Milledgeville, GA News

• Milledgeville, GA News
• All non-emergency Baldwin County departments closed Monday
• Fall Line Farmers Market is open
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• 1st United Methodist offers fresh Georgia peaches
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• BOE announces Creekside principal
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• QUALIFYING UPDATE: State senate, commission, BOE races take shape
• MGTC president named CGTC interim
• Allied Arts summer arts camp registration under way
• QUALIFYING UPDATE: County Commission seats contested
• QUALIFYING UPDATE: Grant qualifies for re-election bid
• GMC presents its spring chorus concert
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Mike Screws runs for BOE District 2 seat
• Westmoreland to seek District 5 post
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) meets
• Craig to seek District 4 seat
• Hospital walking track re-opens this week
• VIDEO: 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse
• Ocmulgee Circuit judge steps down from bench
• 2012-2013 Loan Forms Available Now!! If you plan on attending in the Fall and yo...
• River Edge opens crisis facility, kids center
• Ga. law enforcement officers join seat belt effort
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• GC presents the annual Community Dance Program Spring Concert
• Life South Community Blood Centers holds a blood drive
• Qualifying begins Wednesday
• Learning in Retirement Election of Officers
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• 1st United offers fresh Georgia peaches
• American Legion Post 6 to host major veteran fundraiser Saturday
• City budget nearing approval
• Former educator plans to qualify for BOE seat
• Staff Council honors ‘outstanding’ staff members
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• GC Community Dance Spring Concert Sunday
• High Achievers summer camp registration Friday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• JMA graduation Friday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• High Achievers summer camp registration Friday
• BHS Success Camp makes transition smooth for incoming freshmen
• Kidd launches fundraiser for public pool
• Police release final report in girl's death
• Man acquitted of sodomy, drug charges
• Man recovering from accidental stabbing
• Oak Hill rising freshmen recognized for accomplishments
• Open Computer Clinic
• MPD Explorer Camp registration starts today
• Fifties Plus meets at noon Monday
• A men’s and women’s golf tournament will be held
• Presidential search: Four new candidates visit campus
• Learning in Retirement holds an Election of Officers
• AARP meets
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Veterans to start paying fee by fall
• Old Capital Triathlon returns May 27
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• BHS students open eyes to new educational opportunities
• Longhorn work commences
• BHS junior is Exchange Student of the Year
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• BOE approves teacher, administrative recommendations for FY13
• Council gets formal invitation to unification discussion
• Second community work session Wednesday
• Free Fun Day for Kids Saturday
• Signed state budget includes Ennis Hall funding
• The Faith Hope and Love Cancer Support Group for Women meets
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) meets
• Church Central hoping to hold onto premises
• Woman likely electrocuted at Sinclair
• Stabbing victim undergoes open heart surgery
• New Ga. license plates available today
• 29th annual Oconee Artists Exhibition will open
• The public is cordially invited to a reception
• Blackwell Probate Judge of the year
• Fall Line Farmers Market is now open
• Ricks pleads guilty to killing stepfather
• Oconee Artists Exhbition reception Sunday
• Mutts in May Pet Parade and Costume Contest will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Reunion Band come to outdoor stage
• Georgia College provost takes position at USC Aiken
• Notice to all students planning to use VA Education benefits for Summer Term: B...
• Two arrested for tax fraud
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• First Lady, Air Force general to address GC grads
• Adult education program sites expand
• Bicycle Club kicks off National Bike Month Friday
• Deal signs bills on criminal justice, veterans funding
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Baldwin County Special Olympics will be held
• Leather jackets, poodle skirts at Old Capital Museum event
• Idol auditions coming to First Friday
• Woman injured in knife attack
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market is open
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Deltas culminate year with May Week
• Joiner surrenders credit card
• Summer reading program continues amid funding cuts
• 'The Mourning After' group meets
• Voices for Progress hopes to build collaboration
• Open Computer Clinic to be held
• A Lady’s Self Defense Class will be held
• Eagle Ridge educator named Baldwin Teacher of the Year
• Brookins will not receive new trial
• Georgia College JazzFest 2012 will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• GMC presents the musical 'Hairspray'
• JMA remembers student on eve of tragic car accident
• GC president search continues
• MPD rounds up juvenile burglary ring
• Brown pleads guilty in Waters murder
• Award-winning author to hold reading and book-signing
• A candlelight vigil and march against violence will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Council to begin work on budget
• GMC Military Tattoo honors educators
• Administrative Professionals Luncheon held
• 'New Hope for Preventing Suicide' will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Domestic violence vigil, march Thursday
• Old Governor's Mansion earns museum accreditation
• Gov. tours state to explain budget plans
• Milledgeville woman injured in Lake Lanier accident
• Camp Good Grief set for another summer of helping kids heal
• Author to speak at Andalusia Thursday
• Strong winds over much of state, region today
• Open Computer Clinic to be held
• Environmental Science Club sponsors a river clean-up
• VE testing will be conducted
• Georgia College JazzFest 2012 rocks front campus
• UPDATE: Family of kindergartner meets with attorney, civil rights group
• GMC holds 11th annual Military Tattoo
• Relay for Life begins
• A campus/community clean-up will begin
• Deadline for Oconee Artists Exhibition approaches
• Relay for Life Friday at BHS
• Learning in Retirement Writers’ Group meets
• 'All About Us' concert to be held
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Irwinton city employees arrested, charged with theft
• Nearly 200 juvenile delinquency cases in Baldwin last year
• Commissioners hear from residents on county pool
• GC to get 2.5 percent tuition hike
• Pastor: Family to speak further on incident later this week
• MPD: handcuffs used to ensure 6-year-old's safety
• UPDATE: Superintendent releases statement on Creekside incident
• Ga. Board of Regents vote to increase tuition
• Campus recycling event today at GC
• Allied Arts accepting entries for annual Oconee Artists Exhibition
• CGTC president announces retirement
• BHS students register to vote
• Deal OKs bill requiring drug testing for benefits
• Gov. Deal signs bill targeting scrap metal thefts
• Community invited to GMC Military Tattoo
• Environmental science club holds a Light Bulb Exchange
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Old Capital Car Club holds a benefit car, truck and motorcycle show
• BHS tops state in new grad rate format
• Driver cited after striking pedestrians
• Dixie Aeromasters presents spring fling fly-in
• Fall Line Farmers Market will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Baldwin County Teachers of the Year hold meet, greet session today
• Weekend Fun Run to benefit CASA
• Congressman holds Town Hall meeting
• Civitan Club of Baldwin County meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Rotary Peace Day Thursday
• BOE approves school calendar
• Rotary Peace Day Thursday
• United Way celebrates another banner year
• OACA raises funds via first community garden tour
• Emile Pandolfi to perform at GMC Thursday
• Novelist speaks at Georgia College
• Davis House opening today at 3 p.m.
• Congressman to hold local town hall Thursday
• Digital Bridges host to workshop for nonprofits Wednesday
• Davis House dedication ceremony Tuesday
• Arrest made in home invasion shooting
• DOT work begins on Highway 29
• Mary Vinson Memorial Library and Digital Bridges host an Open Computer Clinic
• Fifties Plus meets at noon Monday
• Milledgeville Community Garden hosts planting day
• Environmental science professor recognized for innovative lab-designing workshop
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch and Learn
• All non-emergency departments closed
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Covenant Presbyterian offering midday Good Friday service
• Chamber golf tournament April 16
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Author of Milledgeville ghost tale visits
• Milledgeville Marketplace serves up a healthy serving of success
• First Friday brings 'Sounds of Spring'
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Joiner issues apology to city, constituents
• NCS discusses participant retention strategies
• Man shot early Tuesday
• May date set for murder trial
• Davis named MPD patrol commander
• The Sweet Georgia Sound Sweet Adeline Chorus meets
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Annual Take Back the Night slated Thursday
• Market ushers in new season with new look
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Lake Oconee Quilt-Fest will be held
• An “Antiques, Collectibles and Other Interesting Things” sale will be held
• Gheesling leaving development authority for Houston job
• The Macon Symphony Orchestra will perform
• Oconee Regional Healthcare Foundation hosts golf tourney
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• A closer look at City Council expense logs
• Old Capital Museum raises funds via antique, collectibles sale
• Legislature approves Ennis Hall funding
• CIS requests City Council support
• Radio Club offering free class Saturday, March 31
• Registration under way for annual Relay Survivors Dinner
• Hancock men indicted for dogfighting
• MPD K-9 recovered
• Milledgeville had a GREAT orientation today! Thank you Ambassadors for a Job We...
