Madison, GA News

• Madison, GA News
• Incentives for Baxter larger than anticipated
• Madison Tea Room to relocate to historic African-American building 
• County buses aid in emergency
• Library slated to re-open June 4
• Madison’s Town Park too expensive to rent?
• Deputies will be out in force this weekend
• Fair Time
• School lunch price increases 25 cents
• Near 100 residents attend housing mtg.
• 79 percent of fifth graders pass writing test
• New website meant to help teens with energy conservation
• 15-year-old allegedly raped in Beacon Heights
• Drug arrests made at Green Meadows Drive residence
• Turn it Up!
• New Band Uniforms are On Their Way
• Service draws small group
• Dance this Friday to benefit Ferst Foundation
• Spring Tour
• It's a Celebration
• Words In Honor of Mothers • Angelina Bellebuono
• Public chimes in on BOE budget shortfall
• Principal search at MCHS down to 3
• Board of Commissioners to choose three seats on Hospital Authority
• Holt to fill vacancy on Planning Commission
• Recreation Dir. says kids are best part of his job
• GA HB397 requires more transparency for local government
• WLDO teaches Georgia’s children how to interact safely with animals
• Bogart woman charged with 181 counts of transaction theft
• Robbers caught red-handed
• Rabid cat found in Micha Way
• Cruisin’
• Madisonfest
• Field Trip
• Full circle with role in MCT’s “Annie”
• Scoggins picks up leadership experience, scholarship through high school’s ROTC
• Don't Squash the Bugz
• Maintenance, transportation costs among region’s lowest
• State legislators address taxes, answer public at Morgan Chamber’s event
• Ponder Pines to be paved
• Grant would fund police surveillance equipment
• Planning Commission to look at Madison Zoning Ordinance
• Democrats convene at high school
• Kevin Price Contractors to build Freshman Academy
• Gizzard shad die-off caused by changes in temperature, DNR concludes
• Just a Drill
• Chamber’s Bob Hughes weighs in on Baxter
• Under new formula, Morgan graduation rate increases
• DDA prepping for College Ave. senior housing development
• Goodwill Donation Center opened in county
• Wrestling comes to Buckhead
• Rutledge to vote on Sunday pouring sales on city ballot
• Farmer’s market set for Fairplay St.
• Relay for Life set for Friday, Saturday
• Recreation board members reflect on Director Wood’s tenure
• Historic Preservation Commission denies demolition applications
• Reports from local law enforcement
• Search begins for new high school principal
• Buckhead festival this Saturday
• Masters brings in 15 percent more visitors to Welcome Center
• School system moving forward with planning for future
• Treasure Hunters
• Bald eagle nest confirmed in Hard Labor Creek State Park
• Follow Lightning
• We (Heart) Recognition
• Parents, teachers, leaders, locals get involved in school rule discussion
• Downtown fund-raiser for ystem of Care brings in $1,400
• Feelin’ froggy?
• Schools consider the IB route
• School board OKs schools' returning personnel lists
• MMH expenses below budget for Feb.
• Celebrating Vietnam Veterans
• Rev. Reid retires after 55 years in the ministry in Morgan Co.
