• Hull man stabs mother over sick dog
• Edna Myrtle David (3-7-11)
• Deadline to question property appraisals April 1
• BLOG: Hampton’s departure not unexpected…
• Braselton to meet Wednesday on grant application
• Braselton OKs two building permits
• Hoschton approves business permits
• Regional group still predicts plenty of growth for Barrow
• School district officials weigh potential pre-k changes
• BLALOCK: The top five current college coaches
• Lady Tigers Win Over Jackson Co.
• PHOTOS: Bethlehem Christian Academy Knights
• BOE to review local salary supplements
• Chamber honors local STAR students, teachers
• Netters 3-0 after adding sweeping sub-region win
• Tigers Take Second At State Duals
• Eagle Netters Top Panthers
• ‘AdDress a Need’ sale set for Friday, Saturday
• OPINION: Children will pay our nation’s debts
• Baseball: JCCHS grabs first win
• Golf: JCCHS boys break school record
• Rebecca Ann Bedgood (3-2-11)
• ‘Mike’ Jones (3-1-11)
• Ginn co-signs development secrecy bill
• Dorsey officially named WPD chief
• Red Raiders’ early streak halted by Hebron
• Photos of the week
• 3-0 start for Lady Leopards
• Spring sports round-up
• Jefferson streak survives in Toombs
• Tennis: JHS boys move to 2-0
• Spring sports round-up
• UGA photos vs. LSU
• Golf: JCCHS boys open with near-record performance
• Baseball: JHS splits only two non-region games
• Photos of the week
• Winder council meetings to be broadcast
• Eagle Win Season Opener
• Chamber recognizes top students, teachers
• Opinion: Long past time for recycling in Commerce
• BCHS takes on Rabun Co. Wed.
• ‘Bill’ Venable (3-2-11)
• BASEBALL: Diamond Doggs 2-2 after road swing
• BASEBALL: AHS coach sees positives, room for improvement
• BRIDGES: NASCAR Super Bowl win enjoyed by Shipplett
• Nomie Lee Carter (3-2-11)
• Marsha Reeves (3-1-11)
• Hubert Fowler (3-2-11)
• Mary Olivia Strickland Hope (3-1-11)
• Betty Vick (3-1-11)
• Cooking oil theft suspects facing 102 warrants
• Group forming to resurrect Main Street program in Winder
• Zara Nell Shope (3-2-11)
• Legislators considering changes to HOPE bill
• McCall talks issues with GOP
• Publisher's Blog
• Benton's antifreeze bill passes House
• OPINION: Life (and love) downtown
• Former Braselton cop drops firing appeal
• Benton’s anti-freeze bill moves through legislature
• Chamber board in favor of ELOST
• OPINION: Math 123: Failed policy masquerading as progress
• Winder to expand curbside recycling
• Cynthia Ann Swain (2-20-11)
• Eva Jo Sailers (2-22-11)
• Bernice Edwards (2-22-11)
• Betty White (2-21-11)
• Lottie Bell Richardson (2-21-11)
• Amelia Kinney (2-19-11)
• OPINION: A tribute to a happy spirit on the radio
• Census figures expected in March
• Fred Phelps (2-20-11)
• Fred Phelps (2-20-11)
• Fred Phelps (2-20-11)
• Willis Leach (2-19-11)
• Willis Leach (2-19-11)
• Willis Leach (2-19-11)
• Samuel Billy Parson (2-20-11)
• Samuel Billy Parson (2-20-11)
• Samuel Billy Parson (2-20-11)
• Taylor Temple (2-16-11)
• Taylor Temple (2-16-11)
• Taylor Temple (2-16-11)
• Gail Sehr (2-19-11)
• Gail Sehr (2-19-11)
• Gail Sehr (2-19-11)
• Eulene Quattlebaum (2-17-11)
• Eulene Quattlebaum (2-17-11)
• Eulene Quattlebaum (2-17-11)
• Walter Garrabrant (2-17-11)
• Walter Garrabrant (2-17-11)
• Walter Garrabrant (2-17-11)
• Sara Alice Whitsel (2-19-11)
• Sara Alice Whitsel (2-19-11)
• Sara Alice Whitsel (2-19-11)
• ‘J.R.’ Nichols (2-18-11)
• ‘J.R.’ Nichols (2-18-11)
• ‘J.R.’ Nichols (2-18-11)
• Viola Reeves (2-18-11)
• Viola Reeves (2-18-11)
• Viola Reeves (2-18-11)
• Viola Reeves (2-18-11)
• Town rejects proposal for county to handle elections
• Accused molester gets life in prison after trial
• MCHS sends four mat Raiders to state
• Evelyn Pearson
• Army uniform business opens distribution center in Pendergrass
• Dwight Nelms Sr.
• Litke, Buttler cap stellar seasons
• Eyes turn to future for AHS
• OPINION: Tournament play makes for great memories
• Barrow Republicans to meet
• Grapplers send six looking for AA state titles
• OPINION: A daffodil by any other name
• Ila council considers $1,500 proposal on water operations
• SPLOST campaign lackluster but Yearwood to speak Monday
• OPINION: Greeson deal much ado about nothing
• Red Raiders repeat sub-region victors; face Salem tonight
• Red Raiders repeat sub-region victors; face Salem tonight
• Red Raiders repeat sub-region victors; face Salem tonight
• Girls' basketball: Skelton, Drew lead JCCHS past Jefferson
• Wrestling: Seven JCCHS wrestlers heading to state tourney
• Boys' basketball: JHS one win away from state
• Title this year would be extra special for JHS
• Girls' basketball: Tough offensive night ends Lady Panther season
• Banks Co. ousts Jefferson girls
• Boys' basketball: JCCHS’s bounce-back season ends with loss to Banks County
• Boys' basketball: JHS boys too much for Panthers in hoops rematch
• Tigers Vs. Wolverines Wed.
• Eagles Need 2 To Advance
• Are we loopy, or what?
• Local schools clear of CRCT tampering
• Meeting Tuesday to discuss education sales tax
• Armstrong resigns as AD/head coach
• Girls ‘blitzed’ by Clark Central, 60-28
• Braselton prepares for sales tax negotiations
• Lady Cats one win from state tournament
• Jefferson school flagged for ‘moderate concern’ on CRCT analysis
• School flagged for ‘moderate concern’ on CRCT analysis
• Top three candidates for community developer position named
• Roger Howell
• Douglas Allen
• OPINION: Ludlow signs off for last time
• OPINIONS: Getting ready to talk, listen at bicentennial event
• OPINION: Legislation would regulate inter-basin water transfers
• Presley resigns as Baldwin city administrator
• Susan Ward
• OPINION: Egypt’s (American) History Lesson
• Comer council modifies subdivision code
• OPINION: The ABCs of cheesy cinema
• Alan Sick
• Rufus Beck
• OPINION: The ‘pack rat’ starts cleaning out old memories
• ‘Buddy’ Phillips
• Bobbie Ray Carlisle
• Braselton CID starts initial work
• OPINION: On war, contracts and military spending
• OPINION: Part II: A look at our hammerhead shark project
• AUBURN: City to blast underground granite off Parks Mill Road
• Superintendents pitch case for E-SPLOST vote
• Rifle Raiders on target over Winder
• OPINION: Lawd, have mercy!
• Savage Named Coach Of The Year
• City council honors Smith for volunteer work
• County gets $400,000 for historic courthouse project
• EPA cites old county landfill for methane gas violation
• Score updates: JCCHS girls win, JHS boys win
• Score updates: JCCHS girls win, JHS boys win
• Brittany Witt: Heart of the Lady Doggs
• Hoschton budget ends year with a surplus
• Rep. Benton favors citizen vote on horse racing
• Fatality among 27 weather-related accidents
• OPINION: Federal gov’t needs zero-based budgeting
• MC boys enter final games 6-2
• BC sets sights on state tourney
• OPINION: Enjoying the simple pleasures
• OPINION: Pathetic decision by BOE and administration
• Bobby Dale Booth
• Bell's bid for DOT board fails
• Boys' basketball: Thompson’s 3-pointer at buzzer stuns EJCHS
• Jackson Co. enjoys ‘great weekend’ at area, ready for sectionals
• Boys' basketball: Jackson County prepares for surging Dragons
• Girls' basketball: JHS outlasts East Jackson
• Eagles Close Regular Season At N. Oconee
• Bill would let DOT ignore state law
• DDA wants 3-year wait on Oxford building
• Commerce among most 'green' of electric suppliers
• Don Grantham elected to state transportation board
• Job fair Feb. 10 in Winder
• Booster Club formed for recreation department
• Litke, Butler prepare for state swim meet
• Improved Wildcats battle Clarke Central
• 'Facebook teacher' gains worldwide press
• BOC renews contract with Don Clerici’s firm
• OPINION: Enjoying the simple pleasures
• County receives $400,000 for historic courthouse project
• Brian Plavcan
• Darlee Haymon
• Beatrice Morrow
• J.B. Standridge
• Maysville council, fire chief clash on fire service
• 'Patrick’ Garceau
• Joseph Hoffner
• James Childs
• Roadshow to make a stop in Braselton Feb. 7-11
• New welcome sign dedicated in city
• OPINION: Barrow BOC not getting job done
• OPINION: Weekend weather a benefit of South
• Fort Yargo to hold winter carnival
• Rifle Raiders win first match
• Called meeting Thursday in Winder
• Tigers Fight Redskins Thursday
• Lady Eagles Go 2-1
• 'Revenue neutral' tax reform bears watching
• DOT board vote is next Wednesday
• Dedication, open house at new CHS on Sunday
• OPINION: Lady Cats certainly on right track
• Lady Wildcats stun Madison County
• Boys' basketball: JHS gets by non-region foe, big games ahead
• Boys' basketball: Panthers reach 10-win mark, then fall to Elbert Co.
• Girls' basketball: JCCHS offense held in check by Elbert
• Girls' basketball: Jefferson blows out non-region foe, primed for big subregion games
• Baldwin mayor's call to fire Presley fails in 3-2 vote
• Chamber axes Taste Of Jackson for new projects
• County seeks $400,000 in back taxes
• Julia Delores Slater
• Nancy Roberts
• Come tour your new high school Sunday
• Jesup-Marshall Coile
• Creel featured in national magazine
• Homeowner finds blood after break-in
• School board approves $141,000 in requests
• OPINION: No tears for Nocera
• Couple disputes high water bill to authority
• Couple disputes high water bill to authority
• Couple disputes high water bill to authority
• Couple disputes high water bill to authority
• Winder chief retires with two day’s notice
• OPINION: Time to fix annex problems
• Marijuana, alcohol and shotguns don’t mix
• Commissioners place moratorium on roadside solicitors
• Man makes fast getaway with stolen t-bones
• New buses now rolling for school system
• OPINION: A little bio info goes a long way
• Hebron coach takes reins of EJCHS football
• Pill party turns bad for Winder woman
• The state of the union: seriously dysfunctional
• Trennan Jackson Ayers
• Marvin Justice named new Tiger head football coach
• Charges against Jefferson police officer dropped
• Process to start over for State Court judge appointment
• JCCHS boys, girls fall to Hart Co.
• Score update: JCCHS boys, girls fall to Hart Co.
• Score update: JCCHS boys, girls fall to Hart Co.
• Group names inaugural members for town’s CID
• Group names inaugural members for town’s CID
• Group names inaugural members for town’s CID
• Man assaults three women, officers
• Man assaults three women, officers
• Man assaults three women, officers
• School systems decide on snow make-up days
• School systems decide on snow make-up days
• School systems decide on snow make-up days
• Ada Henderson
• Helen Thompson
• Barrow native reported missing
• OPINION: Battling cabin fever
• Score update: JHS teams sweep North Oconee
• JHS teams sweep North Oconee
• ‘O.B.’ Stevens
• Raja Potts
• Roger Greenway
• Darlene Hemphill
• SUV gets stuck behind woman’s house
• Emergency services chief officially hired
• OPINION: Life lessons learned while living abroad
• LETTER: College football needs playoffs
• LETTER: College football needs playoffs
• LETTER: College football needs playoffs
• Naked California man arrested on Charlie Bolton Road
• Naked California man arrested on Charlie Bolton Road
• Voter registration deadline set for Feb. 14
• Voter registration deadline set for Feb. 14
• Roger Glass
• Roger Glass
• Roger Glass
• Roger Glass
• Martha Ann Mize
• Martha Ann Mize
• Martha Ann Mize
• Martha Ann Mize
• J.W. Funderburk
• J.W. Funderburk
• J.W. Funderburk
• J.W. Funderburk
• Judy Arlene Pethel
• Judy Arlene Pethel
• Judy Arlene Pethel
• Brenda Holder
• Brenda Holder
• Brenda Holder
• Janie Huff
• Janie Huff
• Janie Huff
• Helen Bond
• Helen Bond
• Helen Bond
• Helen Bond
• Walker Norris
• Walker Norris
• Walker Norris
• Walker Norris
• Vivian Brooks
• Vivian Brooks
• Vivian Brooks
• Vivian Brooks
• Dorothy Browning
• Dorothy Browning
• Dorothy Browning
• Eugenia Baker
• Eugenia Baker
• Eugenia Baker
• Nicholson woman killed in house fire
• Nicholson woman killed in house fire
• Damage reported at local cell phone tower
• More parking, batting cages OK’d for West Jackson Park
• Thief caught after taking items from car
• Winter storm carries $100,000 price tag
• OPINION: People should stand behind comments with their name
• Score update: East Jackson sweeps JCCHS
• Score update: Flowery Branch sweeps JHS
• JCCHS basketball teams swept by No. Oconee
• Woman’s storage building burglarized
• OPINION: The first victim
• OPINIONS: Life in rural Georgia runs by the calendar
• Think twice before driving with ‘Tag Applied For’ on car
• Storm response good under bad conditions
• First Georgia Bank closing Commerce office
• Bicknell pitches case for regional road sales tax
• Elizabeth Griffin
• Jackson deputies arrest 21
• Ada Henderson
• ‘Beth’ Brown
• Eagle Grapplers At Alcovy Friday
• CHS Head Coach Interviews Scheduled
• Nicholson mulls residential use of commercial buildings
• Area relay kick off event rescheduled for Jan. 25
• COLUMN: Doesn’t like unsigned comments
• EMS incidents dominate calls for firefighters
• High speed chase reported near Kennedy Sells Road
• BOE members sworn in on recognition night
• OPINION: Barrow school system shows good management
• Ladies 2-0 in sub-region campaign
• BCHS in a rough start in sub-region
• School systems announce snow make-up days
• Lady Eagles Host Hart Co. Fri.
• Tigers Have To Wait On State Duals
• Bankhead Highway closed Jan. 20 due to train/vehicle wreck
• Bankhead Highway closed Jan. 20 due to wreck
• Jefferson make-up days announced
• Win over Cedar Shoals tipped by bitter Winder-Barrow loss
• ‘Tommy’ Richards
• Snow/ice forces state duals postponement
• ‘Polly’ Buffington
• Three fires break out during winter storm
• Spring break remains intact for students
• BOE approves snow make up days
• OPINION: Trying week for all involved
• OPINION: Disappointment nothing new for this Falcon fan
• ‘Smut’ Smith
• Lady Wildcats hold on for win
• Examining area school system efficiency
• WBHS rally stuns Madison County
• Benton proposes new legislative measures
• Commerce At Athens Acad. Fri.