• Milledgeville/Madison/Sandersville students Graduation is June 1st! Important...
• AARP Mature Drivers Safety Course begins
• MPD K-9 missing in Wilkinson County
• Police seeking suspects in weekend drive-by shooting
• Students commended for selfless efforts
• Highway 24 roadwork under way this week
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Allied Arts exhibit
• Gardening at Home workshop to be held
• Mystery deepens surrounding child's remains
• Third annual Lake Oconee Food & Wine Festival returns
• Gardening at Home workshop to be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• First Friday seeks local talent
• Eagle Ridge designated as focus school
• Georgia jobless rate drops to 3-year low
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Civitan Club of Baldwin County meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Baldwin County Fire Rescue announces 2011 statistics
• Annual golf tournaments raise funds for ORHF, Chamber
• Ga. legislative panel OKs criminal justice plan
• Ga. House swiftly approves tax code changes
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• VIP support group meets
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Boys & Girls Club embarks on alcohol prevention initiative
• Commission hears from soccer, pool supporters
• Distillery bill passes senate, awaits Deal signature
• Exhibit on farming and rural America opens at Allied Arts
• Sheriff investigating disinterred child's remains
• Job fair, career workshops Saturday
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• Garden clubs hold annual joint workshop
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• CIS benefit concert supports adult education program
• Fain to run for county commission
• ORMC walking track to close for rehab
• Rotary Club hosts Casino Night Saturday
• Paula Deen dines at The Brick
• GC presents 'Doubt: A Parable'
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Plantation Quilters meet
• Pianist Glen Hunter performs
• Learning In Retirement Lunch and Learn
• National History Day contest for students
• Rec pool not likely to open this summer
• 2012 Baldwin County Friend of Scouting dinner will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Davis: socioeconomics at heart of statement
• Soccer the lone rec association in operation
• BOE meets, BCCA named change approved
• We had a great time yesterday with the BHS YES students!
• GC's Dr. Risch will present a lecture
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• City survey to gauge business climate
• Sparta police officer charged with dogfighting
• Man arrested in theft case
• The Old Capital Car Club meets
• The Faith Hope and Love Cancer Support Group for Women meets
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Mary Vinson Memorial Library and Digital Bridges host an Open Computer Clinic
• Harriet’s Closet is open Monday
• Change of venue granted for Wilco murder trial
• Man accused of public indecency denied bond
• Regents set to make decision on Georgia College presidency
• Fall Line Farmers Market will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Old Governor’s Mansion offers special tours
• Annual JMA Auction is Saturday
• Commissioners clash on transit, rec pool
• Men sentenced for KFC armed robbery
• Local voter turnout 18 percent
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet
• Crew working to restore power in parts of town
• A free tree pruning workshop will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Gingrich wins Baldwin, statewide
• Newt Gingrich wins Georgia Republican primary
• Triumph receives OneGeorgia grant
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville meets
• Georgia voters head to the polls for Super Tuesday
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Investigators waiting for lab results in likely suicide
• Governor creates CSH redevelopment authority
• We had a GREAT day yesterday attending the GIVE Conference. GMC SGA and Honor C...
• ARF auction Saturday
• Crooked Pines yard sale benefit Saturday
• DON'T FORGET! End of Quarter Dance tonight in the Atrium at 8:00 pm!!
• GC student struck by car
• Oconee Regional Healthcare Foundation golf tournament March 30
• Bicycle Club meets today at Bartram
• MPD searching for suspect
• MPD investigating weekend shooting
• Milledgeville's First Friday returning with history at heart
• MPD investigating stabbing death
• Georgia College to hold Service Recognition Ceremony
• Tickets on sale for JMA auction
• Today's Ultimate Frisbee has been canceled. We will resume tomorrow, same time-...
• Hands on Milledgeville meetgs today
• Georgia College presents social justice awards
• Faculty actors bring revolutionary New York to life
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Georgia College presents The Wedding Singer
• Georgia College presents The Wedding Singer
• Georgia College presents The Wedding Singer
• Congratulations to the GMC Drama Club as they are on the FRONT PAGE of today's i...
• Tornado watch issued for area
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Crooked Pines Farm holds a yard sale
• Man convicted of murder in Putnam County
• Distillery bill moves to Senate
• Girl Scouts and Little Caesars give back to the troops
• Faculty, staff campaign enters final week
• Georgia College welcomes well-known writer to discuss diversity issues
• Man arrested for indecent exposure
• 'Embracing Diversity' panel discussion will be held
• Digital Bridges hosts 'Savvy Social Security Planning'
• Milledgeville Lions Club holds spaghetti supper
• Man arrested for stabbing girlfriend
• Georgia College presents The Wedding Singer
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• 'Beyond the Checkbox: Changes in Places, Space and Practice'
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Congressman Broun to visit Friday
• Central State receives new administrator
• Shoulder work under way at state route locations
• GC lecture to focus on state of African affairs
• Man busted for pot shipment
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Alan McGee exhibit opens
• Lockerly Arboretum hosts an Arbor Day Program
• Milledgeville Music Club supports school programs
• Georgia College presents 'The Vagina Monologues'
• Learning In Retirement holds a Lunch and Learn
• Official: Caterpillar to build plant in Georgia
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• TCSG receives $50K from AT&T, benefiting 800 adult learners
• ORMC, Blue Cross Blue Shield reach agreement
• Arrangements complete for woman accidentally killed
• Learning in Retirement Writers Group meets
• Learning In Retirement Book Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Bobcats for Relay will host a Spirit Night
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• BOE considers student concussion assessment policy
• Holsey asks appeals court for new trial
• ER YES Program families get inspired from education advocate
• Bearable Hugs campaign brings joy to children
• The Milledgeville Kiwanis Club meets
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• ATTENTION STUDENTS ATTENDING GMC AT MILLEDGEVILLE, MADISON, OR SANDERSVILLE!!!...
• Mary Vinson Memorial Library and Digital Bridges host an Open Computer Clinic
• Harriet’s Closet is open Monday
• Saturday Farmer’s Market will be held
• UPDATE - Victim identified in fatal shooting
• Chicken dinner plate sale will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Order a singing valentines
• Explorers rank in police events
• Georgia gets a waiver from federal education law
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Civitan Club of Baldwin County meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Arbor Day Program to be held at Lockerly
• Progressive pianist Jon Schmidt will be in concert
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Digital Bridges, Georgia College partner for free income tax program
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Oconee River Greenway Authority board meets
• State Elections Board investigating Kidd petition signatures
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• Man charged with aggravated cruelty to animals
• Gov. Deal announces need-based scholarship
• Georgia College holds Flagg Social Justice Legacy Banquet
• Pre-med major detours to public classroom
• Mary Vinson Memorial Library and Digital Bridges host an Open Computer Clinic
• Local distillery’s spirits are a hit
• Father pleads guilty in death of newborn
• Murder suspect seeking severance
• ABATE of Georgia District 7 meets
• The Readers Book Club meets
• Currently, the WebAdvisor system is offline for system maintenance. For plannin...
• Georgia College to dedicate new Peabody Garden
• Congratulations to the History Club!!! Their first event was a HUGE success!!!...
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch & Learn
• A voter registration drive will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Campus drive aims to educate, register voters
• Man facing molestation charges
• AARP tax assistance is available
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Georgia College offers first doctoral degree
• The Georgia Military College’s Registrars Offices will be closed Friday, Februar...
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• A voter registration drive will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Bill may allow spirits to flow at distilleries
• Georgia College offers first doctoral degree
• GC students network through career expo
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville meets
• A voter registration drive will be held
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Business names executive of the year
• AARP, library offering help with taxes
• GC president search narrowed
• BHS open house for parents Thursday
• DUI measure could remove record
• Sweet Georgia Sound Sweet Adeline Chorus meets Tuesday
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• A voter registration drive will be held Monday
• Upcoming year shows economic promise
• Single-car accident on Carl Vinson Road
• Harriet’s Closet is open Monday
• A fun-for-all Card Day will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic will be held
• 123-unit student apartment complex request withdrawn
• CETL forum will encourage undergraduate research
• The GMC College Republicans is having their first meeting of the quarter in the...
• Old Governor’s Mansion holds lecture and book signing
• A Book Club Meeting will be held
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Allen, Boland buildings to close with Craig Skilled Nursing to follow
• No indictment in Hancock post-game fight
• Shinholster voted Mayor Pro-Tem
• YES Program processing $5.6 million grant
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville & Baldwin County meets
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Teen arrested in nightclub shooting
• Man posing as pest control employee arrested for jewelry theft
• Cafe Central is open every Tuesday
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) meet
• Four shot outside nightclub
• Six injured in Saturday crash
• The Department of Education has started identifying students eligible to receive...