• ‘Lady Buggie’ shuttle service coming to Madison
• Planning Commission approves poultry houses
• BOE begins crunching budget numbers
• Testing season begins at county schools
• Taste of Madison
• Students apply rocket science
• Locals mourn death of Marine killed in military copter crash
• Variety Works Opening a Must
• Morgan target area for deer–vehicle collision study
• Andrina Ray exhibit opens at African–American Museum
• Downtown Madison repaving to begin Monday
• Graduation tests offered next week
• Chevron burglary attempts proves unsuccessful for three Atlanta men
• Police look for peeping tom
• BOE to wait on new school
• Rutledge council plans for new grocery store
• Rutledge council looks at projects slated to be completed by 2017
• Commission OKs renovation for Madison’s W. Jefferson house
• MCMS council begins principal interviews
• Copper theft-related arrest made
• Non-profits honored
• BOC tables appeal regarding fencing a metal recycling facility
• Curbside garbage pick-up for city residents in the works
• “Superior” achievements for local school band programs
• MCMS student accepted to Australian exchange program
• Fatal wreck on interstate
• Slam dunk: MCMS's Hoops for the Heart
• Ga. Transmission to begin work on transmission line project
• More than 20 applications for principal spot
• Senior Center, hospice looking for volunteers
• System administration completes survey of county teachers, students, parents and community
• Church opens food bank
• Flight attendants thank Delta with a plane
• New Morgan Memorial CEO to come on board next week
• Feds decline Williams investigation
• County Planning Commission OKs Good Hope guyed tower
• Planning Commission approves Hallie Jane’s Catering’s plans to relocate
• BOC to spend $77,000 to move utility poles
• Local businesses support System of Care
• Mixed feelings about Caterpillar
• Tonge to represent Rutledge
• Monroe teen named Boys & Girls Club “Youth of the Year”
• Health board’s budget to BOC for approval
• Sheriff’s office yet to receive word from feds
• Ga. receives No Child Left Behind waiver
• Camp directors converge on Camp Twin Lakes
• Transmission tower could provide cell service in future
• Rutledge’s Sunflower Farm set to host future winter event
• Library soft opening may be April
• Teenager’s local crime spree ends with traffic stop
• Teen arrested on two felony burglary charges
• Playing the insurance odds
• Voters urged to visit site
• Students become teachers
• More than tie-tying
• New fence for cemetery
• Founder’s Day
• Morgan County remembers native son, Raymond Andrews
• Clarifications • We’ve got a little more to say...
• Dance with me, Daddy!
• Give your input online
• Farmhouse Inn featured nationally
• Budget will have to tackle $500,000 increase in health insurance costs
• Search for new MCMS principal is underway
• Volunteers
• This week in city, county Law Enforcement reports February 9, 2012
• MCHS students take show to State Thespian Conference
• Builder's' Jam
• MCHS actors have plans to make Shakespeare funny
• The Citizen talks shop with Morgan Memorial’s new CEO
• Planning Commission OKs opthamology office
• Planning meeting attracts about 300
• Elementary school students set to demonstrate technology Feb. 7
• MCMS door decor
• Public hearings scheduled for Madison’s redistricting
• Planning Commission tackles rules, regs and ethics
• Commission requires permit from Burnt Pine Plantation
• Elections board takes issue with BOC setting date for District 5 Special Election
• Council to aid in search process for new MCMS Principal
• Bike trails at Hard Labor
• Grade 8 students take tech assessment this week
• Repairs being made to Rutledge Grocery
• Accident injures driver, passenger
• Greenspace outlines plans for a Madison Trail System
• In Madison, there is such a thing as getting free lunch
• Title Max acquires new building
• Local 5-year-old sheep rider competes in Las Vegas
• Community invited to schools’ planning meeting next Tuesday
• Motorcycle club gives back
• Rucker Foundation provides equipment to student in need
• Birth control or abortion?
• Monticello man found guilty of child molestation, statutory rape
• Law Enforcement
• Buckhead woman takes her life
• BOE planning for strategic planning
• Board approves Hale as chair
• Huddle House planning to open Jan. 18
• Teachers prep for Ga. curriculum change
• Work continues on city’s ethics ordinance
• Election for Cathey’s BOC seat slated for July
• City operating in the positive
• Driver flees scene of E. Jefferson St. accident
• Fire destroys Greensboro Rd. house
• Celebrating Jubilee Day
• Greenspace Commission approves Ricketts grant applicants
• Breakfast means a reason to get up
• Belton pens new book: “The Gods Among Us”
• Council’s ethics ordinance to cover volunteer committees
• Rutledge council swears in new member
• Zant elected Morgan Memorial Chief of Staff
• UMC to conceal basement entrance
• Law Enforcement December 22, 2011
• Local GOP straw poll: Gingrich the front-runner
• Good Tidings, Great Joy
• I grew up in Madison when...