• Eagles Brace For Dog Fight
• City council rejects zoning change
• Losing a good friend and a great citizen
• Suspect threatens to claim officer attempted rape
• Benton pushing two bills from last year
• JCCHS-East Jackson basketball games rescheduled for Saturday
• JHS basketball games rescheduled
• Girl's basketball: JHS in the thick of subregion race
• Wrestling: Dragons still have two state titles to defend
• OPINION: The first victim
• Wrestling: Panther grapplers return
• Jefferson woman says couple tries to break into her home
• BOC chairman Bicknell pitches case for regional road sales tax
• Girls' basketball: Lady Panthers to break two-week hiatus
• Boys' basketball: Slow-starting Panthers fall to Dawson
• Teens: We’re too high to drive home
• Benton proposes new legislative measures
• Old House Workshop postponed
• JCCHS-East Jackson basketball games rescheduled for Saturday
• Tuesday night basketball scores
• Animal problems, disputes reported to sheriff’s office
• OPINION: Trying week for all involved
• Tuesday night basketball scores
• Curtis Beck
• New CHS finally open
• ‘Mott’ Hardman
• James Altmiller
• Agnes Nix
• Qualifying fees, appointment of committees on agenda for Lula council
• Baldwin approves refunds for utility service overpayments
• First Georgia Bank to close Commerce office
• ‘Becky’ Medley
• Clyde Boutwell
• Gregory Kotler
• WBHS FFA Alumni plan ‘Chili Challenge’ Jan. 27
• Angela Marie Slayton
• ‘Jamie’ Westbrooks
• Richard Chambers Sr.
• Ida Plantz
• Allene Merck
• Woodie Ruth Chambers
• Willie Mae Gillen
• Scottie Allen
• Rufus Eubanks
• Haase Arnold
• Haase Arnold
• Relay for Life sponsor announced
• OPINION: Do they really know what’s going on?
• Deputies suspect husband caused flat tire
• List of local websites provided for readers
• Electrical pole catches on fire in Braselton
• Area schools honored by state agencies
• OPINION: But did you talk to Pete?
• Emergency Services saves horse from fire
• Area schools honored by state agencies
• EMS saves horse from fire
• ‘Mickey’ Nunnally
• Cecile Stevenson
• Larry David
• ‘Lefty’ Cronic
• Business as usual at BOE meeting
• Woman attacks bartender when asked to leave
• OPINION: Snow and cold make us appreciate the sun
• Commerce Wins Area, State Duals Postponed
• Danielsville hires Perry as new city attorney
• Meetings rescheduled after winter storm
• House heavily damaged by fire on Sat.
• High school production rescheduled
• Basketball: No JHS games this weekend
• Warmer weather helping to improve road conditions
• Warmer weather helping to improve road conditions
• Auburn's, Winder's garbage pickups canceled; Statham's are not
• BCHS weekend basketball changes
• Girls improve shooting percentages
• Weather delays sub-region games
• Lady Eagles At Jefferson Friday
• Lady Tigers Host Prince Ave. Fri.
• Jackson deputies arrest 37
• COLUMN: This snow a ‘humbug’
• Annual King celebration planned Sunday
• BOE approves personnel actions
• Suspects arrested for attempted burglary
• OPINION: Explore merger issues in the open
• Augusta man charged with driving under the influence
• OPINION: Read the Constitution, don’t listen to liberal bloggers
• Eagles Face Dragons Fri.
• Tigers Host Prince Avenue Fri.
• City council to meet Monday night
• Bell to be nominated for state DOT board
• Mat Raiders take 5th at Region Duals
• County schools to be closed Friday
• Basketball: JCCHS looking at reschedule date for East Jackson game
• Basketball: No reschedule date yet for Jefferson-Elbert game
• Historic day recorded for AHS swim program
• Baldwin meeting postponed until Monday
• Doggs bury past as second half of campaign arrives
• OPINION: Trying season to pay dividends in long run
• No school again on Friday for students; staff to report at 9 a.m.
• ALERT: Black ice causing wrecks
• Store employees chase down shoplifter
• Benton: HOPE a target of changes
• ‘Carmen’ Hampton
• Connie Poole
• Geneva Young
• ‘Bob’ Smith
• ‘Ed’ Crawford
• Papers coming Friday; e-edition online now
• Boys' basketball: CHS routs slumping Jefferson
• Wrestling: JHS wins area, state on hold
• Schools closed on Friday
• Roads starting to improve in the area
• OPINION: Time to rebalance Jefferson city-school taxing equity
• When will schools make up snow days?
• Bell to be nominated for state DOT board
• Arrests made by town police depts. listed
• Girls' basketball: Solid second half keeps JHS rolling
• OPINION: Plenty happening on the political front in 2011
• Boys' basketball: JCCHS thrills at end of regulation but not overtime in Elbert Co. loss
• Girls' basketball: Miscues down the stretch hurt JCCHS vs. Elbert Co.
• Burglars grab cellphones, chargers
• Wrestling: JCCHS finishes third at area duals
• Widening income gap bodes ill for U.S.
• All state routes open, but use caution
• Mat Leopards defeat Jackson County, earn 2nd at Area
• Papers to publish a day late
• Weather delays sub-region games
• STORM UPDATE: Schools to remain closed
• Ila approves appointments for 2011
• It's not over: Three wrecks now on local roads
• County employees' paychecks delayed
• BOC to vote on new fire chief Friday
• Quincey Wood
• Sara Milton
• Baldwin council split on overriding mayor’s veto
• Sheriff's office lists 2010 activity numbers
• Plenty of adventures to be found on Norwegian cruise to Caribbean
• County government offices to open 10 a.m. Thursday; schools to be closed Thursday
• County government offices to open 10 a.m. Thursday; no decision yet on schools
• Nora Ann McCoy
• Marvin Slaton
• Mary Patton
• Rufus Eubanks
• Leon Kull
• Nancy Showalter
• Grady I. Patrick
• Elmer Fields Sr.
• Icy conditions continue on Wednesday
• OPINION: A ‘depressing’ time of year
• GDOT: 'Wait for daylight'
• AHS events postponed Tuesday
• WBHS athletic events postponed
• Atlanta's interstate highways now 'passable'
• Atlanta's interstate highways now "passable"
• Helen Lee
• ‘Jimmy’ McGinnis
• Steven Baxley
• Olive Anderson
• Wanda Powell
• Thomas Van Deven
• Mail delivery to resume Wednesday
• Winder clean-up under way
• E-mail those snow photos to us
• BREAKING NEWS: Waging war against ice
• Shoplifter gives ‘weak’ story to police
• OPINION: Bring back the Dirty Bird
• Man arrested after fight over Facebook
• Area schools closed on Tuesday
• Dangerous road conditions still a problem
• Emergency Services: Please stay put
• Sales tax revenues hold steady in 2010
• Schools closed again Tuesday
• County schools closed Tuesday
• Snow cancels first day at new CHS
• Auburn alert: vehicle fire
• Emergency Services operations on top of things
• Send us your snow photos
• Five inches of snow blanket area
• Send us your snow pictures
• Winter storm updates
• Red Cross: 'Shelter in place' during power outage
• Driver parks too close to police
• Bethlehem anxious for intersection upgrade
• OPINION: Interview with homeschooled student Rachel Foy
• OPINION: The risk-reward of sewerage services
• Special Weather Advisory: Sleet Hazard
• Emergency Operations Center in operation at 10 p.m.
• Relay for Life to hold kickoff event on Tuesday
• Big winters storm bearing down on area
• Winter weather warning issued for area
• Bogus call may cost Braselton woman
• Tom Crow appointed as vice chairman of BOC
• WPD awarded H.E.A.T. Grant
• WPD awarded H.E.A.T. Grant
• I-85 North Board of Realtors installs new officers
• OPINION: When too much is too much
• Winter weather in the forecast to hit area Sunday
• Man uses iron railroad spike as weapon in dispute
• Organizers seeking artists for exhibit ‘Shades of White’
• OPINION: Keeping up with resolutions
• WBHS basketball sweeps Apalachee
• Jackson deputies make 16 arrests
• Things I don't like
• Jackson deputies make 16 arrests
• Things I don't like
• Red Cross blood drive set Tuesday
• Election 2011: 7 city positions to be filled
• Winter storm watch ahead for Sunday-Tuesday
• OPINIONS: E.T., where are you?
• Zimmer in the zone
• Hoyt Voyles
• Ozelee Dalton
• Elmer Fields Sr.
• Eight named to All Sub-region teams
• COLUMN: Never too old to stop learning
• COLUMN: Never too old to stop learning
• Firefighters help battle blaze in Hall County
• Vegetation control program to affect 82 area roads
• Norton Agency opens new Winder office
• OPINION: We don’t play favorites in crime coverage
• Woman shoots at trespasser in her front yard
• Commerce Grapplers Head For Area Duals
• Lady Eagles To Host Banks Co.
• Region Duals ahead for MC
• Madison County Youth Association to hold elections Wednesday
• India Compton
• Kloma Brooks
• ‘Nina’ Patton
• Nona Dodd
• BC first at classic
• BC first at classic
• Pair of New Year’s Day robbery suspects captured
• Riverwalk YMCA officially closes
• Barrow Democrats to meet Monday
• OPINION: Saying goodbye to a football legend (for real)
• OPINION: Saying goodbye to a football legend (for real)
• Wall of Fame ceremony now set for Jan. 28
• Wall of Fame ceremony now set for Jan. 28
• Wall of Fame ceremony now set for Jan. 28
• Home damaged in fire; reported minor injuries
• Wildcats seek improvement in second half
• Wildcats seek improvement in second half
• Wildcats seek improvement in second half
• OPINION: Issues, goals for 2011
• Changes in property tax administration
• Jefferson City Schools cheapest in per student spending
• OPINION: All in all, 2010 not a bad year
• Girls' Basketball: Jefferson rallies for big subregion victory
• Girls' Basketball: Lady Panthers march on after unusual victory
• Girls' Basketball: Lady Panthers march on after unusual victory
• Girls' Basketball: Lady Panthers march on after unusual victory
• Basketball: Lady Panthers march on after unusual victory
• Boys' basketball: Panthers continue to find ways to win
• Boys' basketball: Panthers continue to find ways to win
• Girls' basketball: Panthers continue to find ways to win
• Basketball: Panthers continue to find ways to win
• Boys' Basketball: Big games loom for Dragons, including rival CHS
• Basketball: Big games loom for Dragons, including rival CHS
• Lady Red Raiders’ streak ends Tues. in 53-16 shocker
• Jefferson out to defend area duals title at home
• Wrestling: JCCHS coach expects big weekend at area duals
• Tigers Open New Gym Fri.
• 14 charged by city police during past week
• Time to give attention to city's entrances
• Opening Day: first day at new CHS is Tuesday
• Council apt to deny planners' recommendation
• Two arrested after taking stolen car to auto wrecking company
• History, festivals, arts come alive in Corinth
• OPINION: All in all, 2010 not a bad year
• Community Emergency Response Team classes offered
• Maysville reaches agreement with doctor on use of building
• Baldwin mayor vetoes council action to investigate Parrish
• Suspects steal converters from vehicles
• Benton: State changes in grocery tax possible
• Mozelle Hill
• Carolyn Ash
• William Hawkins
• Robert Willie Davenport
• Auburn man ‘cries wolf’ one too many times
• Auburn man ‘cries wolf’ one too many times
• OPINION: Another year passes by
• ‘Tom’ Wilbanks
• Carleton Duncan
• ‘Wayne’ Smith
• ‘Dick’ Vail
• Clara Bell Anglin
• Hoyt Voyles
• Bill Richey
• Bill Richey
• Mildred Hunt
• Mildred Hunt
• Donald Dwight Porter
• ‘Nan’ Williams
• Apalachee HS Theatre to present ‘Has Anyone Seen Aunt Agatha?’
• Swerving vehicle results in drug arrest
• OPINION: To make or not to make New Year’s resolutions
• OPINIONS: Gov’t should stay out of end-of-life discussions
• State gov’t putting more responsibilities on counties
• House cleaner tries to steal jewelry
• Group receives USDA award for garden project
• Barrow Farm Bureau honored at convention
• Two brothers fight over control of shotgun
• OPINION: Super 8s and Barbies
• BREAKING NEWS: Todd Orr charged in Christmas Day shooting
• Lady Tigers To Host Towns Co.
• Stewart to retire from Jackson EMC after 20 years
• Shoplifter takes out prescription before leaving store
• Stewart to retire from Jackson EMC after 20 years
• Shoplifter takes out prescription before leaving store
• OPINION: Family fun follows into rustic rural cabin
• For New Lang Syne
• Jackson deputies make 17 arrests
• Jobless rate surges for November
• Christmas tree recycling offered through Jan. 10
• BREAKING NEWS: Todd Orr charged in Christmas Day shooting
• IDA approves $2.14 million GEFA loan, grant package
• Danielsville man charged with false imprisonment
• Danielsville man charged with false imprisonment
• Newsmaker of the Year: Shane Short
• OPINION: Lack of money kept local government at low-ebb during 2010
• Tigers To Christen New Gym Jan. 7
• Firefighters called to small bonfire in Braselton
• COLUMN: Warmth of family follows to cabin in the woods
• Area groups get Jackson EMC grants
• Man hides from police in closet
• Area groups get Jackson EMC grants
• Man hides from police in closet
• OPINION: 2010 a year of leadership changes
• CHS Grapplers Head To Amicalola Classic
• Fire responded to in Bethlehem
• Lamar Ridgeway
• 2010 BCN Sports End of the Year
• MC basketball continues Jan. 4
• Madison County Industrial Authority sets sewer rates
• OPINION: Gov’t rewards lazy, incompetent work
• Christmas shooting investigation ongoing
• Firefighter makes remarkable recovery in time for Christmas
• OPINION: Super 8s and Barbies
• Holton named All-Northeast Georgia
• Holton named All-Northeast Georgia
• Lady Bulldoggs prepare for second half
• Lady Bulldoggs prepare for second half
• OPINION: New year vital for Winder, all of Barrow
• OPINION: New year vital for Winder, all of Barrow
• Ronald (Dean) Henry
• Adeline Hanson Bennett
• Mary Lou Kanady
• Basketball: Lady Dragons hope for quick start in 2011, face Hart Tuesday
• East Jackson Hosts Tournament
• 2010 Year To Remember In Commerce Sports
• City council should reject recommendation
• Grinch steals Christmas gifts from porch
• City council should reject recommendation
• Party to ring in New Year at civic center
• Grinch steals Christmas gifts from porch
• Party to ring in New Year at civic center
• Planners recommend removing CVS from district
• Top Stories of 2010
• Equipment stolen from Talmo business last week
• County’s 84th New Year’s Day program ahead Sat.
• Fire heavily damages abandoned mobile home
• Fire heavily damages abandoned mobile home
• Basketball: Frustration continues for Jefferson after losing on tip-in
• Possible drunk driver avoids arrest
• Wacky crime reports stir interest on website
• Joiner leaves industrial authority, honored Dec. 20 with plaque
• OPINION: 25 things you probably don’t want to know about me
• Illegal dumping among incidents reported last week
• Out-going BOE members recognized
• Out-going BOE members recognized
• Baldwin to investigate councilman’s actions
• Wrestling: Dragons prevail at Pigeon Forge
• Charles Brakhage
• OPINION: A letter to Santa
• Following the Civil War trail through eastern Tennessee
• Baldwin administrator calls for investigation of councilman
• ‘Buck’ Brown
• Ruth Lackey
• JHS holiday basketball score updates
• Willie Mae Nelms
• JCCHS holiday basketball score updates
• Winder Community Blood Drive
• Albert Carter
• Larry Graham
• ‘Dub’ Davis
• Theatre group donates funds to Barrow museum
• OPINION: Help first, judge later
• John Dickinson
• Unemployment benefits extended
• OPINION: Love the term ‘Merry Christmas’
• OPINIONS: The melodies of Christmas
• Battery reported on Bud Freeman Road
• Annelle Cramer
• Bishop G.H. Hammond
• Clarence Ned Cagle
• Ouida Barnett
• Quida Barnett
• James Allen Ferguson
• ‘Gabby’ Hayes
• Jimmy Ervin
• Brandon Calvin Tolbert
• Doris Hunter
• Barrow unemployment rate jumps for Nov.