• Oconee Center staff, consumers rally in Atlanta
• Tornado Watch cancelled
• Mary Vinson Memorial Library and Digital Bridges host an Open Computer Clinic
• Distinguished Young Women seeking participants
• John Milledge Academy holds Alumni Weekend
• BHS starts new traffic route Monday
• Town & Gown Arts hosts 'The Taming of the Shrew'
• First Presbyterian hosts pianist Glen Hunter
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch and Learn
• Learning in Retirement Book Club meets
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• New BCFR chief named
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• VIP support group meets
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Andalusia lecture series begins Feb. 5
• This quarter's intramurals at the Milledgeville campus is Ultimate Frisbee. We...
• Second benefit concert to promote Café Central Concert to be held
• Milledgeville Kiwanis Club meets
• Grumman Retiree Club Peach Pit Chapter meets
• Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• WilCo tax commissioner out on bond
• Suspect in nationwide credit card fraud booked at Baldwin LEC
• Ivey water supervisor facing child molestation charge
• Museum group to meet in Milledgeville
• Eagle Ridge Elementary School holds a work day
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Local Harvest Farmers’ Market opens
• New ORMC tradition in Santa breakfast
• GMC program honors MLK
• 2011 1098Ts are now available for downloading/printing. Simply log into your G...
• Ninth annual MLK community prayer breakfast is Saturday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• ORMC offers free smoking cessation classes
• Local Harvest Farmers' Market Saturday
• Hospital contract talks create gap for university employees
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• The Civitan Club of Baldwin County meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Wilkinson Tax Commissioner facing theft, drug charges
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• Deal outlines proposals in annual address
• Council approves search firm for chief’s job
• Baldwin BOE elects chair, vice chair
• McMullen asks Court of Appeals for new trial
• State of state address coming tonight
• New GMC students offered free course
• Women's cancer support group meets
• Kiwanis Club meets today at Country Club
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• Fifties Plus meets at noon Monday
• Gordon Woman’s Club Flea Market and Cafe will be open
• Street named in honor of fallen hero
• County water increase latest phase in improvement plan
• Ferst Foundation helping to address childhood literacy needs
• Gordon Woman's CLub Flea Market and Cafe will be open Saturday
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch & Learn
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Fugitive captured in Putnam County
• Ceremony Friday to unveil French Drive
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Milledgeville Campus new student orientation for Winter Quarter 2012 begins at 9...
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• First Friday waiting for warmer days
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Authorities still seeking Savannah suspect
• Cold temperatures heighten fire awareness
• Community invited to three-day MLK commemoration
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Milledgeville Kiwanis Club meets
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Non-emergency departments closed
• ABATE of Georgia District 7 meets
• L&L Market is open Saturday
• ABATE of Georgia District 7 meets
• L&L Market is open Saturday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Sonrise Corner Thrift Store benefits SCA
• Bingo is held at American Legion
• A book club meeting will be held
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Swicord named interim chief of police
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville & Baldwin County meets
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Sheriff seeks armed robbery suspect
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• MOPS meets at 9 a.m.
• "The Mourning After” group meets
• Red Cross Blood Drive
• Harriet’s Closet is open Monday
• Convenience Center hours expanded for holiday trash
• Non-emergency departments closed
• BCFR chief retires
• Beckham’s Christmas giveaway benefits 55 families
• L&L Market is open Saturday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Non-emergency departments closed
• Baldwin, surrounding counties under tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Nappy Roots member to collect toys for drive
• Tots will receive totes during annual suitcase drive
• BOE's ETAC members spread Christmas
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Baby has surprise roadside delivery
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open Monday
• Relay Mall Day will be held
• Community group building coalition
• Free Lance Ruckus Band will host a Christmas party benefit
• Crooked Pines Farm holds Family Fun on the Farm Friday Nights
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• CSH Reuse plan gaining traction
• Community Holiday Gala set for Saturday
• City manager will appoint interim police chief
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• BOE approves changes to Fine Arts Center’s rental contract
• Biker Association meets at Golden Corral
• Live Healthy Baldwin makes headway for year three work plan
• Couch sworn as District 3 rep
• Bicycle Club meets this evening.
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• Bingo to be held Monday
• Creative Expressions hosts its annual Christmas open house
• Tiff Bish Bash will honor slain probation officer, GC grad
• Survivor says he can't recall US soldier slayings
• Milledgeville Music Club’s Mall Music Marathon
• Crooked Pines Farm holds Family Fun on the Farm Friday Nights
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Coke secret formula gets 1st new home since 1925
• Water cutoff fee dampening holidays
• GSP to hold toy drive, car seat safety check
• Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser will be held
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Attempt to sell computer on Facebook leads to arrests
• Car dealership using Facebook to help needy
• Report: Atlanta students improving despite scandal
• NCS enrollment numbers double since inception
• New prison officially open
• Isakson field representative in town today
• MPD's Chief Blue leaving for Eastpoint job
• County closes three convenience centers
• Victorian Christmas gala and auction today
• Mayor's Motorcade today
• Toy drive, car seat check coming Saturday
• Doctor discusses arthritis book at library
• Inmate stabbed at Baldwin State Prison
• Redeemer Episcopal Academy's Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Milledgeville Main Street distinguished nationally
• Milledgeville Christmas Parade will be held
• Lockerly Arboretum hosts a Holiday Decorating Workshop
• Man pleads guilty in Arkansas restaurant case
• Man arrested in copper theft wave
• Long's wife says she'll withdraw divorce petition
• Georgia College Holiday Concert will be held
• Crooked Pines Farm holds Family Fun on the Farm Friday Nights
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Ex-coach receives $240,000 to settle lawsuit
• Fire, police urge home safety during holidays
• BCFR battles residential fires
• Toy soldiers back in place after vandalism
• Time running short for alcohol licensing
• AP: Inmates set fires in Hancock prison fight
• Downtown preps for First Friday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• UGA forecast: state to remain in doldrums
• BCFR toy drive under way
• MPD hosts neighborhood watch meeting
• Crooked Pines Farm offers horseback riding lessons
• Toomsboro hosts its first Red-Black Affair
• Sheriff: Laser aimed at UPS plane over south Ga.
• Pilot Club of Milledgeville hosts the annual Light-A-Light tree lighting
• Crooked Pines Farm holds Family Fun on the Farm Friday Nights
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Non-emergency departments closed
• Ga. farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
• Woman, boyfriend indicted for murder of stepfather
• Andalusia Foundation receives tourism grant
• Local agencies promoting Small Business Saturday
• GC AITP group raises funds through recyclables
• Annual Christmas parade registration under way
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Ga. soldier claims he was predatory lending victim
• Baldwin retired educators hold Fall luncheon
• Crooked Pines Farm offers horseback riding lessons
• Dixie Areomasters presents a Toys for Tots radio controlled fly in
• Groups rally at Ga. immigration detention center
• First Presbyterian hosts pianist Glen Hunter
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch and Learn
• Flagg Chapel Male Chorus holds, yard sale, fish
• Ga. man pleads guilty in OH in alleged 'pill mill'
• Woman, boyfriend indicted for murder of stepfather
• Learning in Retirement Book Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• BCFR kept busy over weekend
• BOE appoints Mike Couch for District 3 interim seat
• BHS food fight resulting in new action plan
• Lake library facing cuts, will remain open
• County to address recreation concerns
• BOE District 3 interim announced today
• Unification forum tonight
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• Author Sophia Peavy holds book signing
• Gamma Sigma Sigma Diabetes 5K Walk and Run to be held
• Georgia Tech ramps up security to combat crime
• A Junior College color guard salute to our veterans! Thank you for your service!
• Crooked Pines Farm holds Family Fun on the Farm Friday Nights
• Housing Authority holds workshop
• Hancock Central High School hosts a Veteran's Day program
• All GMC students are invited to attend the GMC Ranger Club “Tough Enough” weeken...
• MMA fighters found dead in Marietta home
• Candidates shared views on education with BOE
• BOE approves changes to districts
• IMPORTANT NOTICE: SPIRIT BUS STUDENTS WILL HAVE TO REPORT NO LATER THAN 4:30 AM...
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Watch the November edition of Arts & Entertainment Beat, with host Riezl Baker,...
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• History of Milledgeville Told Through Photographs
• GC presents 'Hamlet' next week
• County commission meets today
• A student recently questioned the Student Government Association officer slate a...