• The Tale of the Not-So-Wise Wiseman
• Children look to the future
• Council rejects proposed changes to Madison’s animal control ordinances
• Potential thieves caught by county sheriff’s deputy
• Surveys set up to evaluate school system
• Leo’s Tree
• Cause to walk
• The Yummiest Workshop
• Morgan County seniors rack up National Merit honors
• MCHS students named to International Thespian Society
• Council works to clarify Planned Residential Development regulations
• Cotton Gin Festival rakes in $15,000
• MCSO trying to prevent crime through education
• More than 65 officers train in county
• Morgan Superior Court hears pleas last week
• Band busy during holiday season
• tour of Homes Breaks Records
• Shop Local Morgan
• brownwood News • Margie Ward
• Sounds of the Season
• Madison proclaims ‘Ross Mason Day’ to be Nov. 22
• Madisonian Betty Thomas celebrates her 106th year
• One Night in Vegas
• DiLetto gears up to take his council seat
• Rutledge minister elected to Ga. Baptist Convention
• Local girl finds solace in the arts during her radiation treatment
• School board to take on five-year Strategic Plan
• Near 100 stallions castrated Saturday
• Madison makes way for plans for a new neighborhood for retirees
• Lunchtime Celebration
• Schools name Teachers of the Year
• County’s Cowboys re-opens with a whole new look
• Morgan Relay kicks off Nov. 15
• MCSO makes marijuana bust at Canterbury Apartments
• County to roll out new voting software early in 2012
• Commission, city pays respects
• Take a trip down Broadway!
• Fatality in I-20 wreck
• Mistrial declared
• Non-neutered dogs requiring hearings
• City’s greenspace committee celebrates Ricketts 10-year anniversary, seeks trail grant
• Class of 1951 celebrates 60 years
• County NAACP celebrates change
• Local club wins state award
• Guilty pleas submitted in Superior Court last week
• Drama clubs host food drive
• Bostwick preps for Cotton Gin Festival
• Atlanta mayor speaks at Democrats’ event
• Buckhead council approves bid for fire station roof
• Rutledge gets store
• Madison Baptist’s new pastor no stranger to the area
• Morgan Middle School is “No Place for Hate”
• THE FAIR ROLLS INTO TOWN
• Rutledge’s annual spooky fall festival this Saturday
• Families having a Fall Ball • Primary School PTO’s Family Fun Night
• Polo & Pals
• Ferst gets new president, delivers 3 millionth book
• Solar power installation
• Sales tax funds to make city takeover of Town Park from DDA possible
• School board settles on site of Freshman Academy
• First round of Board of Ed Town Hall Meetings continues
• Time to vote early cut in half
• Morgan County Pre-K students Read for the Record
• A Chili Hand-off
• Bostwick receives $80,000 grant to raze community center
• Hospital awarded grant for going digital
• DeKalb Tech College renamed
• MMH over budget, under staff
• BOE kicks off Town Hall meetings
• $14M in SPLOST funds to be shared between county, municipalities
• BOC condemns section of road for bridge project
• Bovine Time
• Full of Beans
• Miss Electricity
• Senior Center • Focus on Health
• City to complete takeover of Madison Woods water system
• Recycling center for Madison
• Two Newborn men busted on meth sale charges
• Multimillion dollar business seeks Madison as new home
• Rotary builds wheelchair ramp
• Madison Community Theater plays with lightning bolts
• Bizz Buzz • By Dianne Lively Yost
• Accident ignites brush fire
• Questions about site of new MCHS building
• Despite potential danger, Newborn Road won’t see a stop sign
• Residents concerned about water system monopoly
• Fund-raising means celebs wait the tables
• Madisonian flaunts his Southern pride nationwide
• Madison’s history gets uncovered
• State of Georgia honors Madisonian Christine Lambert