• Fight with friend leads to arrest
• ARM joins Partnership for Sustainable Georgia
• OPINION: A look at Christmas in the Pabis household
• White Christmas hits Jackson County; email your photos
• Five-ton wrench stolen from JCWSA substation
• Angry man shooting squirrels refuses to cooperate with police
• Braselton Visitors Bureau seeks bids for new ‘Pecan Tree Park’
• Angry man shooting squirrels refuses to cooperate with police
• Braselton Visitors Bureau seeks bids for new ‘Pecan Tree Park’
• OPINION: Expect the unexpected
• Snow falls in Banks on Christmas
• Chamber discusses changes to fundraisers
• Altercation between brothers included firewood throwing
• Survey: Older neighborhoods have few substandard homes
• OPINION: Getting ready for Christmas
• Deputies announce 28 arrests this past week
• Christmas tree recycling offered
• Christmas tree recycling offered
• County to use herbicides to reduce right of way mowing
• Deputies announce 28 arrests this past week
• School board gives superintendent ‘satisfactory’ review
• OPINION: All the armchair travels
• Man receives probation for cruelty to children
• Lady Tigers Grab Region Win
• Lady Leopards pushing past injuries
• Mat Red Raiders finish with double 5ths before break
• COLUMN: Getting ready for Christmas
• Braselton woman reports smell of natural gas
• OPINION: Wish Christmas could be a joy again
• EMS responds to several incidents during past week
• BOC requests audit of long-time airport tenant
• OPINION: One Solitary Life
• Mat Eagles In Region Duals Jan. 7
• Tigers Return To Action Jan. 7
• Lady Eagles Face Hancock December 28
• MC basketball breaks for Christmas; return for tourney Mon.
• Jesse L. Anderson
• Jonathan Skinner Jr.
• Paul Smith
• Inspired Jackson County wins cross-town showdown with Jefferson
• Panthers prevail: Inspired Jackson County wins cross-town showdown with Jefferson
• Girls' basketball: JCCHS offense bottoms out in loss to Oconee Co.
• BOE gives superintendent ‘satisfactory’ review
• County manager’s contract extended for another year
• Unemployment rate skyrockets
• Maysville to query fire department costs
• Girls' basketball: Big JHS win tempered by non-region losses
• Boys' basketball: Dragons welcome Westminster tourney
• Leopards look to bounce back after holidays
• Girls' basketball: Round one goes to Lady Dragons
• Wrestling: Injury, illness take toll on JCCHS wrestlers
• Lady Wildcats rally for win, look ahead
• Bill Shadburn
• Vannie Lee Hix
• Vannie Lee Hix
• Man tries to hit woman with weed eater
• OPINION: Family makes holidays special
• County manager’s contract extended for one year
• EDC campaign fund estimate cut by half
• Mat Tigers At Dawson Co. Dec. 30
• Eagles Host Tourney Play Tues.
• Truly a time for joyful celebration
• Commerce police charge 3 with DUI
• DOT lets bid on Maysville Road intersection work
• Fire marshal gives c/o to new CHS
• Ex-softball coach under investigation
• OPINION: Sometimes the simplest of gifts are the toughest
• Lewis Miller
• WBHS swimmers post more impressive times
• Wildcat players named All-Region
• Plans for incinerator dumped
• OPINION: Family makes holidays special
• Icy road conditions keep law enforcement busy in the county
• Playground organization formed
• Homer to seek grant funds to finish fire department
• Charles Martin
• Randall Thomas
• Shoplifting may have been a charitable act
• Dust explosion at business injures men
• S. J. Bryant
• Lottie Pate
• OPINION: ‘A Perennial Year’
• Two arrested after witness reports reckless driver
• Elizabeth Perry
• Dust explosion at business injures man
• Mischievous fun with Elf Magic
• Norma Jean Askew
• Paul Adams
• ATM machine stolen from gas station
• OPINION: Bottle up the Christmas cheer
• Winder Library offers holiday program
• Betty Jo Fitzpatrick
• Deane Morrow
• ‘Bill’ Reed
• Gail Akins
• Helen Lolacher
• ‘Tommy’ Benton
• Lucille Turk
• 'A Christmas Carol' set for Dec. 20
• George Parson
• Willie Ruth Broome Freeman
• ‘Buddy’ Breeden
• Hot ashes cause Bethlehem house fire
• OPINION: Leaf blowers cause noise and air pollution
• ‘Holiday Ice Spectacular’ full of holiday cheer
• OPINIONS: Gun control folks, tree huggers need to leave hunters alone
• OPINIONS: Gun control folks, tree huggers need to leave hunters alone
• Government offices announce holiday closings
• Government offices announce holiday closings
• Former JCCHS coach under investigation
• Former JCCHS coach under investigation
• Two arrested after fight in mobile home park
• Nocera’s bid for banner towing squashed
• Charges stack for angry teen
• OPINION: The torch is passed
• Airport Authority approves budget, drops fees
• Woman reports threatening e-mail from ex-boyfriend
• OPINION: Re-size the spirit at Christmas
• Fasten your seat belt
• Sheriff's office announces 60 arrests
• City moves to expedite gift of Oxford building
• Commerce council OKs 4.5% electric rate increase
• School board to discuss superintendent’s contract
• OPINION: College football the way it was meant to be
• Golf course for sale this week
• Jerry O’Kelley
• Vickie Lee
• Richard Dohney
• Lady Leopards struggle with shallow bench through holidays
• Raiders gear up for holiday play
• Bell switches political parties
• Shantle O’Neal
• Jackie Poole
• Theresa Ann Myers
• ‘Milt’ Walton
• Mat Eagles Travel To Apalachee Sat.
• Lady Tigers Face Hart Co. Fri.
• COLUMN: Never enough time at Christmas
• Storage building catches on fire in Pendergrass
• Wilbanks, Elliott honored for service on BOE
• Woodall: ‘Our best days are ahead’
• Home invasion reported on Park Avenue
• OPINION: Obama’s inexperience is showing
• Icy conditions cause 21 wrecks
• Mat Tigers Host Flowery Branch, Elbert Co. Friday
• East Jackson Faces Pats Friday
• Boys' basketball: Jefferson survives subregion scare
• Girls' basketball: JHS hopes to rebound heading into rivalry game
• Road trip: Jefferson grapplers to cross state lines for two tourneys
• Wrestling: More wins for Moore
• BCHS grapples for 6th
• MCHS wrestlers set for Red Raider Duals
• Property tax bills due Monday
• OPINION: NCAA — winning earns you a different rulebook
• 9-month-old baby suffers multiple fractures
• Boys' basketball: Panthers push on
• Lady Red Raiders improve to 7-0
• Icy conditions cause 21 wrecks
• Leopards 1-0 in sub-region
• Thomas Pruitt
• Braselton establishes CID for Hwy. 211
• Theft at gas station leads to two arrests
• Wildcat Invitational provides plenty of action
• WBHS teams finish seventh while competing in big arena
• OPINION: What will new year mean for our state?
• Schools closed Thursday due to weather
• Lady Eagles Vs. Lady Pats Friday
• 4-1 Tigers Head To Hart Tourney
• Happy ending for Maysville rescue story
• School systems want E-SPLOST referendum
• LETTER: Commerce needs to celebrate its 200th birthday
• Brazen burglars hit O'Reilly Auto Parts
• Perry. Primm finalists for State Court judge
• School systems want E-APLOST referendum
• Scores rise for local high school writing tests
• Business to remain closed pending outcome of crime lab results
• Gun fired during home burglary
• Braselton DDA fundraiser surpasses expectations
• OPINION: Stand firm on T-SPLOST projects
• Sixty charged by Jackson County Sheriff’s Office
• Schools call for next round of E-SPLOST
• Ward named finalist for Augusta job
• Bernice Abbott
• Martin Benson
• Peggy Ann Sears
• Lammie Dean Carder
• Mary Ellen Casper
• OPINION: ‘Absolutely brilliant’ Christmas present
• Frances Chandler
• Naked neighbor arrested for indecent exposure
• Lemuel Blalock
• OPINION: When does the cell phone market peak?
• ‘Bud’ McDonald
• Calvin Gee
• Billy Flynn
• James Yarbrough
• Braselton officer arrested after dispute
• Incidents reported to sheriff’s office include theft, animal complaints
• Live nativity planned in Alto
• OPINION: ‘Dandy’ Don a trendsetter in broadcast booth
• Barrow County CERT class graduates
• BOE recognizes system staff
• OPINION: Remembering stories and memories of Nanny
• Fight over dog ends in Hull man’s arrest
• JCWSA adopts outdoor watering policy
• BOC to make board appointments at next meeting
• HVAC system causes minor smoke damage
• Juveniles reportedly tell dog to ‘get Santa’
• Bethlehem to be featured as ‘living treasure’
• OPINION: It’s the thought
• COLUMN: Honoring our nation’s soldiers
• County, Jefferson to seek grant for historic courthouse
• Chamber raises $2,000 for Christmas dinner
• Guns, cash stolen from Hoschton house
• Hoschton gives first ‘Good Citizen Award’
• Stolen vehicle leads to mailbox damage
• Historical Society 2011 calendars now on sale
• OPINION: Godspeed to those going to war
• Commerce police announce 5 arrests
• Slopping the digital hogs
• Maysville Christmas events on tap Saturday
• OPINION: Fraud that’s too big to prosecute?
• John Colvard
• ‘Bob’ Leach
• Raiders look to improve on the perimeter
• Search For New Coach Continues
• Mat Eagles Host Apalachee, Loganville
• Looking for consistency
• Commissioner questions bid process on bond counsel
• LETTER: Resident upset with WJ rezoning proposal
• Police stop would-be copper wire thief
• Downtown Winder showing signs of life
• OPINION: Will ‘calm’ stay around for a while?
• Dragons To Test Tigers Friday
• Lady Eagles Face Hart County Friday
• Commerce Hosts Riverside, Morgan Co.
• First sub-region challenge ahead
• Wrestlers finish 8th at Jackson Co.
• Crawford teen charged with underage possession
• OPINION: Maybe it does take a village
• Veronica Elinski
• Anthony Moss
• Willard Stowe
• Wrestling: JCCHS nabs fifth in own tourney
• Boys' basketball: JHS rebounds just in time for Commerce
• Mat Leopards head to Choo-Choo
• 17th annual Reindeer run held by MCRD
• LRR 5-0, host Franklin Co. Fri.
• Boys' basketball: Surging Panthers win three straight
• Girls' basketball: JCCHS wins, seeks more consistent effort
• Girls' basketball: JHS takes three-game winning streak into Commerce game
• Softball: Resilient Bartek signs with Newberry
• Man threatens neighbors with garden hoe
• James Perry
• James Perry
• Employees to receive ‘one time’ increase
• Employees to receive ‘one time’ increase
• Capt. William Wariner III
• Capt. William Wariner III
• James Chastain
• James Chastain
• Charline Wall
• Charline Wall
• Kenneth Adams
• Kenneth Adams
• Kenneth Adams
• Kenneth Adams
• Hoschton sued over repairs to mobile home
• Hoschton sued over repairs to mobile home
• WBHS band presents Winter Concert
• WBHS band presents Winter Concert
• OPINION: ‘Dandy’ Don was a trendsetter in broadcast booth
• OPINION: ‘Dandy’ Don was a trendsetter in broadcast booth
• Police stop would-be copper wire thief
• Escaped cows cause problems on Hwy. 211
• Business closed after undercover officer buys ‘fake pot’
• 2-0 Lady Tigers Vs. Dragons Fri.
• Eagles Battle Bulldogs Friday
• WBHS boys defeat Loganville
• Wasted mom wants to find drugs
• Tax compromise — same old story
• Christmas decorating contest to be judged Monday
• Electric rate increase proposed
• OPINION: Not believing in God can cost you eternity
• Arrests made in thefts
• County, Jefferson to seek $1 million grant for historic courthouse restoration work
• Perry, Primm get State Court recommendation
• LETTER: Clarifies Chamber selection process
• Lady Wildcats defeat Monroe Area
• Braselton road to get major extension
• Woman dies in vehicle from ‘fatal medical condition’ Monday
• DOT to place beams over I-85 for construction project
• BOC extends contract with BM&K through March
• Man dies after being released from hospital
• Ruby Nell Scogin
• Michael Jordan
• DOT changing intersection of U.S. 441, Old U.S. 441
• Officers’ teamwork leads to DUI arrest
• Kenneth Powell
• Robert Shepherd
• Louis Skelton
• Elsie Hudson
• Jane Coile
• Chamber raises $2,000 for Christmas dinner
• Edna Alewine
• Christmas comes alive in Gaston County, N.C.
• COLUMN: Preparing for the holidays and anxious about the future
• Donations needed for holiday meals for seniors
• Man gets probation for cruelty to animals
• A second chance: kitten now has loving home
• Running it like a business can cost money
• Alcohol sales on holiday raises questions
• Bank may dwindle downtown presence
• OPINION: Redford’s dilemma and Moynihan’s wisdom
• Christmas gifts being collected for area children
• ‘Help’ in friend’s marriage leads to problems
• Chamber to review programs; names treasurer
• COLUMN: Knowing change is coming isn’t easy
• Knowing change is coming isn’t easy
• Elderly woman struck by vehicle on East Broad
• Garbage still topic of discussion for Carl
• Mayors Association holds inaugural event
• Four charged with burglary in Madison Co.
• Traffic stop leads to multiple drug arrests
• Readers give views concerning Facebook
• Sure we have right — but should we invoke it?
• Mrs. Fix It's home remedies
• Deadline nears for entering decoration contest
• Jobless rate down in Jackson for October
• Fishing rate to increase at Bear Creek Reservoir
• Commissioners approve several zoning requests
• Elsie Hudson
• Sara Gee
• Mat Eagles Travel To JCCHS Fri.
• Mat Tigers Open Season Friday
• Harkness selected as new assistant state librarian
• Medical-related calls keep West Jackson firefighters busy
• Giving through Holiday Connection
• Stray bullet travels through woman’s house
• Empty Stocking drive begins this weekend
• Man drowns at Fort Yargo
• Lady Red Raiders improve to 3-0
• Lady Tigers Host Oglethorpe Fri.
• Lady Eagles Travel To Homer Friday
• Maxwell dominates court in MCHS victory
• Leopards fall to 1-2 after 84-59 defeat
• Is U.S. crying ‘wolf?’
• Girls' basketball: Defense leads JCCHS back to .500 mark
• Lady Wildcats eye next contest
• Jack Dickerson
• Bryson Ivie
• Success Story
• Boys' basketball: JHS looks to pick up pace
• Girls' basketball: Early season marked by near misses
• Boys' basketball: Tough fourth quarter drops Jackson Co. to 0-4
• MC grapplers attending Panther Invit. this weekend
• BCHS off to bumpy start after home opener with Habersham
• Photos taken through Dec. 10 for 44th annual kids’ section
• Criminal charges continue to mount for Gray
• Winder parade set Saturday
• Young Wildcats record win
• COLUMN: Freshman making an impact for Swim Doggs
• COLUMN: Americans asleep on personal freedom
• Successful start to new season by WBHS swimmers impresses coach
• Better transportation for disabled citizens?