• “The Mourning After” meets
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• 14th Annual ARF Pet Walk will be held
• 2 convicted, sentenced in SCAD student's death
• 14th Annual ARF Pet Walk is Saturday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday
• Study: Casinos could net nearly $1 billion for Ga.
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• A book club meeting will be held
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Kroger grand opening events continue
• Kroger grand opening events continue
• Ga. man sentenced for supplying Iran's military
• New Kroger store open
• Liberty Street named to Georgia Trust preservation list
• Parent Advisory Council meets at Eagle Ridge
• Someone recently asked about the funding of the nursing club. Everyone should k...
• Georgia College Orchestra holds fall concert
• Health benefit fair for state employees and teachers
• Redeemer Episcopal Academy holds its Fall Festival
• 5 killed in wreck on south Georgia highway
• Woman struck, injured on Hancock Street
• Local groups to honor trailblazers Sunday
• Learning In Retirement holds Lunch and Learn
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday
• Georgia's jobless rate rises to 10.3 percent
• GMC to honor Alumni Award recipients
• Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed
• Chamber of Commerce hosts Business After Hours
• Learning in Retirement Book Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Bond approved for Perry, Ga. plant expansion
• Lake cleanup effort rescheduled for Thursday
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• VIP support group meets
• Kroger Fuel Center open for business Thursday
• Allied Arts yard sale Saturday
• Ga. utility regulator backs solar power subsidy
• MDA lock up Wednesday
• GMC Alumni Weekend begins Thursday
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Milledgeville Kiwanis Club meets
• BOE holds called meeting today
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Court reverses mother's conviction, upholds son's
• Mac Framptom returns for GMC Alumni Weekend
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Historical cemetery tour will be held
• Atlanta's High features masterpieces of modern art
• Georgia College holds ribbon cutting for Wellness and Recreation Center
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday morning
• Baldwin County Farm Bureau holds member appreciation day
• Provost named to Funding Commission
• Commission yanks licenses for Atlanta educators
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• GC students perform solos, duets and small ensembles in A Night of Singing
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Leadership Baldwin class graduates next month
• Local nonprofit to raise funds through concert Sunday
• Arrests made in Hardwick murder case
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• The Faith Hope and Love Cancer Support Group for Women meets
• County finance committee meets
• City Council to hold hearing, amend budgets
• Detectives seeking suspects in murder
• GC presents Night at the Museum
• Steinway piano sales event to be held
• Report: Window open in room of patient who fell
• Sheriff's office investigating homicide
• Academic Support Services in coordination with Georgia College & State Universit...
• Free preservation consultations to be given
• Learning In Retirement holds Lunch and Learn
• ORMC hosts an American Red Cross Blood Drive
• Court considers Ga. ban on guns in churches
• Allied Arts offers fall break youth classes
• Georgia College receives Young Adult Program Grant
• Local parent serves on Parent Advisory Council for GDOE
• Staged reading coming to Black Box Theater
• Fort Valley State Alumni Association meets
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Café Central evicted
• Milledgeville PD looking for attempted armed robber
• CGTC sees drop in fall enrollment
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Attorney: Execution delayed for Ga. inmate
• Commission to hold public hearing on input
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Report cites speed as factor in fatal wreck
• Nonprofit Sustainability webinar to be held
• Ga. police officer's widow to get dream house
• Vigil tonight in memory of GC students
• FA DEADLINE FOR WINTER TERM 2012 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDEN...
• Annual Taste of Eatonton will be held
• Community invited to Sunday Brunch
• A fundraiser event and concert will be held
• Food illness sickens some Georgia Aquarium guests
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday morning
• Haunted Trolley Tour tickets on sale Monday
• Isakson holds town hall
• Central State honors lifesavers
• Georgia primary set for March 6 'Super Tuesday'
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• IHOP to raise money for Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Atlanta council to consider settling lawsuit
• A ribbon cutting and open house will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Tax bills in the mail
• Georgia College to test emergency preparedness
• Activist, radio host headed to D.C.
• Isakson to hold town hall meeting at GC
• Hearing under way for proposed Ga. nuclear plant
• BHS fire causes minimal damage
• A Reader’s Theatre and Talk will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• MOPS meet at 9 a.m.
• Man grazed by gunshot Friday night
• Local book fair breaks record for library
• Drug roundup nets 21 suspects
• Mental Health Awareness Week proclaimed
• “The Mourning After” meets
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• Annual Mary Vinson Memorial Library Book Fair will be held
• States push education accountability plans
• MPD to enlist help of clergy for program
• Cemetery group asks city to expand radar survey
• Eagle Ridge Elementary holds a grounds work day Saturday
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday morning
• Infant dies in Macon, Ga. shopping cart fall
• Georgia College students killed in wreck
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Civitan Club of Baldwin County meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Grady Milner
• Ga inmate's execution nears; protests worldwide
• A Dementia/ Alzheimer’s Support Group meets
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Chase ends in wreck that zaps power to area
• Museum buffs welcomed for free on Museum Day Saturday
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Eagle Ridge seeks volunteers for cleanup Saturday
• Ga. board denies clemency for Troy Davis
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Live Healthy Baldwin holds Georgia Obesity Awareness Day
• Ex-NBA player loses Ga bar discrimination claim
• Georgia College to dedicate new Peabody Garden
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch and Learn
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday
• 3 charged in killing of Pooler, Ga. man
• Drug dealers rounded up
• Police investigating shooting
• LIR Writer’s Group meets
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Repairs continue at crossing
• Huckaby: University system to study consolidation
• Local volunteers sought for Reality Check program
• Community honors local heroes
• Goldwing Road Riders Association Georgia Chapter 1 meets
• Global chemical security expert to speak at Georgia College
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Oconee Master Gardener Association meets
• Day Book, September 14, 2011
• 97 localities set November Sunday sales votes
• Vigil marks 9/11 anniversary
• Double murder investigation under way in Hancock Co.
• The Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• Allied Arts holds an opening reception
• An evening of Southern bluegrass will be held
• Ga. governor commemorates Sept. 11 attacks
• Marketing students test lessons during international competition
• Plan calls for moving Post Office to north side
• County water rates going up
• FA DEADLINE FOR WINTER 2012 TERM *** Milledgeville, Madison, and Sandersville St...
• A free health fair will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday
• Hall: No 'culture of cheating' in Atlanta schools
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• The Civitan Club of Baldwin County meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• GMC welcomes new class
• DA will recuse office from O’Neal case
• Deal signs Georgia congressional map
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Drowning victim’s identity released
• Searchers find body of Ga. man swept away by storm
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Hearing for Ga. teen charged with killing grandma
• Book Club meets today
• Jailed court worker to face additional charges
• Health department offers flu shots
• Yoga held at the Greenway
• First Friday to feature a 'Taste of Downtown'
• Man arrested for child molestation
• Chambliss representative to speak to Patriots
• Deep Roots lineup announced
• Mid-Ga. counties looking for cigarette burglars
• BOE millage rate remains unchanged
• Open computer classes today at Digital Bridges
• Central State to honor employees for service
• Baldwin County prepares for Work Ready grant
• Milledgeville Marketplace today
• Open computer classes today at Digital Bridges
• FA DEADLINE FOR WINTER 2012 TERM *** Milledgeville, Madison, and Sandersville St...
• FA DEADLINE FOR FALL 2011 TERM *** Milledgeville, Madison, and Sandersville Stud...
• The Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• "The Mourning After” group meets Monday
• The Oconee Valley Iris Club holds its annual iris plant sale
• Works of artist Gretchen Wilson-Tuck exhibited at local gallery
• Atlanta schools hand over subpoenaed documents
• The Oconee Valley Iris Club holds its annual iris plant sale
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Yoga at the Greenway is held every Friday
• No indictment for 7 Ga. guards charged in beating
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville meets
• Civitan International Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Wreck results in injuries
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Back to School for Milledgeville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• People report feeling quake in Atlanta, Savannah
• Ga. facing possible brush with Irene from offshore
• Residents feel ground move from Va. earthquake
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Digital Bridges Open Computer Clinic is open
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Baldwin to shift to 10th Congressional District
• Bre’r Rabbit theft suspects turn themselves in
• Forsyth artist wins Ga. license plate contest
• Gordon records first murder in years
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Fewer unemployment claims filed in July in Baldwin Co.