• Commissioners approve new soccer field
• County cracking down on windshield reimbursements
• Council to request “Opportunity Zone” within DURA
• Work on I-20 begins; more work to come
• Local SPLOST vote to be held with presidential primary
• County to hold ceremony to remember events of Sept. 11, 2001
• BOE to honor Bennett Sept. 8
• MCMS’s Foster to lead state’s Grade 6 Honor Chorus
• Counterfeit $100 bills used at Madison retailers
• MMH kicks off fiscal year with $167,000 loss
• Bennett’s old post draws 13 candidates
• Morgan Countians can expect delays on interstate
• School board to honor Dr. Bennett on Sept. 8
• Boys and Girls Club Award Local Stars
• ‘Event facilities’ ordinance one step closer to approval
• Biz Buzz • Dianne Lively Yost
• County GOP celebrates Bob Rice
• Bizz Buzz • dianne Lively Yost
• Fire consumes Morris Road house
• Back to School for Madison - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Facebook group brings locals together
• Bostwick council approves budget
• Rutledge council OKs stop at major intersection
• Meeting to provide more information on renewal of Canaan neighborhood
• City council incumbents to seek re-election
• Buckhead council determining use of SPLOST funds
• In it together
• Massive Jackson development concerns Madison council
• Final ‘Event Facility’ ordinance ready for planning commission
• County waits for state’s plan
• Morgan County inks new tattoo rules
• Injured in London, Margaret Caldwell making progress
• Bizz Buzz • Dianne Lively Yost
• Morgan Memorial finished year in the black
• Former Atlanta Brave Otis Nixon shares road to redemption with Rotary, Kiwanis
• Elderly woman suffers attack by German Shepherd on Clack Road
• Man who died in car crash identified
• Some rain helps, but farmers still suffering from dry, hot conditions
• MCMS’S Hutcheson travels to D.C. to speak education with Congressmen
• Madison requests county right–of–way to complete gas expansion project
• Belton suggests waiting on assistant’s slot
• Plans for $3.2 million ‘Freshmen Academy’ to begin
• Robbery suspect arrested after car chase
• HPC approves alteration plans for South Main Street store
• Rutledge getting closer to $130,000 ‘field of dreams’
• Unidentified man killed in Rutledge car wreck
• Civics 101 • Fred Johnson
• Madison to Rutledge car chase ends with arrest
• Town of Buckhead to replace trees recently damaged by utility work
• DFCS announces ‘furlough’ closure dates
• Mother Nature wreaks havoc again
• A Case to Celebrate • Morgan County Branch of the NAACP
• Extreme Home Makeover • Extreme Economics
• Ad Valorem Galore-m
• Exterme Home Makeover, Hard Hats, Soft Hearts
• Puppies thrown from car, $4,000 reward offered
• Seachem earns prestigous MacWorld‘Mobile Champion of the Year’ award
• Africa Study Abroad
• Masked man robs Rutlege liquor store robbed last Saturday
• Volunteers needed: Makeover pep rally Thursday, June 30
• Bobby Smith, UGA’s agricultural extension agent for Morgan County, talks about how the excessive, early heat and lack of rain ha
• Madison man charged with bestiality
• Rutledge artist Shannon Wright draws passion from nature
• District 113th candidates square off in forum
• Pistol weilding man robs area convenience store
• Cultural Center kicks off Chamber Fest with Jazz Greats
• Chamber Champions
• ‘Solomon Bunch’ to be filmed in Madison
• Retiring superintendent given fond farewell
• City pledges to keep spending in line with declined values
• Steffen Thomas painting workshop family affair
• Morgan’s unemployment rate dips below state average
• Passing It On: MCMS archery team teach MCES kids
• Matthews enters House 113th race as a Democrat
• Memorial Memories
• “I just cried out to Jesus, ‘Lord, help me!’