• NASCAR To Return To Gresham In 2011
• Tigers Host Patriots Friday
• Get building first, decide use later
• Monroe man faces 7 charges
• Friday is deadline for children's section
• Busy weekend ahead in downtown
• Jackson EMC announces upcoming personnel changes
• Jimmie Benton
• Alton Hester
• Mary Beth Attalla-Hamilton
• Harold Bennett
• Thanksgiving alcohol sales raise questions
• Jackson County spared from heavy storm damage
• Maysville vandalism reported
• Photos taken through Dec. 10
• Holiday events coming up this weekend
• Warrants issued for man fleeing officers
• Geraldine Elrod
• Thomas Hamilton
• Federal portion of election lawsuit dismissed
• Holiday events coming up this weekend
• OPINION: No real change until we tackle corrupt system
• Man sentenced to eight years for battery
• Suspicious man leads to chase
• ‘Ken’ Smith
• Alice Sanders
• ‘Tony’ Howington
• Vera Louise Carter
• Tucker resigns AD position at EJCHS
• Mary Dorothy Graves
• Estelle Simmons
• Roger Williams
• Garrison Wood
• Ila Elementary plans Blue Ribbon reception
• Woman stashes marijuana in Excedrin bottle
• COLUMN: Thankful for family, veterans, holidays and living in a great country
• Time to end Frank's folly
• NRCS holds groundbreaking on dam projects
• Man found crawling down the street
• Auburn discusses bonuses for employees
• Making something simple more difficult
• Two men arrested after fleeing officer
• Hunter shoots at deer from vehicle on Indian Creek Road
• Intruders destroy inactive cameras in commercial building
• Thankful is an adjective
• ‘Carousel of Happiness’
• Banner-towing denied
• Deputies make 31 arrests
• Talk begins on proposed transportation tax
• Cost of access to Bear Creek Reservoir going up
• Mat Tigers Open Season Nov. 30
• Barbara Harrell
• Sarrah Riden
• Edna Tooke
• Sanders pleads not guilty to kidnapping in Louisiana
• COLUMN: Thankful for family, friends and songs
• Annual Holiday Connection seeks community donations
• Eagles Begin 2010 Season This Week
• Lady Tigers Await Opener
• Brighten up 'Black Friday'
• OPINION: Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday
• Overturned vehicle leads to arrest
• COLUMN: When taste compromises tradition
• When taste compromises tradition
• Housing improvements lead to life upgrades
• Newest WBHS Wall of Fame class announced
• OPINION: Thanksgiving has a whole new meaning for me
• COLUMN: Carousel of happiness
• Driver gone after vehicle accident
• Officials praise economic development projects
• Lady Eagles Open Season At North Oconee
• Countdown On To Start Of Season
• Quick actions at BOC meeting
• Chase leads to charge of stealing 4-wheeler
• Nicholson approves 2011 budget
• Officials anxious to get keys to new CHS
• Take time for some thanksgiving
• OPINION: Feds’ ‘creation’ of new money a bad move
• OPINION: Newton narrative is fascinating
• Experienced wrestlers aim to make noise in 2010-11
• Lady Raiders have balanced attack in 2010-11; team captures season opener
• OPINION: Faye and Allen Harris offer a lesson in love
• Girls' basketball: Rachel Goza's 14 points sparks JHS
• Boys' basketball: Heritage runs past JHS in second round of tip-off tournament
• Girls' basketball: Skelton’s 22 points not enough in JCCHS defeat
• Boys' basketball: Johnson pulls away from JCCHS in second half
• Living The Dream
• Elizabeth Shepherd
• Rachel Ragland
• Steven Chastain
• OPINION: TSA the new KGB?
• Swim Doggs win 13 events, break records
• Harrison system part of long-term water supply picture
• Hunter safety course planned
• Sokol, WBHS set for new campaign
• Michael Cleghorne
• Suspicious man near store leads to chase
• Hopkins no longer seeking judgeship for State Court
• Lady Leopards take three wins in a row
• Thankful for lessons learned
• Alto man injured in wreck
• Area town police departments list arrests
• Holiday events planned across county
• Hopkins not seeking judgeship
• Judge rules against alleged election violations
• ‘Doug’ Cunningham
• LETTER: My constituents deserve a seat at the table
• ‘Mac’ McCarty
• Kimberly Biondi
• Document Destruction Day planned Saturday
• Exploring Northeast Tennessee: Racing, planetarium, fossil dig, storytelling among treasures found
• Jerry Malcom
• Betty House
• Suspected rabies case reported in Braselton
• Request for additional house on land moves forward to council
• Fuel truck on I-85 spills at least 245 gallons
• It ain’t gonna happen by itself
• Statham officers rearrange pay schedule
• Former fire officials speak out
• The problem with pride
• Man says home health worker stole credit card
• The blessings of local living
• Applications available for Christmas parade
• School board dips into reserves to fund FY 2010-11 budget
• No arrest made in murder
• Anita Higginbotham
• Powell changes parties
• Foul smell of water unsettling to council member
• Harold Patrick
• Rubye Edmondson
• ‘Ronnie’ Archer
• ‘Mac’ McCoy
• Mason Dean Braswell
• Judith Ann Moore
• Helen Puckett,
• Mike Wilder
• Roger Martin
• Caputo fired as head coach?
• Danielsville man charged with battery
• Cheer Cats compete at sectionals
• ‘Handel’s Messiah Rocks’ to be at Fox Sunday
• No building permits issued in city
• COLUMN: Likes yard chickens
• Woods fire threatens to damage homes
• Cheer Doggs finish second in state
• Suspicious person in clothing store spotted last week
• A fan of city chickens
• Auburn council hears water presentation
• Water lines to be upgraded
• Fiscal restraint salvages county’s FY2010 status
• OPINION: Victims’ assistance program is valuable to community
• Boys' basketball: Underestimating the Dragons?
• Girls' basketball: Hawley’s brand of hoops
• Girls' basketball: JHS hopes to surprise region
• Boys' basketball: JCCHS hopes to turn corner
• LETTER: Liberal thinking is a danger to society
• Former Winder resident caught
• Family loses jewelry to thief
• Man caught taking food into supermarket restroom
• Movie theatre in works for Barrow
• COLUMN: Enjoyable trip home needed in many ways
• Wildcats to have several starters back in 2011
• Wildcats to have several starters back in 2011
• WBHS swimmers make early waves
• Damage to property among incidents reported to sheriff’s office
• Enjoyable trip home needed in many ways
• Enjoyable trip home needed in many ways
• Man faces 2 charges for lewd comments to teens
• Downtown occupancy rate is amazing
• Commerce again has lowest tax rate
• Local schools sign joint enrollment agreement with Lanier Tech
• OPINION: TSA backlash needed
• Hoschton honors veterans during inaugural event
• Neighbors speak in support of rezoning request
• COLUMN: Season concludes, but work continues
• Health department to administer flu vaccine at schools
• OPINION: We need more cat herders and fewer bell cows
• Cheerleading: JHS finishes fourth at state
• Barbara Guthrie
• Thief damages building, steals antique
• American Legion commander speaks at school program
• Fight at school knocks teacher down
• Smith asks for details on BM&K
• Police close vandalism probe
• BOC lifts hiring freeze for two positions
• Train ride through Ozarks among adventures in Branson
• No ruling on alleged election violations
• LETTER: Congratulations to Barrow Journal
• ‘Scottie’ Buggary
• Corley, Gladiators win 8-AAAA title
• Poll shows support for Social Security bonus
• Novean Perkins
• Duey Finley
• Alice Guthrie
• Battery reported on Hwy. 29 South
• Edna Borders
• Julius Mason Sr.
• Maria Nash
• COLUMN: It's showtime
• ‘W.L.’ Shelnutt
• Gene Martin
• Sylvester Shields
• Velda Ann King
• Essie Ruth Cowart
• Wendell Flesch
• Robert Vanderburg
• Barbara Wise
• Barrow Farm City tour set Wednesday
• COLUMN: Have you ever wanted to write a novel?
• Council talks Christmas in Colbert
• Scholarships offered by Farm Bureau
• Women exchange threatening text messages
• Lady Bulldoggs finish 10th at state
• Late season slide puzzles AHS coach
• EDITORIAL: What’s the problem in fire department?
• COLUMN: What’s really real?
• Hull woman charged in armed robbery
• Burglary suspect spotted at residence
• BOC considers new cleaning contract
• Win $500 for renaming BJC Medical Center
• Glenn loses 4-3 in Supreme Court ruling
• LETTER: Helping those in need on Thanksgiving Day
• We’re all Jackson Countians
• COLUMN: Don’t breathe easy — yet
• Building fees down in 2010
• How she's enjoying her retirement
• Oxford building could become a parking lot
• State school superintendent talks about student tests
• After 4-6 finish, JCCHS eyes next year
• McFerrin proud of Dragons’ dominant finish
• ‘Jamie’ Pierce
• Lady Eagles Take Seventh At State
• OPINIONS: Madison Co. politicians will have major impact
• ‘Secret service troll’ arrested for battery against officer
• COLUMN: Becoming real
• Area kitchen fire rapidly extinguished
• Officials: Skunk tests positive for rabies in South Hall
• ‘Incoherent’ Winder man arrested for shoplifting
• COLUMN: What’s really real?
• COLUMN: Lazy voting leads to GOP sweep
• COLUMN: Don’t breathe easy — yet
• COLUMN: Lazy voting leads to GOP sweep
• Robert Chelf
• A Snip In Time
• Winder youth mininster arrested
• Blondean Casey
• Bob Smith
• Fiscal restraint salvages county’s FY2010 bottom line
• Utility profits fill Winder’s FY2010 operating gap
• Questions surround fire donations
• Deputies help apprehend prospective criminal
• Two women victimized while attending funeral last week
• BCSO arrest two on drug charges
• Recent restaurant inspections released
• Northeast Georgia CEO leaving health system
• Cheerleading: JCCHS headed to state meet
• Cheerleading: JHS wins region title
• Christmas celebration scheduled for downtown Auburn
• 7-3, 4-1 Leopards close out 2010
• Sentences issued in Superior Court Oct. 21-27
• Red Raiders drop season finale to Heritage
• COLUMN: Remember the Alamo!
• Plans ongoing for first Braselton-Hoschton Relay
• Rocky Creek Basin land suitable for construction
• Does America have the will to change?
• Cheer Doggs excel at region
• Downtown fashion show on tap Friday
• Cheer Cats second at region
• Surprise! all funds for library expansion are on hand
• Eagles Season Ends With Loss
• Bremen Bound
• Ruth B. Rice
• Lazy voting help leads to GOP sweep
• LETTER: More research needed when criticizing President
• Parent discusses busing issues with school board
• Winder council issues funding for EDC
• Man charged with child molestation
• Hull man arrested for pedestrian under the influence
• OPINION: Karma catches up to Gwinnett leaders
• LETTER: Puzzled by Tippins’ ideas about liberals
• OPINION: Karma catches up to Gwinnett leaders
• Bid approved for Hwy. 29 turn lanes
• James Brooks
• COLUMN: Pride: It’s what defines Apalachee High School Wildcat football
• Barrow County Mobile Food Pantry to help those in need
• Branson adventure: Luxurious wilderness getaway at Big Cedar Lodge
• Baldwin mayor to veto council action
• Clarice Parks
• James Dixon
• Bulldoggs say goodbye to seniors
• Wilma Hill
• Wildcats see playoff hopes end at Loganville
• Cross country: JHS girls finish eighth, Kashuba excels in boys’ race
• Sinks, appliances ripped out of vacant house
• Cross Country: Lady Panthers among state’s best
• Turkey dinner fundraiser planned
• Locals win 2010 points race at speedways
• Man harassed for calling shoplifter’s mother
• Caputo, 7 players out of last EJCHS game
• Betty Atkinson
• Sara Jones
• Jane Haynes Glenn
• Robert Holbrook
• John Lindsey Huff
• Annabelle Grace Jordan
• VFW celebration set for Nov. 10
• Burglar nabbed days after release from jail
• Bethlehem intersection plans continue
• COLUMN: Remaining vigilant
• OPINIONS: The stats tell a story, but not your story
• FBI seeks former Winder resident
• OPINIONS: Time for Congress to wipe out own perks
• Ila beer and wine motion dies, again
• Photos: Jefferson's Chris Davis, UGA vs. Idaho St.
• RMS band holding fruit sale
• Pit bulls seized after charging children, killing rabbits
• COLUMN: Likes the idea of ‘restoring sanity’
• Toms selected as new Winder administrator
• Burglar caught in the act
• Woman alledgedly kicked out for refusing to be intimate with man
• Hoschton, WJMS to honor veterans at events this week
• East Jackson Downed by Union Co., 35-6
• JHS 49, East Hall 0: Jackson sparks Dragons on senior night
• Final Friday Photos: JCCHS 41, Rabun Co. 14
• COLUMN: Stories of several fallen sports heroes
• Recent health inspection scores posted
• Two dogs shot while penned in yard
• COLUMN: Random act of kindness is very much appreciated
• Training records found ‘deficient’
• Christine Ivester
• Karen Kines
• Betty Atkinson
• JCCHS 41, Rabun Co. 14: Panthers send off seniors in style
• Commerce Defeats Social Circle, 42-14
• Six new businesses eye downtown Commerce
• Senior night ahead for MCHS
• Thelma Robarts
• COLUMN: Unique funeral held for piece of 80s culture
• Woman arrested after allegedly faking overdose
• Man stabbed during brawl after assaulting child
• OPINION: Time will tell about hiring decision
• ‘Vapor cover’ removal leads to damage
• Barrow’s graduation rates see decrease
• ‘Ace’ Adams
• Hull man charged with public indecency
• Annual Christmas tree sale planned
• COLUMN: Remaining vigilant
• Paulette Carson
• Gwinnett police offering online accident reports
• First-time unemployment claims down in county
• Tolbert, Sikes seek judgeship
• Library director leaving position
• Shoplifter in too much of a hurry to pay
• Retirement plan: sue the company
• DST ending: Set clocks back one hour Saturday night
• 'Mama Will' Scarborough
• Arrests made in armed robbery
• Shirley O’Quinn
• COLUMN: Exciting OT game still fresh in minds of Wildcat fans
• LETTER: Obama has failed to deliver
• BCHS runners earn 5th and 10th at region meet
• East Jackson C.C. Heads For State Meet
• Cross Country Tigers End Season
• Cross country: Runner-up Lady Dragons headed to state
• Cross country: Lady Panthers rule the region
• Cross country: Lady Panthers rule the region
• County's best: JHS rolls 49-15 over East Jackson
• Deal wins, Republicans sweep top offices
• WBHS student charged after bringing gun on campus
• Blood drive set for Friday, Nov. 5
• COLUMN: Unique funeral held for piece of 80s culture
• Successful send off?
• Robbers hit rural store
• Winning season within reach for JHS
• Raider runners complete race
• OPINION: Vandalism uncalled for in school sports
• Carl officials approve 2011 budget
• Deal wins, Republicans sweep top offices
• Jackson voters say 'yes' to SPLOST
• State Court proceeding results
• Harden wins in landslide vote
• WBHS hosts NE Georgia Invitational
• Homer man killed in Friday night wreck
• JCCHS-Rabun Co. scouting report
• Baldwin has new animal control officer
• JHS-East Hall scouting report
• Showtime in Branson, Missouri: Country, gospel, rock and roll take center stage
• Graduation rates climb at area high schools
• Wildcats win Battle of Barrow
• EJCHS football team probed over vandalism
• Unique funeral held for piece of 80s culture
• Sheriff's office announces 23 arrests
• Five seek State Court position
• Stanley Tanger: businessman and philanthropist
• ‘Manual tampering’ blamed for deputy’s patrol car explosion
• Money for books still an issue in Nicholson
• ‘Hit man’ asks resident to sign paperwork
• Leopards maul Vikings, 53-28
• Voters say ‘yes’ to SPLOST
• GMP Champs To Be Honored At World Crown
• Jackson County voters say 'yes' to SPLOST
• Tigers At Redskins Fri.