• Digital Bridges expands computer clinic hours
• DOT to hold open house meetings
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• BHS Class of 1969 unveils memorial flag pole, benches
• Swimming advisory lifted for Tybee Island beach
• Turf Time with the Trojans will be held
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch and Learn
• Yoga at the Greenway
• Archaeologists comb newly-found Civil War POW camp
• Motorist dies in Wednesday wreck
• A sock hop will be held
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• Ga. gets $4.8 million for transportation projects
• Oconee Center receives grant
• Bre’r Rabbit statue recovered
• Dementia support group meets
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Commission gets first look at budget proposals
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• SCLC names Isaac Farris as new president
• RV catches fire at lake
• Convicted murderer seeks new trial
• Gambling cases reduced, suspects plead
• Oconee Regional Symphony Orchestra auditions held
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Ga. man sentenced in 2003 never went to prison
• Special legislative session opens
• Sinclair Water Authority will not meet
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• Oconee Regional Chapter of Project Linus meets
• Ga. unveils new political maps ahead of session
• Oconee Regional Chapter of Project Linus meets Saturday
• 100 Black Men meets Saturday
• Question and answer/book signing event to be held
• Atlanta police officer acquitted of shooting man
• Br’er Rabbit statue stolen from Uncle Remus Museum
• Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary meets
• Old Capitol Optimist Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet is open
• 'Amazing' therapy destroys leukemia in 3 patients
• Goldwing Road Riders Association meets
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Day Book, August 10, 2011
• Judge rejects motions in Dunwoody daycare killing
• Ga. revenues up during first month of new fiscal year
• Georgia College highlights healthy living through book signing event
• Old Capital Car Club meets
• Preserving Fresh Produce workshop will be held
• A Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Ga. firms will have to explain insurance hikes
• Heat advisory issued for much of Georgia
• Fifties Plus meets at noon
• ABATE of Georgia District 7 meets
• Readers Book Club meets
• S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
• After 3 years, sea turtle makes it to ocean
• Readers Book Club meets Saturday
• Soul Brothers CB Radio Club fish fry is Saturday
• Learning in Retirement holds Lunch and Learn
• Man convicted of attempted rape, gets 25 years
• Ga. receives $1 million college completion grant
• Bingo to be held at the American Legion Post
• Baldwin County Health, Environment, Recreation and Conservation committee meeting
• Honoring the Flag: When reveille is bugled in the morning, US citizens are expec...
• Free HIV testing
• Classmate charged in Georgia law grad's killing
• Commission grants alcohol license for distillery
• First Friday to feature fashions, music and local artists
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Milledgeville Exchange Club meets
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• GBI agent says teen admitted to shooting deputy
• Raburn takes helm as new Baldwin fine arts director
• Third defendant pleads in Adams case
• The Sibley Cone Library will be open for extended hours this week for final exam...
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Milledgeville Kiwanis Club meets
• Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Three plead in burglary ring case
• Georgia hosts major human trafficking conference
• Guilty plea in Adams murder
• Georgia Theatre reopens with built-in fire remnants
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon
• Drunk driving wrecks lead to arrest
• 'The Mourning After' group meets Monday
• Smokey’s $1,000 Back 2 School Raffle is today
• Oconee Valley Family YMCA meets Monday
• Smokey’s $1,000 Back 2 School Raffle is Saturday
• Slater’s Funeral Home, New Beginning Child Care to give away school supplies
• Redistricting meeting tonight
• Federal, local officials brace for debt showdown
• Jobless rates show slight increase around Baldwin, state
• CGTC groundbreaking Friday
• Downtown Streetscape project’s third phase on hold until 2012
• Preliminary results show fewer schools reaching AYP
• Digital Bridges holds Open Computer Clinic
• Civitan International Club meets
• Housing Authority hosts back to school supply giveaway
• GMC marching band performs to the beat of kung fu
• Worker killed at northwest Ga. industrial plant
• Department of Behavioral Health offers help with housing
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville & Baldwin County meets
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors
• Ga. mom gets probation in son's jaywalking death
• Georgia College chef named "Chef of Year"
• Students get equipped for school for free
• Report shows Ga. getting more foreign tourists
• Digital Bridges holds Open Computer Clinic
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Ga., SC agree to next steps on Savannah River port
• Documentary on rebirth of Ga. Theatre in Athens
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• Oconee Suicide Prevention Coalition Survivors of Suicide Support Group meets
• Gordon Woman's Club Flea Market open
• Man pleads in multi-county burglary case
• Georgia's videotaped execution sets new precedent
• Secret Petals to hold Back to School Summer Splash
• Baldwin County Youth Football Association annual meeting Saturday
• L&L Market is open Saturday
• Community send-off for Distinguished Young Woman
• Ga. AG seeks to halt video of execution
• Communities in Schools launches dropout prevention program
• Business After Hours this evening
• Bingo to be held at the American Legion Post
• Jury finds Athens man competent for trial
• Falun Gong exercise class held
• VIP support group meets
• Free computer classes for seniors
• Educators removed after cheating probe still paid
• Commission to discuss public input tonight
• Chamber CEO: Magnet company has no affiliation
• Boy injured in bicycle, van wreck
• Baldwin County chapter of the NAACP meets
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• Central State Hospital hosts a hiring fair
• Court wrestles with bizarre malpractice case
• CSH to hold nursing job fair Tuesday
• Artifact ID Day today at Old Capital Museum
• Congressman Barrow announces new open office hours for 12th District
• "In God We Trust" confusion delays new car tag
• UGA's Vinson Institute gets new director
• • FA DEADLINE FOR Fall TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, July 22, 2011, for the Fall 2011 term. Students w
• STUDENT WORKSHOP – How to complete the FAFSA Get assistance with completing the most important item for Financial Aid. When: August 17, 2011 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM and 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Where: Zell Miller Hall, 227, Computer Lab Contact:
• Pedestrian killed in hit and run
• New Civitan Club meets
• YES program registration held
• Library Summer Reading Club celebration today
• CGTC’s new health sciences facility expected to open by January 2013
• Fifth annual Artifact ID Day held Saturday
• Corks and Canvas aims to bring artist discovery
• End-of-Course Test score weight to increase by 5 percent at BHS
• Milledgeville City Council holds quick meeting
• Goldwing Road Riders Association meets
• Author to speak today at Andalusia
• Train re-routes traffic on Garrett Way
• UPDATE: Indictment in Lina Food Store murder
• STUDENT WORKSHOP – How to complete the FAFSA Get assistance with completing the most important item for Financial Aid. When: July 14, 2011 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM and 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Where: Zell Miller Hall, 227, Computer Lab Contact: Fi
• FA DEADLINE FOR Fall TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, July 22, 2011, for the Fall 2011 term. Students who have
• Old Capital Car Club meets
• Baldwin BOE meets at 5:30 p.m.
• Farmer's market opens at 4 p.m.
• CVB receives GACVB Benchmark of Excellence Award
• Gov. announces rise in 2010 tourism numbers
• Downtown roadwork ahead of schedule
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• Another hot week predicted across the state
• Fifties Plus meets Monday
• Seventh annual car, truck and motorcycle show today
• CSH Reuse Project plans proposed
• Distillery opening in Baldwin County in coming weeks
• STUDENT WORKSHOP – How to complete the FAFSA Get assistance with completing the most important item for Financial Aid. When: July 14, 2011 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM and 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Where: Zell Miller Hall, 227, Computer Lab Contact: Fi
• Seventh annual car, truck and motorcycle show is Saturday
• Come out and play Disc Golf with us!!!!