• Relay For Life raises funds, awareness for cancer research
• Board of Commissoners prepare Transportation plan pitch
• It's May, It's Rutledge, It's Time For the County Fair
• Three qualify to enter 113 House Rep. fray
• For Marguerite Copelan Relay For Life has special meaning
• Renowned Dave Boyer challenges MCHS students on the many ‘Ways to Help’
• Otis Nixon to be grand marshall at Rutledge Fair
• Disaster supplemental food program available at Morgan County DFCS
• Over–collection of ELOST to lower millage rate
• Buckhead man arrested on marijuana charges by MCSO
• Braves GM speaks to MCHS
• National Day of Prayer
• Agencies ready to help storm victims
• DISASTER RELIEF CENTER TO OPEN IN MORGAN
• Scam Alert
• Beacon Heights, Green Meadows hit hard
• County votes to strengthen blight area ordinance
• Request for mileage payment draws ire of Morgan BOC
• Job prospects in Morgan County improve
• St. Mary’s Health Care System to acquire Greene County’s Saint Joseph’s East
• Icehouse retains license pending city council hearing
• County’s oldest map located in Lambert law office
• Urban renewal plan passes city council hurdle
• Five men charged with stealing air conditioning units from churches
• City to allow Mini Mart beer and wine appeal
• Four vacancies to be filled on Morgan County Hospital Authority
• Larger class sizes, less state funding coming
• Rutledge Council considers traffic study
• Burdette new GOP leader
• A Palm Sunday Procession
• One Great Day Two Great Events
• Last week’s storm caused $800K in property damage
• MCMS eighth graders travel to the ‘Big Easy’
• Amici sold to Great American Food Chain
• BOC adopts countywide ‘foreclosure registry’ ordinance
• Boys & Girls Club director comes back to small town roots
• Morgan Hospital Authority remains deliberate in search for new CEO
• MMH staff remembers ‘phenomenal’ Stevens
• Body found off Davis Academy
• African American Museum to hold Gala
• ‘Walk In My Shoes’ to be performed at MCHS Friday, April 8
• ‘Lake Oconee Living’ Spring issue released
• Dr. Paul Broun: Got to stop ‘outrageous’ federal spending
• Cell tower meeting long on information, short on participation
• Farm brings $2 million at auction last week
• After fourth fire in three years, woman is charged with felony arson
• Planning Commission approval opens gate for new industry
• Moratorium on Planned Residential follows ordinance change
• Biz Buzz • Dianne Yost
• Makeover winners are chosen from “The Spa”
• Special Olympics event planned for April 8
• Chorale to hold benefit concert
• Rutledge City Council to spend thousands on park improvement
• Old Buckhead Days set for Saturday
• Faith Springs eternal
• Non-profit to bring IB to all county schools
• Woman faces homicide charges in fatal wreck
• BOE may begin search for superintendent as early as next week
• Board of Elections and Registration expects reduced budget in 2012
• Teen to be tried as adult for break-in at Morgan County High School
• ‘Georgia On My Mind’ Ideas Festival brainchild of MCHS senior
• Ferst Foundation ‘Motown Madness’ Saturday
• Chamber’s ‘Taste of Madison’ event at The Hall on Thursday March 17
• City of Bostwick to impose fines, penalties on water theft
• FUNDS FOR OUR FRIENDS
• Hall of Famous Americans • by Kathryn Schiliro
• No ruling on conservation use covenant breach penalty
• Controversial beer and wine license for East Washington St. store tabled by city council
• No shortage of firms to aid in CEO search, Hospital Authority finds
• New e–record system to go live at Morgan Memorial
• County Board of Commissioners has first reading of ‘foreclosure registry’
• Morgan County native, minister charged by FBI on child pornography count
• Downtown Development Authority wants North Second St. ‘surplus property’ for second, third phases of in–fill housing developmen
• Fire kills more than 150,000 chickens
• New library moves ahead
• March 12 benefit planned for brain cancer patient
• Battery charges become drug charges after investigation
• United Way moves closer to $20,000 goal
• Authority seeks stability at CEO slot
• Armed robber takes man’s tax refund at Madison apartment complex