• Barrow County Animal Control call volume remains high
• Prowling For The Panthers
• Busy week for Barrow Emergency Services
• COLUMN: Once in a blue moon…
• Red Raiders earn 4th at state, finish 34-5
• CB&T failure highlighted in Time magazine
• LETTER: Raid waste of resources
• Polls closed, several key races to be decided
• Decision time: Voters head to the polls
• Sybil Ann Hendrix
• Gilberto Arteta
• Bicentennial committee to offer special bricks
• OPINION: Don’t be haunted by your vote
• Voters favoring SPLOST, so far
• Polls now closed for voting
• Polls to close at 7 p.m.
• Polls now closed for voting
• Polls to close at 7 p.m.
• Pete Steed
• Rev. Dr. Ralph Aker
• Arlene Youngblood
• OPINION: A look at Halloween memories
• Tip from concerned citizen leads to two arrests
• Rachel Harris
• Zane Benton
• John Wood
• ‘Bud’ James
• OPINION: The vanity of liberal wishes
• Parking lot accident sends one to hospital
• Billie Abner
• Chairman shuns potential rent agreement
• Nora Graham
• COLUMN: The cost of a vote
• Mildred Thomason
• Several questions on November ballot
• Jeff Boisclair
• Herbert Bennett
• Fredda Ann Barnette
• Election final is Tuesday
• Clarence Wages
• Dorothy Armstrong
• George Holliman
• Cecelia Bolton
• Willie Jean Wilson
• Chamber looks at changes for Taste of Jackson
• County to offer prescription discount card
• Hart Co. 49, JCCHS 0: Panthers shut out, seek consolation next week
• Paperless house purchase results in large financial loss
• COLUMN: Getting addicted to Facebook
• Eighth graders to have career plans
• Statham vehicle use policy reviewed
• Angry man arrested after snatching ticket book
• Daytime burglaries reported at residences
• C&S Bank plans said to be uncertain
• Myrtle Thurmond
• The ‘Jackson Co. Championship’
• Projects help Auburn focus on future
• James Arnold Sr.
• OPINION: Governments headed toward more sales taxes (it’s just a penny!)
• Friday Football Photos: JHS 49, East Jackson 15
• COLUMN: Showing attitude
• Hull council approves lawn contract
• Maddox honored by Chamber
• CHS Cross Country Prepares For Region Meet
• East Jackson Teams Take Second At Home
• Sheriff considers change of plan
• Time magazine highlights failure of local CB&T bank
• Red Raiders fall to Union Grove
• COLUMN: Delivering the real news without fear or favor
• Jackson deputies make 29 arrests
• Couple allegedly passes counterfeit money at yard sale
• Cross country: JHS runners happy to be hosting
• Voters should renew SPLOST on Tuesday
• Burglar arrested after leaving shoe print at scene
• Cross country: JCCHS girls have sights set on region title
• Nicholson budget up slightly
• OPINION: Winder: A ‘stealth’ government?
• Geneva Mae Shelton
• $47.5 million riding on Tuesday vote
• BOE debates future of arts center plan
• COLUMN: Maddox experiencing other side of rivalry
• Leopards win 53-28 over Vikings
• Commissioners correct paramedic pay mistake
• BCHS Senior Night ahead on Fri.
• Tigers Blanked By Bulldogs, 21-0
• Connections plentiful for AHS, WBHS programs
• Columbus bound: MCHS faces Union Grove in first game of finals
• JHS racks up yardage, points in 49-15 win over EJCHS
• Coaches approach rivalry in somewhat different fashion
• Mildred Youmans
• MC Red Raiders softball is 4th in state
• COLUMN: The cost of a vote
• Merdelle Amanda Joyce
• OPINION: Preserving our family history, digitally
• Truck driver extinguishes small grass fire on Interstate-85 before WJFD arrive
• Tampering led to deputy’s car explosion
• COLUMN: Remembering Japanese Halloween celebration
• Eagle Ranch marks 25th anniversary for helping kids
• Mayor names new administrator
• Cell phone call log leads to arrest of Lilburn woman
• Raiders refuse to quit, head to Cedar Shoal Fri.
• Pride still matters for Panthers
• Governor speaks at Systemax grand opening [video]
• Shooting reported on Hwy. 98
• Appeal heard on denial of incinerator referendum
• Kenneth Hanley
• Outdoor adventure in Branson: Ziplines, parasailing, horse back riding offered
• A sweet idea: Cakes for Seniors
• Man offers drugs in exchange for leniency
• Letters to the Editor
• Rules being bent for Kitchens?
• Delusional woman calls police for help
• LETTER: Says Barnes is not a unifier
• Sue Martin
• Bryson Lane Slatten-Bledsoe
• Michael Hamilton
• Virginia Chesser
• Richard Campbell
• Lillian Benson
• Reggie Norris
• Robert Borders
• Show your Halloween spirit
• Halloween request generates controversy
• COLUMN: A fraud upon the people
• Mimi Tufts
• Arthur Reese
• Governor speaks at Systemax grand opening
• Distribution center to locate in Pendergrass
• COLUMN: A good vent on county politics
• England selected to serve as committee chair
• Heckman pushes military service general election
• Teen arrested twice in one week
• Woodall to speak at Oct. 18 GOP meeting
• Road rage suspect tells teenager to get his gun
• Fees may be reduced for mobile home demolitions
• Heckman pushes military service for general election
• Police chief wants force to have take-home cars
• School system looks at change in sex education
• Copper theft suspect flees after confrontation with victim
• Armed robber strikes Statham store
• FOOTBALL PHOTOS: Elbert Co. 51, JHS 7
• Eagles Downed By Titans 30-0
• Spartans Hand Commerce First Region Loss of 2010, 28-21
• Elbert Co. 51, JHS 7: Dragons rocked in Granite Bowl
• COLUMN: Settling into the “autumn” of a new motherhood
• Homeless man arrested for trespassing in vacant home
• Child’s death under investigation
• Auburn approves SPLOST list
• BC improves to 2-0 [with pictures]
• Town earmarks funds of proposed Barrow County SPLOST
• Church pastor arson trial delayed
• On voting early
• Jealous husband arrested after punching walls
• Commerce wins grant for second SRO
• OPINION: Lack of leaders plague national landscape
• Talk begins on renewing education SPLOST
• Auburnfest set Saturday
• School board awards bid for new track
• Bulldoggs venture to Loganville
• Mother son arrested after fight
• COLUMN: Wagner, Doggs press on in tough year
• Colbert adopts mobile home ordinance
• COLUMN: A fraud upon the people
• OPINION: Socialism puts everyone in a box
• Illegal outdoor burn spotted in Braselton
• Danielsville Fall Festival set for Sat.
• County opens new solid waste transfer station
• Kevin Hoffman
• Wildcats set for clash with Gladiators
• Bobbie Jennings
• Lt. Col. James C. Tollerson USAF
• Losses End Lady Tigers’ Season
• Back to work for MCHS football
• Lady Eagles Bested By Athens Christian
• Schools start talk of next education SPLOST
• Reward offered in horse shooting
• A ‘Devil’ of a task
• COLUMN: Seeking answers for questions old and new
• WBHS teams shine at home meet
• AHS volleyball set for state tournament
• Bennett appointed to development authority
• Nell Walls
• Back-to-back Region Champions
• Firefighters battling large mulch fire
• Stalking The Spartans
• East Jackson C.C. Sweeps Jackson Co.
• Eagles Face Titans Friday
• Garvey Scores GMP Victory
• Flawed SPLOST plan should be nixed; bring back a better proposal next year
• Softball: Panthers fall one victory shy of state
• BC runners compete at Unicoi park; Jefferson
• Softball: JHS barely misses state tourney berth
• Runners take 10th at MainStreet Invitational
• JHS barely misses state tourney berth
• Work on intersection may be complete soon
• Mulch fire turned over to recycling firm
• Barrow Animal Shelter open house set for Oct. 14
• Panthers welcome off week
• A fraud upon the people
• No new JCCHS gym (for now)
• Governor to be at Systemax grand opening
• Volleyball: JCCHS’s season ends at area tourney
• Road rage suspect tells teen to get his gun
• Volleyball: Dragons headed to state
• Puckett stepping down
• Scouting report: JHS-Elbert Co.
• Wrong fire district candidates listed on Jackson ballots
• Cross country: Aikens, JCCHS win MainStreet meet
• Phone number in chat room leads to harassment
• Brown out as BOC settles claims
• JHS-Elbert Co. scouting report
• Officials’ Halloween request sparks controversy
• Aikens, JCCHS win MainStreet meet
• Let local merchants serve you
• Sentences issued in Superior Court Sept. 29
• Bad day for victim of 'auto theft'
• Barrow Co. Republicans to meet Oct. 18
• City school board ends year with $1 million fund balance
• COLUMN: The parental units, football and a car
• Cleanup Week begins Monday
• Meeting seeks more donations
• Paulette Moore
• OT heartbreak: Bulldoggs fall to Heritage
• All-around effort leads to Wildcat victory
• Illegal dumping among incidents reported to sheriff’s office
• Polly Patton
• Nancy Ayers
• Margaret Jane Edwards
• Silver Dollar City celebrating 50 year of family fun in the Ozark Mountains
• BOE millage rate unchanged for 2010-11
• Kool-Aid, meat thieves nabbed in Auburn
• Barrow poverty rate, household income falls
• LETTER: GOP recommends voting early
• Bethlehem officials vote to fund EDC just $1,500
• COLUMN: Ways to deal with unwanted autumn visitors
• OPINION: What would the Tea Party say about the Corn Laws?
• Pet goose attacked by neighbor’s chihuahuas
• Comer plans new police station
• Hershel Williams
• Rosetta Gunnin
• Florence Boswell
• Faye Ann Nash
• Larry McDaniel
• Woman accuses ex-girlfriend of theft
• Early voting continues for Nov. 2 election
• COLUMN: Time to circle the e-wagons
• SPLOST project list gets agreement
• Judge Jerry Gray
• Clara Bell Coile
• Bonnie Jean Garmon
• ‘Jenny’ Johnston
• Faye Hembree
• Helen McCoy
• Suspect cleared in roofing scam
• Injured drunk man unsure of events
• Heckman to speak at Democrat meeting
• COLUMN: Taking care of the ‘free bird’
• School System submits charter application
• Local church receives visit from the WJFD
• Early voting under way for Nov. election
• FOOTBALL PHOTOS: JHS 34, Oglethorpe Co. 7
• North Oconee 37, JCCHS 0: Panthers can’t slow high-octane Titans
• JHS 34, Oglethorpe Co. 7: Dragons have little trouble with winless Patriots
• JHS 34, Oglethorpe Co. 7: Dragons have little trouble with winless Oglethorpe
• Commerce Tops Riverside 32-21
• Winder library to offer 'Spanish Story Time'
• Patient rescued from overturned vehicle
• COLUMN: Homeschooling not the right choice for everyone
• Winder woman stalked while shopping at Walmart
• No support for smaller housing in Winder
• Property tax could be an option instead
• COLUMN: Time to circle the e-wagons
• Intersection safe enough, drivers aren't
• Deal, Barnes to debate Sunday, Oct. 10
• DFACS takes kids from filth-filled apartment
• BOC asked to name pipeline liaison, emergency plan
• Cleanup week planned Oct. 18-22
• Inmate faces charges after escape attempt
• OPINION: On coaching, losing and loyalties
• OPINION: For safety’s sake, some local forestry presence needed
• Maysville falls 300 hugs short of record
• COLUMN: Wildcats, Davis experiencing something special
• Doggs determined to keep getting better
• Wildcats look to stay in contention
• Oct. 15 designated as ‘Pink Friday’
• Judge Jerry Gray dies Friday
• Citizen Appreciation Day set for Oct. 9
• Teen finds only one problem with marijuana
• Debate between Deal, Barnes canceled
• OPINION: Closed-door authority meeting was illegal
• Deer hunt may be solution to overpopulation in Hoschton
• Barrow unemployment at 10.3%
• BCHS improves to 4-1 after 27-0 shutout
• Lease discussed behind closed doors at meeting
• Lady Eagles Enter Post Season
• Girl Scouts help area children in need
• LETTER: Colbert Baptist to carry on Carmine’s Thanksgiving tradition
• Shorthanded Panthers face rolling Titans
• One game away from region title
• Runners set to race up the mountain
• William Jones
• Former chief creates firestorm
• Stars shine on Bethlehem: Annual festival set for Saturday
• COLUMN: On coaching, UGA losing and loyalties
• COLUMN: Fall, October return like two old friends
• East Jackson Second, Fourth At Oglethorpe
• Deputy finds wanted woman in kitchen cabinet
• COLUMN: Washington just doesn't get it
• Softball: Jefferson wins rematch with Jackson Co.
• Jefferson wins rematch with Jackson Co.
• Cross country: Aikens, Lady Panthers win Patriot Races
• Cross country: Smith, Bowles lead JHS to third-place showing
• Softball: Jefferson bounces back with win over Oglethorpe County Tues.
• Barrow Co. Sheriff’s Office awarded H.E.A.T. grant
• Parents asked to observe Halloween on Oct. 30
• JHS needing victory badly
• Rachel Heery
• Taste of Jackson set Thurs.
• Bulldoggs miss chances for victory
• Development authority to fund economic director position
• Wildcats pour on offense against Madison County
• Woman injured after driver confronts her
• Hoschton waiting on sales tax referendum before passing budget
• Barrow SPLOST project list gets agreement
• Dogs lead to altercation, mismatched stories
• TARP, though unpopular, proves (mostly) a success
• Sentences issued in Magistrate Court Sept. 21
• GSP studying cause of fatal wreck
• Annual outdoor burning ban ends
• Taste of Jackson on tap Thursday night
• Sentences issued in Superior Court Sept. 23-24
• Electric rate hike expected in January
• COLUMN: A family story
• Lady Eagles End Season At Fannin
• Lady Leopards end season with .500 record
• Winder sex scandal may see settlement
• Title Chases On Tap At GMP
• Softball: Jefferson softball team bounces back with win over Oglethorpe County Tues.
• OPINION: Hope you can find someone to vote for
• Bye Week Ahead
• Softball: JCCHS tops East Jackson, Banks Co. to keep playoff hopes in reach
• Scam artist arrested again
• COLUMN: Fall, October return like two old friends
• Scouting report: Oglethorpe Co.-JHS
• Annie Mae Johnson
• Scouting report: North Oconee-JCCHS
• Linda Tittle
• Raiders lose halftime lead in blowout loss
• Larry Strickland
• Commerce Closes Season Wed.
• Deputy succumbs to cancer
• Wrong fire district candidates listed on ballots
• Taste of Jackson planned Thursday
• Ernest Graham
• LETTER: Pit Bulls a dangerous breed
• Barrow woman named to advisory council
• Emergency personnel respond to multiple fires
• COLUMN: It’s raining black beetles
• BCWSA looks at locating new headquarters
• Inmate charged after allegedly attacking officer with ‘spork’
• Family fun in Myrtle Beach
• Two face drug charges in Banks County
• Fall, October return like two old friends
• Ten arrested in raid of illegal bar
• ‘Tommy’ Kesler
• James Fields Lord
• Billy Ray ‘B.R.’ White
• Betty Purcell
• Miriam Ann Perry
• Beer theft thwarted at Auburn grocery store
• Silent auction raises over $3,000
• Police investigate alleged battery at day care
• COLUMN: Pledge this
• SPLOST meeting set Monday in Nicholson
• School system continues to see growth in enrollment
• Ruth McDonald
• Late night raid results in multiple arrests
• Alma Geiger
• BOE signs on to county sewerage study
• ‘Jim’ Patton
• Evelyn Daniel
• SPLOST meeting set Thursday in Nicholson
• EDITORIAL: Pendergrass credit card abuse was overwhelming
• Barbara Griffin
• Mysterious ‘Bubba’ starts fight
• Ex-boyfriend leaves machete for woman
• Official: Company with 100 jobs eyeing county
• Child seat program credited with saving lives
• Bethlehem woman harassed over missing marijuana
• COLUMN: Saying a long goodbye to beloved pet
• Bank led by ‘turnaround’ specialists
• Man arrested with pills in pockets, weed in crotch
• COLUMN: Worried that too much T.V. will hurt your kids?