• Oconee Regional Chapter of Project Linus meets Saturday
• 100 Black Men meets Saturday
• Local parolee project goes statewide
• Ga. police seek remains of dismembered law grad
• Wayne Street work moved to Sunday
• River of Life returns for a week of fellowship and good works
• Albany, Ga. hospital takeover delayed
• FA DEADLINE FOR Fall TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, July 22, 2011, for the Fall 2011 term. Students who have
• Georgia College students provided job search assistance
• Eatonton Kiwanis Club meets
• Civitan International Club being organized
• Library holds its Summer Reading Club
• Atlanta mayor announces return of Music Midtown
• DNR reports busy weekend on the lake
• BCSO helps bust fraud ring
• Georgia to appeal ruling on immigration law
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Milledgeville Exchange Club meets
• Free computer classes for seniors
• American Legion car show Saturday
• Facebook to open office space in Atlanta
• Anthony acquitted
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• Ga. State Patrol reports 19 holiday weekend deaths
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Authorities say 3 men drowned over holiday weekend
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• ABATE of Georgia District 7 meets
• Readers Book Club to meet
• Lowe's awards grant to Oak Hill garden project
• Milledgeville Mall hosting 6th Family Safety Day
• Firefighters, ARF team to save dog in fire
• First Friday debuts new logo
• New car seat law in effect
• Readers Book Club meets Saturday
• Gordan Womans Study Club Flea Market is Saturday
• Family picnic to be held Saturday
• Officials: Woodstock man drowned in kiddie pool
• Bingo to be held at the American Legion Post
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Civitan International Club being organized
• BOE adopts final budget for FY12
• GBI: Wilco tax investigation will take time
• Atlanta schools chief leaves amid cheating probe
• ORMC looking to city, county for support
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to meet
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Ga. execution is fodder for challenges to new drug
• Walmart receipt leads to burglary, theft arrests
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• Community fireworks set for Saturday
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Local man killed in accident
• Ga. soldier's sentencing delayed until August
• Local project receives $500,000 in federal funds
• Mayor issues proclamation for National HIV Testing Day
• Storms suppress Ga. wildfires, hamper firefighters
• Georgia College hosts ‘green’ forum in fall
• Suicide Support Group meets Monday
• Oconee Center offers free HIV testing and counseling
• Homeowners’ Workshop is today
• Rains slow growth of wildfires in south Georgia
• Public to get chance to review Georgia textbooks
• L&L Market is open Saturday
• 'Celebrating Fathers' to be held Saturday
• Homeowners’ Workshop to be held Saturday
• ARF will make it through July, but still in need of funds
• Illegal immigrant youth 'come out' in reform push
• Housing Authority to celebrate fatherhood
• Commissioners begin redistricting process
• Old Capitol Optimist Club meets
• Library holds its Summer Reading Club
• Civitan International Club being organized
• Mother, son arrested in coin theft
• Report: School leader ordered documents destroyed
• N. Columbia railroad fix coming soon
• Local man pleads guilty to racketeering
• Oconee Center offering free HIV testing Monday
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Oconee Center Community Service Board meets
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• UPDATE: Paddle Georgia delegation arrives in town
• Judge weighs new Georgia execution policy
• Barrow to undergo treatment for prostate cancer
• Baldwin County chapter of the NAACP meets
• Baldwin County Board of Commissioners meets
• Tents of Paddle Georgia participants burglarized
• Kiwanis Club meets
• Georgia College provides outlet for students to get business-oriented
• Southeast Ga. wildfires contained by fire breaks
• Players auditioning for ‘Damn Yankees’
• Dr. Dorothy Leland Day in Milledgeville
• Hearing today on blocking immigration law
• Paddle Georgia 2011 comes to Milledgeville
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Plantation Quilters to meet
• Construction under way on new 911 Center
• General George P. Doles re-enactment on Saturday
• Ga. wildfires burn 40,000 acres outside Okefenokee
• Union-Recorder print edition delayed
• Ga. unemployment rate remains at 9.8 percent
• Storms move across Georgia; many lose electricity
• New Civitan Club meets
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• VIP support group meets
• DOC: Escapee scaled fence
• NFL player called hero after rescuing child
• Rural Jones County residents may get water supply from Baldwin
• Deal says probationers should work on farms
• The Faith Hope and Love Cancer Support Group for Women meets
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Georgia College cosponsors India business summit
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Prison escapee re-captured
• Ga. court says Cobb EMC violated agreement
• Convicted murderer escapes from Hancock State Prison
• BHS juniors raise graduation test scores by 2 percent in social studies
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• Principal named for Georgia College Early College
• Local officials to be guests on 'Talking Straight'
• Sallad named new principal at Georgia College Early College
• 3-D Benefit Shoot for Hunter Renfroe Fund
• Chamber annual dinner highlights year
• Gingrich: 'Strategic difference' plagued campaign
• Amateur Radio testing team conducts licensing tests Saturday
• Project Linus meets Saturday
• 100 Black Men meets Saturday
• Ga. students improve on standardized tests
• Overnight traffic accident results in fatality
• CSH hosts Flower and Art Show awards ceremony
• Civitan International Club being organized
• Library holds its Summer Reading Club Craft Day
• Deal declines to disclose inaugural expenditures
• Georgia College names interim president
• GMC commencement Friday
• Creative Expressions opening reception will be held
• Falun Gong exercise class will be held
• Free computer classes for seniors will be held
• Nail salon fire closes businesses
• Baldwin County Commission to issue proclamation
• Study: Ga. scholarship law 'failed experiment'
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville meets
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Home burns on Colony Farm Road
• GMC names Jill Robbins Employee of the Year
• D-Day division trained at Fort Gordon
• 2 Georgia wildfires now mostly contained
• FA DEADLINE FOR Fall TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, July 22, 2011, for the Fall 2011 term. Students who have
• Firefighter boot drive raises more than $5,000
• Regents close to interim president announcement
• TCSG rescinds GED fee increase
• 'The Mourning After' group meets
• ABATE of Georgia District 7 meets
• Cafe Central benefit yard sale Saturday
• Missing 18-year-old found in Bibb County, Ga.
• Chamber of Commerce annual dinner coming
• Simpson denied bond
• Junior Police Academy registration next week
• Cafe Central benefit yard sale Saturday
• First Friday showcases classic rides, art
• Old Capital Kiwanis Club meets Thursday
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Milledgeville Exchange Club meets
• City Council grants alcohol license applications
• Ga. court sides with mistress in estate battle
• 2 drown in Georgia lakes; 3rd person sought
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Georgia's newest public college is all grown up
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• 'The Mourning After' group meets Monday
• Hancock Sheriff's office to hold four wheeler expo
• Greenway awarded $1M grant
• Deal spent $1.3M for inauguration, transition team
• Georgia College names new associate vice president
• GSP patrolling for holiday weekend
• Cafe Central holds a benefit yard sale
• Financial Peace University offers money planning
• Hancock Sheriff's office to hold four wheeler expo Saturday
• DNR preps for busy holiday weekend on the water
• Spreading Ware County blaze closes portion of US 1
• Stormy weather moving into Georgia for weekend
• Georgia College names director of facilities planning, university architect
• University appoints director of facilities operations
• Old Capitol Optimist Club to meet
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• New Civitan Club organizing
• SCA observes kindergarten graduation
• Soldier guilty of Iraq deaths in Ga. court martial
• Bragg to lead chamber of commerce
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to meet
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Lake Oconee Promise Keepers meets
• Jr. Deputy Camp still taking applications
• Campus Club students receive scholarship to Berklee College summer program
• Ga. soldier's capital murder trial goes to jury
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• N.A.M.I. to meet at Covenant Presbyterian
• MOPS meet at 9 a.m.
• City Council slated to approve FY12 budget
• BHS students Stop The Violence Saturday
• Ga. to suspend lane closures for Memorial Day
• Hyundai dealership changes hands
• FA DEADLINE FOR Fall TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, July 22, 2011, for the Fall 2011 term. Students who have
• Georgia College community dance recital today
• Bike show today at mall
• Rock Eagle May session today
• Local bikers take part in symbolic ride
• LIR hosts author presentation
• No charges in Oak Hill sexual assault allegation
• Business After Hours this evening
• Bingo to be held at the American Legion Post
• Dorothy Leland named UC Merced chancellor by regents
• Financial seminar begins at The Family Room
• OHMS spring concert tonight
• MPD investigating robbery report
• County Commissioners meet
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market opens at 4 p.m.
• Teen drowns in Oconee River
• The Milledgeville Registrar’s Office will be closed from 11:30 – 1:00, Thursday, May 19th for a meeting. All messages will be returned as quickly as possible Thursday afternoon.
• • FA DEADLINE FOR Fall TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, July 22, 2011, for the Fall 2011 term. Students w
• Public meeting about proposed development to be held
• Technical schools start site on HOPE changes
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Oconee Regional Chapter of Project Linus meets
• Georgia governor signs immigration bill into law
• Save Us, From Us, For Us holding community forum
• Blandy Hills chorus presents School House Rock Live! Jr.