• Road rage turns to shots fired for pickup truck driver
• Fresh, fresh Claudia’s • by Dick Hodgetts
• History Uncovered • by Kathryn Schiliro
• Councilman Hunt calls for tougher ethics penalties
• Farmer finds more than 150 dead calves on land, two men arrested
• County Health Department projects $521,000 budget
• Armed robbery suspect arrested at local motel
• Girl’s story leads group to organize fundraiser for Anaiah Rucker
• Daddy Will you be Mine? • Photos by Angelina Bellebuono
• Dinner party for eight at eight. What to make? Reservations. • Jamie Miles
• All Around Town
• Daddy will you be mine? • Photos by Angelina Bellebuono
• Watch for winter injury on Ornamentals • Bobby Smith
• Super Bowl party goes awry when gun shot is fired
• Music that heals: Local musician writes song for burn victim
• THEY GO TOGETHER LIKE PEAS AND CARROTT
• All Around Town • Staff
• Morgan Memorial reports $1.7M loss for FY2010
• $28,000 profit for December
• More than 50 officers participate in local road blocks
• The Turn In • by Patrick Yost • Photos by Angelina Bellebuono
• BOE’s FCC licenses may mean better 4G coverage
• Biz Buzz • Dianne Lively Yost
• New attorney in downtown Rutledge
• Epiphany
• Rep. Holt apologizes for having driveway cleared
• Commission considers cemetery's trees
• Fire destroys Reese Road house
• Business owner shuttles food for Angel Food
• Crash claims life of Monroe Co. woman
• Sentences handed down in Morgan County Superior Court
• Accidental shooting leaves man wounded
• Morgan County son Felton Jenkins memorialized in moving service
• Apalachee voting precinct to undergo renovations
• brrrrrrrrr-u-ti-ful
• Father–Daughter dance at the rec department
• Lake Oconee Living announces Readers’ Choice Best of Lake Oconee Award Winners
• Bohlen remains BOC chair
• New Year’s Day rain just shy of inch for Whidby shoppers
• Joinng the Jubilee
• MCHS students achieve "AP Scholar" status
• Finding Christmas in Mongolia
• More Letters to Santa
• More Letters to Santa
• Letters to Santa
• The Third Annual Morgan County Citizen Razzle Dazzle Spectacular Holiday Tour of Lights * (and also holiday lawn ornaments and l
• Discovering new traditions after marriage
• Nix on the art of the holiday mix
• MCHS junior class excels at Georgia Writing Test
• Council signs off on $75 million Athens cancer unit
• Madison woman banned from county
• Uptown Athletic seeking expansion room
• Jones to cook another round
• Christmas Takes the Stage
• In the Kitchen with…
• Catholics celebrate Feast of Our Lady Guadalupe with parade
• Three arrested after restaurant attack
• $10,000 raised for hotel
• MMCC to host annual Community Concert on Sunday, Dec. 12
• Bulldogs Share Smiles, Too
• MCT presents “Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
• “Bundle Up Bulldog” coat drive organized at school
• Madison to star on WSB’s Georgia’s Hidden Treasures
• Madison officials may change renewal alcohol license policy
• Hospital Authority reports YTD loss in October
• CEO questioned regarding policies
• Correction
• Commission approves convenience store changes
• Madison to star as ‘Hidden Treasure’
• Buckhead to hold tree lighting ceremony Thanksgiving night
• Morgan now has new Veterans Information and Referral Office
• Rutledge City Council approves new spa, discusses well pump
• Artist hosts “Shades of Country” Christmas open house
• Spot on Whidby Jewelers with Dick Hodgetts
• School system to hold community AYP meeting November 16
• Restaurant may face 30 day alcohol sales suspension
• Saturday voting may be an option
• Health inspections top topic at board meeting
• Madison’s Godfrey Cox hosts Vietri chairman and CEO Susan Gravely
• In Celebration of the Cotton Gin
• Morgan County Board of Education approves charter school renewal
• GOP WINS COUNTY
• County may see new library, not rebuild
• Madison adopts new water plan
• A year later, Madison officials still debate impact fees
• Tax Assessors offer no guarantee to property owner in conservation use
• Morgan Memorial Hospital records revenue loss in September
• Task Force set to settle school calendar concerns
• UGA Economist to JOLT group: Industry? Be patient