• Barrow EDC struggling with needed financing
• OPINION: Fall is here when Oscar comes calling
• FOOTBALL PHOTOS: JCCHS 7, Oglethorpe Co. 0
• MCHS runners take second at home
• Runners earn season best times
• BCHS sweeps a Homecoming victory
• Eagles Fall To Hart County 21-14
• BCHS Homecoming Queen crowned
• Commerce Defeats Athens Christian 28-7
• North Oconee 35, JHS 22: Unbeaten Titans too much for Dragons
• North Oconee 35, Jefferson 22: Unbeaten Titans too much for Dragons
• JCCHS 7, Oglethorpe Co. 0: Panther 'D' delivers victory
• School system reports stolen AC units
• Sheriff: Jail mail policy working well
• Annie Fay Martin
• Three arrested while trying to ‘rescue’ woman
• NEW SOFTBALL PHOTOS: Jefferson 3, Jackson Co. 0
• New softball photos: Jefferson 3, Jackson Co. 0
• BOC to consider reinstating Thanksgiving pay for employees
• Three arrested while trying to ‘rescue’ woman
• Cheer Tigers Take First At EJCHS
• Hundreds vote early for Nov. 2 election
• Tigers Run Well At Madison Co.
• OPINION: Better vetting and oversight needed on wayward cops
• It's good when tax dollars aren't at work
• Overall county finances actually see improvement
• Woman threatens to kill son, son's wife, take kids
• Bulldoggs welcome Habersham Friday
• Jobless rate falls (barely)
• COLUMN: Pledge this
• DDA finalizing parking plan
• Small fires continue at construction site
• COLUMN: Ranking the miserable losses
• Some area banks continue to struggle, according to data
• LETTER: Think before you prank!
• Playoff chase: AHS travels to Madison County
• Crawfordville man faces drug charges
• BCHS vs Union on Fri.
• County elections structure to get a look
• MCHS looks to trick a win from Wildcats
• COLUMN: An inspiration to entire community
• COLUMN: College season already intriguing
• Lady Eagles Face Jefferson Thurs.
• Madison Co. writer offers essay in new book about ‘untouched’ Georgia
• Heritage provides test, but AHS passes
• Bulldoggs overwhelmed by Gladiators
• Two killed, 5 hurt in Wednesday night wreck
• Jessie Lamar Eubanks
• On the road again
• Panthers hope to ‘get back on that winning train’
• Norton wrong on Jackson housing situation
• ‘Clint’ Wiley
• Lady Leopards pick up 6-2 win over Rabun
• Red Raiders host region tournament on Sat.
• County layoffs confirmed
• JHS to clash with Titans
• Dispute concerning rent leads to shouting match
• Two arrested on charges of child exploitation
• Man sentenced in Barrow County stabbing death
• Lady Eagles Close Regular Season
• Sentences issued in Barrow Superior Court Sept. 13
• Tigers Open Region Play Fri.
• COLUMN: Twinkle, twinkle
• Fees approved for alcohol license
• 43rd Maysville Autumn Leaf festival coming up this weekend
• Statham officials set millage
• Theft at Homer residence among incidents reported
• Theft among incidents reported to sheriff’s office
• Problems with Social Security system
• Google Earth Main Streets in 3-D project has begun
• A royal good time: Medieval Times fun for children and adults alike
• ‘Toni’ McGinnis
• Cross Country: JCCHS runners facing familiar competition again Saturday
• Malrose Bailey
• JCCHS runners facing familiar competition again Saturday
• Cheer Doggs finish first
• Volleyball: 30-7 Dragons hosting final home matches
• Henry Edward McDonald
• Softball: Panthers looking to shake off upset loss
• Police ‘stop sticks’ used to catch store burglars
• Panthers looking to shake off upset loss
• Yes, we'll have no bananas
• Softball: Dragons gunning for second place
• 2 charged in store burglary
• 30-7 volley Dragons hosting final home matches
• Maysville Festival on tap this weekend
• County gets new emergency notification system
• Medical center authority settles suit
• Dog bites pizza delivery worker
• Murphy, Pollard GMP Champs
• Sentences issued in Magistrate Court Sept. 14
• East Jackson Sweeps Madison Co. Meet
• Violent crimes decrease nationally, statewide
• Lady Tigers Host Bulldogs Tuesday
• LETTER: How did we lose our way?
• Carl residents to foot bill for garbage pickup
• Early voting under way for Nov. election
• Brian Claxton
• Edna Wilbanks
• Woman arrested after allegedly assaulting husband
• OPINION: There are two ways to deal with poverty
• Elbert Co. incinerator fight rolls on in court
• Karen Patterson
• Evelyn Richards
• Mary Frances Mathews
• JCCHS-Oglethorpe Co. scouting report
• JHS at North Oconee scouting report
• Parents encouraged to check car seats
• Phone scam victim threatened with death
• ‘Stanley’ Bridges
• Claudine Brewer
• Mary Elizabeth Cameron
• Sarah McConnell
• Laura Anderson
• England named committee co-chair
• Convenience store damaged by gun fire
• COLUMN: Make peace, not Holy War
• BOE approves millage rate
• Ex-boyfriend seeks life insurance policy
• Deputies respond to family fight in yard
• Early voting being held at county’s administrative building
• Area schools have mixed results on SAT scores
• Finances, ethics continue to plague Deal
• New bar friend steals car, crashes through garage door
• COLUMN: Bank’s demise affects a lot of people
• Barrow saddened by local bank’s demise
• Hospital authority to settle lawsuit
• Raider runners earn 7th at Eagle Run
• Runners return next week at Stephens Co.
• FOOTBALL PHOTOS: Jackson Co. vs. Elbert Co.
• Eagles Defeat Patriots 39-12
• Elbert Co. 54, JCCHS 8: Panthers bedeviled by Elbert
• Woman gets high before meeting with probation officer
• COLUMN: Interview with a former homeschool student
• GOP courts veterans
• Auburn officials to pursue $500,000 for infrastructure
• Three arrested after baseball bat attack
• Woman arrested after imprisoning husband
• Winder sex scandal to be settled
• OPINION: BOC should focus on work, not image
• Bradley Marlowe
• Airport authority discusses leases
• County gets new map books for public safety workers
• Planners nix smaller house plan
• State Court to continue on part-time basis
• WBHS to face No. 2 Clarke Central
• OPINIONS: Are you a beach or a mountain person?
• COLUMN: Make peace, not Holy War
• Commissioners reject full-time State Court
• More fires reported near construction site
• Are political campaigns effective?
• Local cancer patient loses long-fought battle
• Early voting under way
• Hull man arrested after leaving wreck scene
• Colbert adopts county animal control ordinance
• Back on track Cats to host Heritage
• Tigers Travel to Banks Co. Sept. 30
• MCHS looks to Habersham for needed W
• Mike Whisnant
• COLUMN: Football experts ready to call in
• ‘Ed’ Shelton
• Lady Leopards struggle with injuries late in the season
• Man killed in accident
• PICTURES: Jackson Co. vs. Jefferson volleyball
• Volleyball: Panthers drop Monday matches
• Softball: Huge games loom for surging JHS
• Softball: Four subregion games, rematch with Jefferson remains for Panthers
• Football: JHS has eyes on Hart Co.-N. Oconee matchup
• Volleyball: Junior driven
• Jackson County considers QB shuffle
• Red Raiders earn region top seed
• BCHS improves to 3-1 with 28-20 win over AC Eagles
• FRIDAY SCOUTING REPORT: JCCHS at Elbert Co.
• COLUMN: Friday at local stadium never grows old
• ‘Government level crisis’ ends in arrests
• BOC hikes taxes 1 mill
• Charles Haymon
• Early voting begins locally
• Lady Eagles Defeat Jackson Co.
• COLUMN: Friday at local stadium never grows old
• East Jackson faces Madison Co. Wed.
• Winder Police Dept. arrests four in burglary
• Tigers Win Two In A Row
• Volley Cats return to winning form
• COLUMN: Can BOE just say ‘No!’
• LETTER: Victory Garden has really helped food bank
• Cross country: Wood leads JCCHS again at Eagle Run
• SAT results for area schools mixed
• Cross country: JCCHS girls outrun region rivals again
• School system tax rate to stay same for FY11
• Carrollton bank to take ownership of bank
• 93 sentenced in State Court
• Stolen cash probably used to buy beer, fries
• School system property tax rate to remain the same
• Lula Mae Adams
• 'Hardest working' man jailed
• Jimmie Ray
• Garbage contract should have been bid
• More children being raised by grandparents
• County OKs Pro Swing Zoning
• Sentences issued in Barrow Superior Court Sept. 8 - 9
• SAT scores plunge at CHS, EJCHS
• COLUMN: Fall follies
• Lady Eagles Take Fourth In Eagle Run
• Recycled signs promote SPLOST spending
• Elliott Keeps It In The Family At GMP
• Triumphant Tigers
• Wildcats bounce back, defeat Salem
• WBHS cross country hosts tuneup meet
• COLUMN: Early-exiting UGA fans embarrassing
• Cross Country: Trio of runners guides JHS to fifth-place showing
• Cross country: Timmerman, Kashuba lead Jefferson at Eagle Run
• Johnnie Lou Griggs
• Jim Hinshaw
• Leonard Carver
• ‘Pat’ Crane
• Exploring ‘Walking Tall Trail’ : Legends, heritage come to life in West Tennessee
• Friday at local stadium never grows old
• Harassing phone calls among incidents reported
• Repeat offender arrested
• Statham Police make arrests in burglary cases
• Fundraising auction begins tomorrow
• Hospital moves into planning phase
• LETTER: Concerned by actions of Winder officials
• Hart Co. 27, JHS 17: Dragons stumble in second half
• COLUMN: Fighting weeds - ‘You can pay me now or pay me later’
• Dorothy Shoemaker
• Ila approves 3% salary increases
• BOE plans to keep millage rate at 13.2
• Mother, daughter fight over cell phone
• OPINION: Sundays are when ‘old ghosts’ appear
• ‘Jim’ Farmer
• Larry Garrison
• Jahaziel Gonzalez
• Brian Johnson
• Marlyn Hutchins
• Henry Wallace
• Jerry Alewine
• Vivian Evans
• Jennifer Baird
• Geraldine Toney
• ‘Neal’ Whiten
• ‘Brad’ Bradshaw
• Nuts and vegetables stolen
• Intoxicated woman accuses man of assault
• Senior expo ahead Sept. 22
• Ruby Kirkland
• COLUMN: Leave my pennies alone
• Statham man, son struck by vehicle
• New commander in place for Winder unit
• Peoples Bank fails; Carrollton bank to take ownership
• County water authority to refinance bonds
• OPINION: We should have flags flying all over our nation every day
• The joy of uncut pages
• Braselton DDA outlines details for wine tasting, auction
• Mobile home relocation to be on agenda
• Braselton eyeing $100,000 in projects for old building
• Owners cited after pit bull attacks neighbor’s labrador
• COLUMN: Work in ER will be missed, despite stress of it all
• BCSO to handle towing for Winder
• Drunk Asian man found passed out in van
• Suspect to return some money that she stole
• Braselton considering new welcome signs
• Eagles Best Panthers, Win 29-14
• Panthers Fall To East Jackson 29-14
• Tigers Make History With 43-34 Win Over Washington-Wilkes
• Hart Co. 27, JHS 17: Dragons stumble in second half
• COLUMN: An interview with sporting greats
• Spurned dancer punches partner in the face
• COLUMN: Paying tribute to my older brother and sister
• Barrow Co. Republicans to meet Sept. 20
• EDC seeking additional support
• Friday Photos: Hart Co. 27, Jefferson 17
• Peoples Bank fails; Carrollton bank to take ownership
• OPINION: The distinction of being ‘trashy’
• Auburn child killed in accident
• Donald Moon
• Age restrictions removed on mobile homes
• ‘Bob’ Hughes
• City tax increases passes without comment
• William Standridge
• Peoples Bank fails; Carrollton bank to take ownership
• New names slated for Zion Church Road
• FDIC takes over Peoples Bank; Carrollton bank takes ownership
• COLUMN: Look for Cats to rally in big way this week
• MCHS runners head to Eagle Run on Saturday
• Road check nets previously deported felon
• Photos: JHS 35, Dawson Co. 14
• COLUMN: Some things I’d like to see in our country
• SCOUTING report: JHS @ Hart Co.
• Pre-K slots still available in Barrow
• BC shakes off loss before hosting Ath. Christian
• Councilman seeks change in city zoning
• Red Raiders vs Red Devils Fri.
• Car seat safety check set for Sept. 21
• Tigers Travel To Madison Co. Tues.
• Melba Bryant
• WBHS runners battle tough course
• EJCHS To Host Eagle Run Sat.
• Judge, solicitor want full-time State Court
• COLUMN: Leave my pennies alone
• OPINION: Southern gentlemen love grits, both kinds
• Volley Eagles To Face Panthers Monday
• EMS-related incidents dominate work for WJFD
• Jeanette Brown
• 17 positions cut in county government
• City council to hold called meeting Sept. 20
• Couple arrested after fight on Paoli Road
• Town to use Gwinnett SPLOST money for projects
• AHS looks to rebound after first regular season loss since 2008
• SCOUTING report: JCCHS @ East Jackson
• 55 charged by sheriff's office
• Chamber continues to promote ‘yes’ vote on sales tax
• Making a joyful noise
• Ladies now 11-7 for season
• Lady Eagles Face Oglethorpe Thurs.
• Raider softball bumped to third in region
• Volleyball: JHS reaches 20-win mark
• Raymond Reed
• Tigers Vs. Tigers Friday
• ‘Bobby’ Aikin
• George Elliott Memorial Slated For GMP
• Runners cut times as Banks takes first, second at meet
• A new rivalry a-brewin’?