• GMC Steinway Concert Series presents The David Osborne Trio
• Cafe Central Dinner and Auction will be held
• Baldwin County bucks Georgia census trend
• Judge sentences ex-bank executive to 10 years
• Statewide results show increase on grad test
• Neighborhood informational session to be held on new complex
• Veterans of Foreign Wars to meet
• Man wanted in Coombs Avenue shooting
• Composting workshop to be held at First Presbyterian
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• HorseDreams Youth Ranch hosts local students
• Appeals court weighs life sentences for juveniles
• Fundraisers to benefit local soup kitchen
• FA DEADLINE FOR Fall TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2011, for the Fall 2011 term. Students who have
• FA DEADLINE FOR Summer TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, May 13, 2011, for the summer 2011 term. Students who h
• Goldwing Road Riders Association meets
• Regents approve merger of UGA foundations
• GMC Famous Georgians Museum opens
• Dedication held for cemetery expansion
• Leland recommended as chancellor of Calif. school
• Old Capital Car Club meets
• The Faith Hope and Love Cancer Support Group for Women meets
• Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market
• Man sentenced in robbery attempt case
• Okefenokee wildfire grows to consume 61,800 acres
• Man drowns near Sinclair Dam
• Ceremony to mark veterans cemetery expansion
• The Ethics Committee & GMC Library invite all students, faculty and staff to a film event: The 2007 film Kite Runner (based on Khaled Hosseni’s novel) Thursday, May 19, 7:00-9:30 pm GMC Sibley Cone Library Karen Jarrell, GMC faculty, will lead
• State launches tourism effort with giveaways
• GMC band concert is this evening
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• Eatonton Street Painting Festival is today
• Habeas petition denied for Robert Butts
• Save-A-Lot grocery closing
• Okefenokee fire creeps closer to escaping swamp
• Milledgeville Idol auditions next week
• Guardian named for Reynolds Plantation developer
• Sunnyside Mountain Boys are in concert
• GMC holds Mother's Day Parade
• First Friday gearing up downtown
• Georgia College students prepare for graduation
• Sherman's Trail Yard Sale coming through Milledgeville
• Travel rally touts importance of tourism to Milledgeville
• Cicadas invade southeast
• Medical students in Athens, Ga. take on projects
• Area youth learn history through summer camps
• Milledgeville Area Patriots meet
• Committee to discuss Sunday sales in Athens
• Delta Sigma Theta holds an aids awareness workshop
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• Man pleads guilty in assault
• Okefenokee wildfire still growing, now 3,150 acres
• Three arrested in city armed robbery case
• Two arrested in Stevens Court home invasion, wrecks
• Triumph Aerostructures announces plant expansion
• Military families praise bin Laden's death, worry
• Delta Sigma Theta holds a kids health workshop
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Free computer classes for seniors
• Camp Good Grief kicks off for area youth
• Gov. Deal signs public defender overhaul
• Ga. officials push resume-writing for job-seekers
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• First Friday returns this week with live music
• Relay meets fundraising goal
• Delta Sigma Theta holds economic development meeting
• Witness says he saw Army soldier fire fatal shots
• AP Source: Bin Laden went down firing
• FA DEADLINE FOR Summer TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, May 13, 2011, for the summer 2011 term. Students who h
• AP sources: DNA testing confirms bin Laden death
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• Residents lend their presence to Shop Local campaign
• 10 tornadoes confirmed during deadly Ga. storms
• Geri Brantley Benefit Yard Sale is Saturday
• Old Clinton War Days will be held this weekend
• Digital Bridges holds a second video shoot day
• UPDATE: Student dies in Pebble Hill Rd. accident
• Charter Communications was able to restore the internet pipe to us during the night. All services have been restored.
• PD investigating home invasion
• Law enforcement, emergency personnel respond to Pebble Hill Road accident
• Georgia's Deal signs Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Outdoor Education holds second annual academic symposium
• Middle school case turned over to DA's office
• Annual BALD Shorts Film Festival held tonight
• 13 deaths reported as strong storms hit Georgia
• Bridging the Basics beginning computer classes will be held
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• 'Vampire Diaries' cast spooked by haunted set
• Raburn is Baldwin Teacher of the Year
• FA DEADLINE FOR Summer TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, May 13, 2011, for the summer 2011 term. Students who h
• Baldwin State Prison Guard arrested
• GSP post hosts yard sale benefit Saturday
• Junior Deputy camp registration begins
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• More thunderstorms forecast for Georgia
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Free computer classes for seniors
• National Children's Study board focuses on area mission
• Civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis to run again
• State route 243 from Ivey to U.S. Highway 441 opens
• Campus Theatre wins award
• Ga. nuclear reactor back online at partial power
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville to ride
• N.A.M.I. to meet at Covenant Presbyterian
• MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) to meet
• Homes burn on Hall Street
• Cicadas buzz around central Georgia
• President Dorothy Leland presents 2010-2011 alumni awards
• Book signing celebrates local tie to 'Gone with the Wind'
• University and economic development team for India trip
• Education agenda takes backseat in legislative session
• Suicide Prevention Coalition holds survivors of suicide support group
• Sue’s Business and Divas With Attitude Easter Egg Hunt
• Soul Brothers CB Radio Club holds annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Group empowers women in effort to combat domestic violence
• Ex-Atlanta bank executive sentenced to 5 years
• Investigators to meet next week on OHMS sex assault allegation
• Accident sends six to hospital
• Baldwin Teacher of the Year program Tuesday
• High school seniors offered $1,000 scholarship
• Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday
• UGA's Adams: more cuts coming at university
• L&L Market is open Saturday
• Baldwin County to observe Good Friday
• Baldwin County Teacher of the Year named next week
• Woman attacked while taking husband to hospital
• CDC predicts smoking bans in every state by 2020
• Beatlemania to be performed tonight
• Learning in Retirement Book Club meets
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Deal signs legislation targeting Atlanta schools
• Email service and all missing messages has been restored.
• FA DEADLINE FOR Summer TERM 2011 MILLEDGEVILLE, SANDERSVILLE, AND MADISON STUDENTS ALL official financial aid documents required for processing MUST be received in the Financial Aid Office by Friday, May 13, 2011, for the summer 2011 term. Students who
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Our email server went down sometime early this morning. We are working to repair it as quickly as we can.
• More stormy weather expected today
• VIP support group meets
• One wounded in Youngbood Road shooting
• One arrested, another wanted in Elbert Street shootings
• Georgia High School Graduation Test being phased out
• Beatlemania coming to Milledgeville
• Mansion welcomes author and landscape architect
• Eco-art on display
• USG Board of Regents approves tuition and fee increases
• Georgia soldier faces capital military trial
• County Commission to meet
• Post office busy on tax day
• GMC holds Military Tattoo, recognizes educators
• Senior Olympic badminton club will be held
• Mother of death row inmate Troy Davis dies
• SCA garden club see fruits, veggies firsthand
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• American Legion Auxiliary Post 523 meets
• Artifact identification day at the Gordon Historic Train Depot
• TORNADO WARNING FOR BALDWIN, JONES, AND PUTNAM UNTIL 7a.m. F. Van Horn
• Spillers book signing Saturday at library
• Lockerly Spring Plant Sale continues
• Chamber golf tournament held
• AP Interview: Deal says he'll OK immigration bill
• Milledgeville, Madison, and Sandersville students: A select number of courses will be available in an online format Summer Quarter and Fall Quarter. See your advisor for details.
• BHS students go 'Above the Influence'
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch & Learn
• Learning in Retirement holds a board meeting
• Students make a dance on disability
• Your IT department has heard your complaints about student emails, and we are implementing a new system this summer for your use. We will be moving all student email services to Microsoft Live@Edu to offer expanded capabilities and reliable service. Fo
• Judge faces hearing on drug, misconduct charges
• GED testing fees increase July 1
• Income tax deadline extended
• The IT Staff would like you to be aware that the changes that moved your online self-service options into WebAdvisor are in preparation for our implementation of the new portal system this year. Our new system will bring all student systems into one sea
• Judge sending fugitive back to Mississippi
• March, vigil today to honor domestic violence victims
• Bingo to be held at the American Legion Post
• Old Capitol Optimist Club to meet
• Bridging the Basics beginning computer classes
• Southern Co. CEO: nuclear project remains on track
• Man charged in seven area burglaries
• Ga. Sunday alcohol sales bill heads to governor
• Goldwing Road Riders Association meets
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Free computer classes for seniors
• Ga. House sends immigration bill back to Senate
• Baldwin BOE meets today
• To all Students: The GMC Financial Aid Office is proud to announce new features within WebAdvisor. Students can now view their Financial Aid by term or by year. Students can now view their Award Letter by year. Students can now view their documents a
• To all students: You now have the capability to pay your bill online through our WebAdvisor system. To access, please login to GMCOnline.edu. Instructions for accessing WebAdvisor will be on the home page of your portal after you sign in. There are al
• GMC Military Tattoo slated for Friday
• Ga. lawmakers agree to $18 billion budget
• Old Capital Car Club meets
• Faith Hope and Love Cancer Support Group meets
• USDA Farm Service Agency to hold informational meeting
• 2 shot to death in Murray County, Ga.