• Local man loses $5,000 in “pigeon drop” scam
• Commissioners OK $65,000-plus cell tower deal
• Morgan County Board of Education approves charter school renewal
• Bizz Buzz . Dianne Lively Yost
• American Legion Post plans Veteran Day ceremonies
• Cotton Gin Festival is Saturday
• Halloween Heydey
• MESDA scholars dined in the Old South
• Students herd about milking
• Vote on Constitutional Amendments, Statewide Referendum
• Halloween double the fun for local children this week
• Clarifying the high school’s AYP results
• Morgan volunteers pitch in for Rivers Alive project
• Need services on Hightower Road, too
• NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet: “One Nation, One Dream”
• City approve beer and wine for IceHouse, business is open
• Cultural Center to host MESDA seventh annual conference
• ‘Madison Locally Grown’ gears up
• Noted commentator has dire message
• School system awaiting final AYP results
• Loran Smith kicks off United Way effort: UGA personality speaks to packed house last week
• Commissioners seek rent from Family Connections
• Bostwick getting ready for Cotton Gin Festival
• County coming close to choosing new fire chief
• County assistant planner ‘released’
• GEFA grant money in action
• Madison officials mull B&B changes
• County’s ‘Heritage’ site a hit with internet users
• Hit-and-run leads to blood trail, stolen signs: Sheriff to start crackdown on road sign thefts
• Movie Night draws big crowd
• Turn in drugs day Sept. 25
• Administration weighs in on SAT scores
• Safety of Buckhead's
• Bostwick preps for movie
• Dishwashing request has to go before planning board
• High School bucks state SAT trend
• Schools to get $663k in federal money
• Let the ‘best of’ voting begin
• MCHS Summer Studies
• Board of Elections prepping for Primary
• Icehouse Restaurant to re–open this month
• MMCC concert pays tribute to Eudora Welty
• MOMS Club sale begins this week
• “Footloose” casting draws from the immediate area
• Morgan Memorial revenues, profit decline in July
• Madison, Morgan used in national ad campaign
• Madison Studios brings home awards
• Beware MCMS basketball T-shirt scam
• Madison City Council approves SOC budget
• DeJarnett’s D.C. trip sheds light on NCLB
• Sale raises $220 for county library
• A taxation explication
• MMH offers CFO position to interim CFO
• Deal takes Georgia, Morgan County in run–off
• Sale raises $220 for county library
• A taxation explication
• State to use Madison in impact study: To focus on historic preservation
• Deal takes Georgia, Morgan County in run–off
• Publishers hold meeting in Madison
• WWII vets sought for history project
• AgSouth considers new location
• Rutledge considers wireless water fix: Water town antenna is defective
• State to use Madison in impact study: To focus on historic preservation
• Locating a truck driver
• Helicopter crashes after stop for fuel in Madison
• City contracts with EPD for water testing
• Firefighters seeks non-profit status
• California or bust for cyclists
• Driver’s license scanning for voting to stay
• Calls regarding cross carrying walker fill sheriff’s office lines
• Man wanted for shooting
• Hard times driving need for local agencies
• Bostwick Council approves FY budget
• BOC approves increased tax rate for 2011
• Health Fair set for Saturday
• Hand in Hand prepares for Festival of Trees
• General Primary Election Results From the Tuesday, July 20, 2010 election
• Man charged with felony bestiality
• Madison’s ‘Oak House’ is sold
• City hires outside firm to research water plant options
• Council approves higher tax rate
• Bostwick chosen as one location for ‘Footloose’ movie remake: Filming to begin in mid&nd
• Man survives shooting in Waffle House parking lot: Police searching for gunman
• Rutlege considers ‘moveable speed bumps’
• Tax Assessors moving to qPublic
• Bostwick Council predicts 2011 millage rate increase
• City to work on ‘low speed motor vehicle’ ordinance
• Reward offered for office thefts
• Fake $100 bill lands Stone Mt. man in jail
• Lake rental stirs planning debate: Lake rentals may have to have conditional permit
• Oconee Music Festival

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