• Winder officer fired for misconduct
• Dragons size up Hart
• OPINION: Barrow needs to focus on industrial growth
• COLUMN: Look for AHS to rally in big way
• SAT scores fall for Barrow students
• Child injured in pit bull attack
• Policy set to keep tabs on media
• Lady Doggs seeing improvement
• Lady Wildcats in middle of busy week
• Black bear spotted near Commerce
• LETTER: Unconditional love, a place to give
• Jefferson police officer fired
• COLUMN: Weak leadership led to bank’s demise
• Carl Watson
• Dolly James
• Lady Tigers Take On Hebron Tuesday
• Softball: JHS outlasts JCCHS in barnburner
• How to (not) get a Walmart into county
• Officer appeals firing following chase, wreck
• Sidewalk sale set Saturday downtown
• ‘Sleep driving’ blamed for gas leak in Braselton
• Art in Park Festival this weekend
• LETTER: Former council member disputes issues on sewer plant
• Theresa Lynn Marsingill
• Book signing set for Sept. 17
• Some things I’d like to see in our country
• Accusation of eye poking results in citation
• Blue Ridge weekend includes train ride, apple picking
• COLUMN: Dog days on the patio
• BOC meets behind closed doors for 35 minutes
• Plans proceeding for intersection
• Judge, solicitor push for full-time State Court
• Cell phone damaged after dog chases man on bike
• Jefferson BOE budget down 2.2 percent; millage rate to remain same
• COLUMN: Some things I’d like to see in our country
• Danielsville ponders garbage rates
• Judge, solicitor push for full-time State Court
• Volleyball: Jackson County grabs two victories in weekend play date
• COLUMN: Desperate Dogs over Hogs ... and more Saturday picks
• Wyman Sargent
• Weak leadership led to bank’s demise
• Cross Country: JHS runners crack top 10 at ‘Ekiden’
• City council delays decision on tattoo ordinance
• Softball: JHS outlasts JCCHS in barnburner
• Softball: Panthers rebound, win four of six
• Bulldoggs close again, fall to Raiders
• Rabid raccoon found on Lathan Road
• Winder Cultural Arts Center hosting improvisation class
• Tip leads to arrest on drug, weapons charges
• LETTER: Open Letter to Barrow BOC
• Auburn officials set rates for new stormwater tax
• Neace, Parrish demand apology over ethics complaint
• Man faces charges after attempting to flee from deputy
• Youem Long
• Robert Watson
• Miss Lucille Jackson
• Mrs. Lucille Jackson
• LETTER: Prata’s attack on atheists unwarranted
• Fight reported on Amberly Drive between three women
• Thieves target unlocked cars
• Sheriff's office reports 32 arrests
• Art festival, 9-11 tribute and more this weekend
• Mother scammed out of bond payment for jailed son
• Commerce bests state on ACT
• COLUMN: IRS seeking stooges
• COLUMN: Remembering 9-11
• Cameras to help make traffic flow smoothly
• Several fires spotted at construction project site
• BOE hears facility plans
• COLUMN: South Carolina third in power ratings, UGA sixth
• Search for fire chief on hold
• ‘Rudy’ Saunders
• Man too drunk to walk charged with public intoxication
• South Carolina third in power ratings, UGA sixth
• Anderson a driving force for Bulldoggs
• Henry Land
• Parents blame teen for financial problems
• Eagles flog Leopards 38-0
• Citizen to file lawsuit over ‘election violations’
• Give us your bold predictions for JCCHS-EJCHS
• Vandiver named president of Lanier Tech
• Tigers Trounced By Titans 42-0
• Diaz leads BC boys to first victory
• Thelma Dunn
• Systemax, Aldi to locate to new facilities in Jefferson
• Wildcats fall to Flowery Branch
• Peggy Walker
• Man sentenced to three years for statutory rape
• Winder native honored for assisting in diver rescue
• Bogart man dies in traffic collision
• Lillian Wilburn
• LETTER: The tragedy of atheism
• COLUMN: Gaining perspective as a foreigner in Japan
• Eagles Travel To Carrollton Sat.
• Jean Bryan
• Blood drive Tuesday at First Baptist Church
• Drunk driver caught with cocaine in pocket
• Norton says county needs more affordable housing
• John Brooks
• Inmate death under investigation
• Search for new fire chief on hold
• Fannin Co. 28, JCCHS 14: Big plays not enough to carry Panthers past Fannin
• Leatus Seay
• Jailed woman makes threatening calls
• Tigers Open CC Season Tuesday
• JHS 35, Dawson Co. 14: Dragons coast, tune-up for Hart Co.
• ‘Bobwhite’ Sisk
• COLUMN: IRS seeking stooges
• Yearwood: SPLOST is only ‘Fair Tax’
• SEE PHOTOS: JHS 35, Dawson Co. 14
• Jerry Eubanks
• Constitutional amendment information posted online
• Hull man arrested while visiting jail
• Audit: Legal settlement kept city afloat in 2009
• Betty J. Brock
• GDOT approves plans for courthouse turn lane
• COLUMN: The debate: To cuss or not to cuss
• America needs Bill Clinton back in the White House
• County HR director placed on leave
• ‘Support Person of the Year’
• OPINION: Georgia is one of the most diverse states
• Dr. Charles Uhl
• Holiday Festival coming up this weekend
• COLUMN: Now is the time to plant vegetables for late summer, fall
• Black Diamond, Denim Gala set for Sept. 25
• Videotaping leads to woman’s arrest
• Barrow WSA fronts money to county
• Rickey Hardigree
• Lois Sims
• Thedral Madeline Morris
• Paul Allen Compton
• James Howard Dobbs
• WBMS finalist for $5,000 spirit award
• ‘Sexually crude gestures’ cause dispute
• COLUMN: All ‘ginned up’
• Auburn officials form new rates for storm tax
• Sue Hutchinson Clary
• Robin Turk
• Doris Gunnells
• BOC considers fee increase for rec programs
• Tommy Garrish
• Rev. John Abbott
• Roy Dewitt Sears
• Daniel Matthews
• COLUMN: Marriage an adventure
• Copper stolen from Hoschton chicken houses
• Chamber plans ‘Jackson Derby’
• Chamber membership, finances remain steady
• Winder man killed in motorcycle accident
• Water sales peak at 100 million gallons for July
• Homeless, drunk couple passes out at apartment complex
• Carl officials consider adding traffic sign
• Barrow students improve on ACT but still lag state average
• Woman hoards soccer balls to thwart ‘Mexicans’
• Auburn Public Works employee earns state recognition
• Storm water tax back on the table
• COLUMN: UGA goes 8-4 this fall
• LETTER: Questioning school leaders on spending is crucial now
• JCCHS gets lightning-shorted victory
• BCHS opens with 40-14 win
• Red Raiders drop opener, 21-0
• Eagles Fall To White Co. 21-14
• Blocked FG denies CHS in fourth-straight loss to JHS
• JHS holds off CHS in thriller
• MCHS runners start with 2nd place finish
• COLUMN: Twin Tales: Recalling great times
• COLUMN: Every house needs a front porch
• Prison escapee captured by Winder Police officers
• Auburn Public Works employee earns state recognition
• Pigskin Preview - BCHS faces the mountain schools
• Pigskin Preview - Will the Red Raiders Rise in 2010?
• Husband wrecks car, claims to have killed dog
• Harry Paul Compton
• OPINION: Islamic center a monument to America
• DOT to hold meeting about I-85 express lane project
• Council rejects Granite Hotel funds
• A virtue of ignorance
• County CFO: Finances faltering
• First town hall meeting held to promote SPLOST extension
• COLUMN: All ‘ginned up’
• Lady Eagles Fall To Lumpkin Co.
• Lightning keeps firefighters busy over weekend
• Woman faces firearm charge after picking apples
• ‘Get Low’ to show in Athens Aug. 27-Sept. 2
• OPINION: The link between immigration and defense spending
• No more age limits allowed on mobile homes
• Lady Eagles 4-4 On Season
• Cross Country Eagles Open Season Sat.
• Lois Sims
• AHS to host parents night on Aug. 31
• AHS to host parent's night on Aug. 31
• AHS picked third in 8-AAAA
• COLUMN: Always remember, WBHS, AHS combine to make one community
• Boyett tops UAB depth chart
• Agnes Davidson
• NASCAR Returns To GMP Saturday
• Eagles To War On Warriors
• Tigers Open With Dragons Friday
• Rain Washes Out Lady Tigers
• Volleyball: JHS falls to 8-3, hosting play date Sat.
• Allen Hunter Sr.
• Davis, defending champs return
• Lady Leopards get set for region opener on Thurs.
• EDITORIAL: Courts can’t stop science
• Lady Raiders move to 6-1 for season
• ‘Gail’ Puckett
• Thelma Blakey
• Yearwood wants blog investigation reopened
• Jefferson Vs. Commerce: The War Wages On
• Care-a-Thon to raise funds for cancer research
• Jackson deputies arrest 35
• Safety Zone program nominated for award
• Movie featuring scene shot at Hurricane Shoals coming to Athens
• COLUMN: Baseball memories live
• Panthers prep for Johnson following sloppy scrimmage
• Volleyball: JCCHS continues hot start, surpass last year’s win total
• Foreclosures up 10 percent in NEGA over last year
• Cross country: JHS previews
• Qualifying begins Mon. for Pendergrass City Council seats
• Cross country: JCCHS runners gear up for NEGA Championships
• Jefferson officer on leave after fight
• Softball: JHS gets past Elbert, faces no.1 Buford today
• Lady Wildcats continue early season success
• Softball: Unbeaten Panthers ‘still not at our best’
• Benefit Wednesday for Kristen Clack
• Sentences issued in Barrow County Magistrate Court Aug. 10
• Bulldoggs begin Wagner era Friday
• Locked and loaded: BCSO range open to the public
• Gosnell appointed to Baldwin water plant position
• Sentences issued in Superior Court August 9 - 12
• Subject in domestic dispute to be deported?
• Winder CPA and junior academy to begin Sept. 2
• How about a 'no new tax cut' pledge?
• COLUMN: Important to save historic structure
• Tigers on the Town pep rally is Thursday
• Habitat ReStore opens in Commerce
• OPINION: Do you remember ‘The Nancy Hanks?’
• Tax bills expected in early Sept.
• Mary Burousas
• Republicans approve amendment on abortion
• Driver blames DUI on stores selling alcohol
• Pledger Gardiner
• DOT projects unveiled: Bridge repairs, landscaping among plans
• Baseball, football memories will always live
• Fraud and burglary among incidents reported to Maysville PD
• Auburn called meeting Wednesday night
• Firefighters respond to numerous vehicle accidents
• Fewer prisoners held in state correctional facilities
• Statham Police Dept. is now on Facebook
• LETTER: Just say no to BMI
• Info sought concerning Statham robberies, Council asked to offer reward
• Eunice Cotton
• Sisters fight at bridal shower in Carlton
• Auburn called meeting Wednesday night
• Maggie Vinson
• Tony Maddox
• Civil War Trail through West Tennessee: Shiloh National Park, Elmwood Cemetery, Hunt-Phelan Mansion
• Dale Poulnott
• Annie Maude McCombs
• Eloise Myers
• David Keller
• Willard Denham
• Peggy Ann Donaldson
• David Carr
• Sid Griffin
• Lisa Renay Martin
• Applications available for student advisory council
• Wanted men find law before law finds them
• Traffic fatality reported in Sunday accident
• COLUMN: More bailout baloney
• OPINION: New shelter puppy brings joy in the face of loss
• Bethlehem signs contract for intersection
• Hull council approves business proposal
• Jefferson sidewalk replaced
• Jefferson sidewalk replaced
• Bernice Hicks
• Dogs left unattended in hot cars prompt complaints
• COLUMN: Fear doesn’t solve complex problems
• Still warns of tough times ahead
• Bad hair extensions prompt fighting words
• Veggie thief continues to steal from gardener
• BOC updates code on age requirements for mobile homes
• Wildcats rush through Archer
• Cross country team expected to have good season
• Winder Fire Department to host 9 - 11 memorial service
• Wanted man disrupts gathering at American Legion
• Keeping tabs on Winder officials
• Lady Raiders moving past defeat looking for season improvements
• Heavy rains result in localized flooding
• OPINION: Ingles’ expansion shows value of county’s commercial zone
• 48 foreclosures advertised for September
• COLUMN:Thoughts on Favre, ARod and Shaq
• COLUMN:Thoughts on Favre, ARod and Shaq
• Auburn changing storm water proposal
• Auburn changing storm water proposal
• COLUMN: Time moves too quickly with children
• Barrow Fire and EMS grateful for public support
• COLUMN: More bailout baloney
• August’s Friday the 13th keeps firefighters busy
• Town OKs three building permits
• GBI investigation of blog post about Yearwood continues
• Commerce Police Department arrests
• Commerce Police Department arrests
• Everything is secondary to party loyalty
• Jackson GOP voters favor anti-abortion amendment
• Prospects continue to look at Rooker building
• Cross Country Eagles Ready For Start
• Council rejects Granite Hotel funds
• No permits issued in Hoschton
• 2-0 strong open for Lady Leopards
• Bethlehem man arrested for solicitation of sodomy
• Bounty hunter stymied by emergency room nurse
• OPINION: Vampire governments aren’t ‘revenue neutral’
• Mayor keeps dead loan alive
• Bus, vehicle collide in Hoschton
• Final week before Leopard football
• MCHS looks for improvements before Flowery Branch opener
• Tennis: Bost getting even better
• COLUMN: Islamic center a monument to America, not Islam
• JHS plagued by turnovers in scrimmage
• Volleyball: JHS off to 6-1 start
• Cross country: Lady Panthers eyeing region title in 2010
• Volleyball: Resurgent Panthers start strong
• Lady Panther runners eyeing region title in 2010
• Volleyball" Resurgent Panthers start strong
• Bost getting even better
• Lexington woman charged with battery
• Softball: Dragons win three of five in season-opening tourney
• Granite Hotel loan decision due tonight
• Dragons win three of five in season-opening tourney
• Harrison Poultry named in wrongful death suit
• 5-0 team off to good start
• COLUMN: Thankful for Friday nights at the stadium
• Competition continues
• Statham Police investigating Friday fight on school bus
• Lady Eagles Face Stephens Friday
• Homeowners warned of roofing scam
• COLUMN: WBHS takes field after months of work, preparation
• Bomb threat made Friday at WBHS
• John Michael Andrews
• Edward Russum
• GBI closes investigation into blog post
• City police catch truck thief
• EPA: BOE to pay portion of Sikes costs
• Why sex education is taught in schools
• Woman reports assault
• Age limit removed on mobile homes
• Bulldoggs take first steps in scrimmage
• 15 city streets to be resurfaced
• Bulldoggs take first steps in scrimmage
• Lady Tigers Best Towns Co.
• Wildcats set for scrimmage Friday
• Lady Tigers Best Towns Co.
• Once-unconscious man runs from cops after waking
• Wet Weather Cancels Local Races
• Area couple survives Colombia plane crash
• Lady Eagles Open Season With 2-2 Run
• Commissioner walks out of EMS budget discussions
• Tigers Up For New Challenges
• Sentences issued in Barrow County Magistrate Court Aug. 3
• Jackson County couple survive Colombia plane crash
• Sentences issued in Superior Court August 4 – 5
• Annexation from Lula car dealer withdrawn
• Barrow County GOP BBQ set for August 21
• Evelyn Massey
• COLUMN: Keeping SANE
• Patrick Mooney
• Atlanta area housing market crumbles
• Lori Rose
• Keeping a weather eye open
• Ronnie Sorrow Sr.
• EPA demands school system pay portion of Sikes costs
• Barrow County Emergency Services warns of scam
• City police catch truck thief
• Chemical spill reported to sheriff’s office
• Isakson representatives to be in Banks County Aug. 25
• One injured in accident at Barrow Park Drive
• Jackson County couple survive Colombia plane crash
• Bobby Colley Jr.
• Hazel Barnett
• Joyce Walls
• Emergency services personnel respond to 190 calls
• COLUMN: A review of my movie bucket list
• Braselton seeking federal grant
• Business leaders oppose storm water tax
• Girlfriend get-away: Spa-time, shopping, perfume party during Jacksonville adventure
• Stephen Lewis
• George Nault
• Clyde Reddick
• Two men escape, one woman caught after chase
• OPINION: Cutting defense spending makes sense, but don’t stop there
• BOE recognizes teachers of the year, student achievements
• Jail implements cost cutting measure
• Stolen subdivision sign discarded with trash
• COLUMN: Never mind the brakes
• Improvements set for intersection
• Ambrose Bennett
• Jessie Ross
• Grace Dorsey
• J.C. Hammond
• Robert Lee Austin Sr.
• COLUMN: From the other side of the tracks
• $5 debt leads to slashed tires
• Additional teachers needed for classes
• Ila council proposes 3% raises; awards bid for $28,000
• Teen misses 85 days of school with help of boyfriend
• ‘Operation Round Up’ grants awarded
• COLUMN: Elections bring out liberal frustrations
• Mayors, chairman meet concerning SPLOST division
• Man threatens men who got him out of jail
• Bulldoggs battle Dacula to wire
• Comer travel museum to be unveiled in Oct.
• Returning Panthers ready to step up
• A lot on the line
• Lady Raiders starting on Tuesday
• COLUMN: Barrow County homeowners and farmers facing armyworm infestation
• COLUMN: Collision Course: Tatum one tough player
• COLUMN: Some homeschooling is good for all kids
• Drunken man attacks officer
• Barrow County GOP to meet August 16
• BOC plans to hike taxes 1 mill, more layoffs coming
• BOE takes high bid on auto insurance
• Winterville man arrested on numerous charges
• Drop in digest to cost schools $2.4 million
• County deputies make 44 arrests
• Settlement best in reservoir suit
• Board of health seeks change in sex ed policy
• School enrollment up slightly
• Drop in digest to cost schools $2.4 million
• Drug task force arrests numerous suspects
• County seeks to restructure debt
• Yearwood’s clout questioned
• OPINION: What was the real agenda in storm water tax plan?
• COLUMN: Never mind the brakes
• Firefighters respond to van fire on Hwy. 332
• JCWSA offers cheaper fix for new water lines
• Eagles To Scrimmage Friday
• DOT to discuss four-year project plans
• MCHS heads to Hart Co. Friday
• COLUMN: Length of time in business is special, unique
• COLUMN: Community rallies around one of its own
• Lady Leopards host Chestatee in season opener
• Geri Brook
• Softball opens with Leadoff Classic
• School enrollment numbers up slightly
• EDITORIAL: State’s math changes a debacle
• Woodall, Ginn winners in runoff
• Sheriff says 2010 has been ‘challenging’
• Towne officially out as chief
• Length of time in business is special, unique
• Back on the gridiron, BCHS scrimmages Franklin, Fri.
• New sidewalk planned for 2nd Ave. in Colbert
• Length of time in business is special, unique
• OPINION: What to write about? So much to choose
• Health board reviews proposal on school sex education curriculum
• Truckers arrested after fight in Braselton
• Jesse Campbell
• Smash-and-grab burglar scores drugs
• Alvin Juan Thomas
• Advancing to the general election
• Brenice Beauchamp
• Health board reviews proposal on school sex ed
• City school board to hold tax rate at 17.75
• Man found in reservoir believed to have drowned
• Lady Eagles Open Season Thursday
• Barrow County GOP BBQ set for Aug. 21
• Insane Saturdays Continue At Dragway
• Water filled condoms tossed near houses
• Tigers: 17 Days And Counting
• COLUMN: Ward, I’m worried about the beaver…
• Lady Tigers Open New Season Thurs.
• ‘Good news’ received on ESPLOST figures
• Pro Late Models Roar Back To GMP Saturday
• Yearwood requests GBI investigation of blog post
• Ginn bests Coley in 47th
• Trial run: Bulldoggs to host scrimmage Friday
• Ginn wins Senate seat; Deal carries Jackson
• AHS coach concerned with heat, prep time
• Adventure in St. Augustine: Alligator Farm, lighthouse, museums among stops
• Dragons look to bounce back from injury-filled 2009
• Jim Fuller named fire chief
• Three years later, JCCHS closing gap
• Joe Gailey named recreation director
• Stan Esco
• Storme Crow
• Man found in reservoir believed to have accidentally drowned
• Roy Watkins
• ‘Ebb’ Carter
• William Elem
• Police investigate ‘mentally unstable’ man
• Bear Creek lawsuit options discussed
• Bethlehem officials look for red light
• Barrow County Election Results
• Election results
• Election results Aug. 10, 2010
• Election results Aug. 10, 2010
• Wofford, Ralph
• Randall Shaw
• Geneva Evans
• Georgia Genealogy Society to meet August 10
• BCFES responds to several car accidents
• COLUMN: The preacher and the politician
• Auburn takes first look at FY11 budget
• LETTER: Let’s start the ‘Fed Up’ party and institute fair tax
• ‘Suspicious’ man arrested for loitering on Sam Bruce Road
• Deadline for new pre-k class lottery is August 11
• Runoff elections coming up Tues.
• ‘Boots’ McKee
• Dayton Brown
• Dorothy Dunbar
• Sidney Pope
• Veterans Day activities being planned for city
• Jackson County tax digest drops 5%
• Runoff election coming up Aug. 10
• Drug task force arrests numerous suspects
• OPINIONS: The Web and the passage of time
• Ceremony offers tribute to fallen Confederate soldier
• Skillet wielding woman accused of drug abuse
• COLUMN: Traveling leads to fresh perspective
• Runoff scheduled for Tuesday
• Thief steals from subdivision (again)
• LETTER: Glad to see flag treated with respect
• Skinner: closing station risk to citizens, firefighters
• One injured when shots fired into crowd
• Great expectations
• COLUMN:Top five multi-sport athletes of all time
• COLUMN: Searching for meaning in the daily grind
• Public safety officers honored
• Girlfriend moves out, takes $20,000 from bank account
• Barrow students back in class
• Ginn, Coley vie for Senate seat in runoff Tuesday
• OPINIONS: Warm Springs – great day trip
• Softball girls go 8-0 in summer
• Back to pads for MCHS Red Raiders
• COLUMN: Allen makes for quality addition to Bulldogg coaching staff
• Jefferson in the black for 2009
• EDITORIAL: Big test looming for Hoschton leaders
• Ada Elder
• ‘Dee’ Adams
• Jane Martin
• Coley, Ginn to be on radio show
• Rowdy bar patron makes rude gesture at cops
• Commissioner calls for lift on furlough days
• OPINION: Just say ‘No’ to new Winder tax
• Colbert couple charged with growing marijuana
• County’s budget gap at $3 million
• Sheriff's deputies arrest 36
• COLUMN: The preacher and the politician
• Changing the family's monetary policy
• Firefighters collect more than $4,000 for MDA
• Council to act on 'final' budget Monday
• Man burned in domestic dispute in South Jackson
• South Jackson man burned in domestic dispute
• Business leaders rip city spending plans
• Leopards get suited up
• Westbrook traded to St. Louis Cardinals
• Fall sports picture day on Sat.
• LETTER: Humble, but angry
• Lady Doggs eye new season with new coach
• COLUMN: Smith wrong on employees ‘milked’
• Tea Party forms in Barrow County, endorses Hice
• Attic not good hiding place for wanted men
• COLUMN: Communication among students differs today
• Business leaders decry borrowing, proposed new taxes
• Blood drive held in honor of cancer survivors
• Roach-infested residence brings charges
• Man killed in accident in Hoschton
• If your kids don't succeed in school, it's probably your fault
• LETTER: Citizen urges BOC to consider traffic light
• County tax digest down five percent
• St. Augustine—A Place History Comes Alive
• Summer's over: school begins Thursday, Monday
• BOC set to approve $12.6 million budget
• Smith Tops Sinack In Dragway Reprise
• Homer man struck and killed
• Lady Eagles Recharged For 2010
• BOC interviews top three candidates for recreation director
• Three caught allegedly stealing melons
• ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ begins Aug. 6
• OPINIONS: ‘Brothers, do not slander one another’
• Sentences issued in Superior Court July 19 - 22
• Jackson digest drops 5.3%
• Runoff election coming up Tues.
• COLUMN: Shootin’ craps with the teacher
• Couple return from vacation to find home burglarized
• Barrow schools to appeal some AYP results
• County students return to class Thurs.
• JCCHS hopes win total grows as program does
• Juniors guide Dragons volleyball program
• Head wound found on drunk driver
• Panthers on the preseason prowl
• Braselton council approves resolution about Gwinnett
• Jefferson full speed ahead in practice
• Madison Co. schools receive federal technology grants
• COLUMN: Teachers are the good role models
• Carl evaluates financial situation
• Jamie Johnson
• Ray Gaddis
• Winder mayor rushing vote on new city taxes
• Local weather web site gets new look
• Watermelon theft reported to police
• ‘Donald’ Turner
• Harry Beck
• ‘Jerrye’ Purcell
• Jefferson gets Google grant for 3-D project
• Motorcycle ride to benefit P.L.A.Y. program, charities
• Charles Gaddis
• Wine drinking woman wrecks car, arrested for DUI
• Swayne Lewallen
• COLUMN: Things are the same all over
• Anthony Guarino
• Thelma Hardy
• Man sentenced to three years for theft
• County’s lawsuit expenses exceed $220,000
• LETTER: Sam Bruce Road: unspinning the spin
• Michael Pate
• Rhonda Taylor
• Auburn meetings to impact wallets
• JoAnn Crumley
• Clayton Palmer
• Myrtle McGinnis
• Winder mayor and council to face off this week
• COLUMN: Counting down top multi-sport athletes of all time
• Boyfriend moves out, takes cell phone and $800
• OPINION: Data is useful, but AYP has crazy goals
• Developer predicts more tough times
• Early voting to begin Aug. 2 for runoffs
• Upset customer settles dispute at contractor’s house
• City gets Google grant for 3-D project
• COLUMN: Top five multi-sport athletes of all time
• COLUMN: Revisiting Marty Stouffer’s Wild America show
• Man downs ten beers, flips vehicle near Ft. Yargo
• Nathan Deal beats Handel in online poll
• Barrow budget process falls apart
• New season, same tough game
• OPINION: A not so dangerous storm
• Clifford Poole Jr.
• Teen threatened by neighbor while retrieving basketball
• OPINION: Maynard’s words should echo loudly
• Unemployment rate continues to climb
• Clement resigns employment
• Hull man charged with battery, traffic violations
• West Jackson principals give students, parents advice on new school year
• COLUMN: Things are the same all over
• West Jackson principals give students, parents advice on new school year
• West Jackson principals give students, parents advice on new school year
• Blood trail leads to - beauty salon
• Nicholson gets $700,000 GEFA loan
• Jackson jobless rate inches up
• LETTER: Mitcham misguided on Sam Bruce Road opinions
• Superior Court results
• Joan Holcomb
• Murl Clay Garoutte
• EDITORIAL: The Ginn-Coley showdown
• West Jackson principals give students, parents advice on new school year
• COLUMN: Don't sit too close to me
• ‘Klondike’ Bridges
• County employee injured in accident
• COLUMN: Barnes comeback picks up steam
• Buses routes reorganized, RIFs and layoffs take place
• Coley, Ginn to make guest appearances on local radio shows
• Witness tips lead authorities to burglar’s home
• Hancock just misses at Dragway
• Final countdown to softball
• Colbert woman killed on Hwy. 29
• Early voting for run-off set for Aug. 2–6
• UPDATE: Fox that bit school worker was rabid
• James Edwards
• “Nanny” Roberts
• Gridiron Leopards ready to put on pads
• I-85 SOUTHBOUND ALL LANES NOW OPEN – PERMANENT REPAIR TOMORROW
• Ten Sharks Medal At State
• I-85 SOUTHBOUND ALL LANES NOW OPEN – PERMENANT REPAIR TOMORROW
• Tigers Hit Practice Field Monday
• Bond denied for Danieslville man accused of breaking infant’s bones
• Eagles Ready To Start Fall Practice
• Sentences issued in Superior Court July 15
• Blue Ridge Capital purchases Tanger center
• Range day set for August 7
• Early voting to be held July 29-Aug. 6 for runoff election
• COLUMN: Thanks, Ma
• Turk questions board’s top fire chief candidates
• Oconee Basin lawsuit still rejected
• Barnes comeback continues to pick up steam
• Auburn considering reservoir project
• Fantastic finish: Sea Dragons fifth at state
• Suicide investigated by Winder Police
• Holton heading north to continue football career
• Summer work nears end, fall practice begins Monday
• Sharing the wisdom
• COLUMN: Advances make work safer today for players
• Jackson school system pulls out of deficit
• Damaged cable on I-85 to be repaired Thursday
• New school year gets under way next week
• Jackson County School System releases calendar
• Animals from kennel have been adopted
• Voter turnout? Actually, we don't care
• Parents make school transfer requests
• Police shoot fox that bites school worker
• Intoxicated adults take kids to restaurant
• State champion grocery bagger heading to Vegas
• Budget fiasco, Clement resignation in this week's Barrow Journal
• DDA mulls cuts to City Lights Festival
• Rowena Lord
• 11-year-old boy drives recklessly on Hwy. 29
• Internet date ends badly for Auburn man
• A mission in survival: Going to Wal-Mart
• Braselton eying Better Hometown status
• 2007 agreement canceled by BOC, BOE
• Beatrice Kinney
• Carol Beck
• I-85 SB all lanes blocked at Jefferson exit
• ‘Pat’ Crotsley
• Thomas Dudley
• Derion Brown
• Darion Brown
• OPINION: Superintendent’s situation is simply sad
• Accusations of infidelity lead to dispute
• COLUMN: Too fat for the Feds?
• GOP voters voice opposition to taxes
• County employees to pay more for insurance
• Emory Bruce
• Letter: Southern hospitality
• Clayton Dorminey
• Marion Gasaway
• Margaret Fortson
• Bobbie Casper
• Discovering Marietta: Trolley tour, ‘Gone With the Wind’ Museum highlights of visit
• Lorraine Hanson
• Sara Pollock
• 36 foreclosures advertised for August
• Text messages about jailed boyfriends prompt complaint
• COLUMN: A ‘black dog’ named ‘Grace’
• Bullock: 2010 could be good year for GOP
• Police patrols curbing curfew violations
• Woman fights off man while driving
• Court upholds judge’s ruling on reservoir lawsuit
• Whither goeth 'trod'?
• Cousin steals truck, goes on $500 crack binge
• Commerce CRCT scores are up
• Jackson approves 2 new taxes
• OPINION: Winder council right to kill $5 million loan
• Grill Dominates For Win At GMP
• City seeks partly 'forgivable' loan for water work
• Coley, Ginn headed for runoff in August
• Lady Tigers Zero In On New Season
• Victim in fatal accident identified
• County dealing with dire financial picture
• Lady Eagles Prepare For 2010
• Victim in fatality accident identified
• COLUMN: Too fat for the Feds?
• Sharks Net Third In League Event
• Roofer bilks would-be customer, closes business
• Firefighters respond to multiple wrecks
• Stolen vehicle report ends in arrest
• A family day outing at the Mall of Georgia
• DOT approves repaving for two highways
• School system fails to meet AYP
• Woodall, Hice set for runoff, Barrow follows state trend
• Barrow Emergency Services issues heat warning
• 'Steady' turnout at the polls
• Questions brought up concerning SPLOST
• Burt Shepard
• COLUMN: Patriotic duty completed one more time
• BOC poised to raise tax rate
• Linda Gale Smallwood
• BC 2-0 after first summer game
• Alford Patrick
• COLUMN: Weak schools the result of weak principals
• Summer all but complete for local football players
• Lady Tigers Focus On New Season
• BOC imposes county spending freeze
• Three schools fail to make AYP
• EDITORIAL: AYP problems in schools are complex
• Day Camp a ‘huge success’
• Man stalks woman working at bank
• School board OKs $11.5 million loan
• OPINION: ‘Dump all incumbents’ message misguided
• BOC approves new sources of taxes
• One killed in Hwy. 8 accident
• LETTER: Obama slaps Arizonans in the face
• Store video leads to theft arrest
• Jackson deputies arrest 32
• Burn victim taken to Grady
• Goodbye to schools' 'zero tolerance' policy
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