• Award-winning writer E.L. Doctorow to speak at Georgia College
• Today, a student sent a suggestion that we include a calendar with important term dates, holidays, payments & financial aid deadlines, etc. on our student portal system. The IT office is now looking at a way to pull this information together and dis
• Resource fair held at Crossroads Pregnancy Center
• More stormy weather headed for Georgia today
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon
• Alumnus, Nashville recording artist performs in concert
• Georgia Secession Convention at 3 p.m.
• Glenn guilty of burglary
• 15-year-old daughter charged in killing of Ga. mom
• ***Reminder***GMC Chorus club is looking for voices - to audition please see Ms. Moona Yu in the NAB II or inquire at Student Activities. There is no requirement to take the Chorus class.
• 21 plead in Superior Court
• Help give Jarrell Plantation a spring cleaning
• Storytelling in Milledgeville is tonight
• Free kids' fishing event Saturday
• Partial Ga. budget deal would buy police cars
• Grant money, SPLOST will help upgrade technology
• Town hall meeting tonight on homestead exemption
• Georgia Power almost 100 percent restored
• Milledgeville Area Patriots to attend town hall meeting
• Pancake Supper will be held at Creekside Elementary
• Bridging the Basics beginning computer classes
• Kelley guilty of burglarizing convenience store
• Ga. soldier denied new lawyer for murder trial
• State bus tour touts need for HOPE restoration
• Hundreds still without power in area
• County approves new 911 center
• Crews working to restore power across Georgia
• Fireworks likely returning to mall
• Quilters guild workshop today
• Power shut down April 5, 2011
• Storm damage affects Herty Hall
• Power still out for hundreds in Baldwin
• Roads closed as crews work on storm damage
• Heavy storms cause damage, knock out power
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville road ride
• At least six killed in rough weather
• Bridging the Basics beginning computer classes
• More than 200,000 wake up with no power in Ga.
• Senior Olympic badminton club meets
• Effective immediately, you may view your unofficial transcript on your web advisor (online registration system). Unofficial transcripts have migrated to the web advisor as part of the migration upgrades. This is in an effort to improve security and stu
• 3 killed in house near Lithonia, Ga.; man charged
• Murder plea reached in 2010 death of local woman
• Ga. voter ID proof law gets federal approval
• GC Choral Ensemble presents spring concert
• Ballroom dancing at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
• Ailey II conducts master class
• Fugitive fighting extradition
• Court appearances set in Ga. armored car holdups
• Retirement legislation finds second life in Atlanta
• Old Capital Triathlon coming to Baldwin County
• Ga. House OK's prescription drug database
• Foolin' around downtown at First Friday
• Macon Symphony Orchestra to perform
• Japan crisis puts Georgia Power under a spotlight
• Baldwin County is Camera Ready
• Work Ready grant needed to support Baldwin County’s status
• Council approves alcohol for special events
• Georgia inaugural celebration to be May 2
• Report: Ga. DOT employee did undisclosed side work
• Ga. lawmakers consider limiting tuition hikes
• Environmental artist visit
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Free computer classes for seniors
• Man arrested with stolen property
• Kroger project progressing
• Ga. tax overhaul gains traction
• Sweet Georgia Sound Sweet Adeline Chorus meets
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Visiting artist to discuss work
• Ga. Senate panel approves an $18.2 billion budget
• Students get dose of Taiwan
• Lightning strikes area condos
• Environmental artist to speak Tuesday
• Secession Convention re-enactment scheduled due to popular demand
• Health fair at Milledgeville Mall
• Student email service has been restored. Thank you for your patience.
• Church event to benefit Relay
• Two arrested in scrap thefts
• The Milledgeville campus will be closed the week of March 28th for spring break. We will reopen April 4th for Late Registration. Spring quarter classes begin April 5th. Drop/Add is April 5th – 7th.
• EBT fraud case packs Wilkinson Courthouse
• Georgia's unemployment fund going broke
• CIS concert tonight at BHS Fine Arts Center
• Man charged with damage to property, stalking
• Firefighters respond to house fire on Ivey Drive
• Ga. lawmakers scrap grocery tax
• Oconee Center to offer health fair
• Lions Club spaghetti supper today
• Book signing today at ORMC
• Ga. legislative session set to end April 14
• T.J. Maxx set to open in fall
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon
• Georgia Military College Prep School presents 'Oklahoma!'
• Running the Greene mile
• Local group telling tales of local history
• Ga. Supreme Court reverses death sentence
• Job fair, career forum Saturday
• GC Theatre presents 'Milledgeville Memoirs'
• ORMC Foundation sponsors golf tournament
• Learning in Retirement holds a Lunch and Learn
• Census: Georgia's Hispanic population doubles
• Sunday sales passes Senate in busy crossover day
• LIR book club, writers group meets
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville meets
• Business After Hours this evening
• Curfew enacted in Jonesboro
• Georgia Power announces plans to decertify two coal generating units at Plant Branch
• One-car accident results in fatality
• Crossover day deadline looms for Ga. lawmakers
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Milledgeville Garden Club Council holds joint meeting
• VIP support group meets
• SPLOST extended
• Accident reported at Highway 49
• Brush fire burns in Ga.'s McIntosh County
• Ga. Senate to consider Sunday sales after all
• Deal signs HOPE scholarship changes into law
• SPLOST vote today until 7 p.m.
• Baldwin NAACP meets tonight
• Old Capital Museum Society’s winter lecture series continues
• Board of Commissioners meets tonight
• BOE members offer opposing sides on BHS rebid
• Schulte named Mainstreet director
• Ga. Senate could consider Sunday sales after all
• Georgia College to hold Service Recognition Ceremony
• Check fraud cases result in arrest
• Statement from President Dorothy Leland
• Tide of 1,000 bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets
• Harriet’s Closet opens at noon Monday
• Greene Mile 5K to benefit Life Enrichment Center
• Store investigation results in two arrests
• BOE approves re-bid portion of BHS project
• Ex-federal judge gets 30 days in prison for crimes
• Chamber presents 2011 Community Work Session
• Free smoking cessation class
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii as storm sweeps islands
• 11th annual JMA bash and auction Saturday
• Prosecutors want prison for ex-federal judge
• House panel OK's $18.25 billion budget
• Bridging the Basics beginning computer classes
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club to play
• Optimist club to meet
• Ga. asks appeals court to overturn water ruling
• Thunderstorms moving through this afternoon
• Local talent showcased at First Friday
• Goldwing Road Riders Association meets
• Falun Gong exercise class held
• The library will be open extended hours during Final Exams. Sunday, March 13th: 1:00 pm – 10:00 pm Monday, March 14th: 7:45 am – 10:00 pm Tuesday, March 15th: 7:45 am – 10:00 pm Wednesday, March 16th: 7:45 am – 9:30 pm
• Local talents showcased
• Free computer classes for seniors
• GA and SC slow down on joint Savannah River port
• ARF auction a success
• Milledgeville, Madison, and Sandersville Spring Quarter Payment Deadline is Thursday, March 17th
• National Children's Study seeing much support, participation
• Old Capital Car Club meets
• UGA gets grant to help make Ga. roads safer
• Sweet Georgia Sound meets at 7 p.m.
• Tastes and sounds
• MOPS meet at 9 a.m.
• Appeals court to consider tri-state water dispute
• Junior Misses named
• Gov. Deal to scale back pre-k cuts
• 'The Mourning After' group meets
• ABATE of Georgia District 7 meets
• ARF 13th annual auction tonight
• Divers train for terrorism in Savannah harbor
• Fire department to conduct tests on hydrants next week
• Ga. Senate panel OK's HOPE overhaul
• Georgia lawmakers consider more gun changes
• ACT students to perform today
• First Friday events today
• Learning in Retirement Lunch and Learn
• Job and career fair coming March 19
• AG: Sunday sales proposal is not unconstitutional
• Stolen cars investigation wrapping up
• Georgia unemployment matches all-time high
• Georgia Teens Ride With P.R.I.D.E. class
• Senate OKs bill that cuts early voting to 2 weeks
• SPLOST referendum tonight
• Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club meets
• Charter school student activity bill passes Senate
• Georgia Military College welcomed their newest members to Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society with a special induction ceremony on the evening of February 18, 2011. Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) recognizes and rewards high-achieving students and membership is by invi
• Beck indicted for January murder
• Ga. Power seeking fuel charge reduction
• Falun Gong exercise class at Central City Park
• Free computer classes for seniors
• Lake Oconee Promise Keepers meets
• Counterfeit bills circulating the area
• County commission meets tonight
• Bill asks proof of citizenship for Georgia ballot
• Ga. House passes bill raising age for car seat
• Olens unveils Ga. sunshine laws overhaul
• Ga. Dems in Senate want to slow down HOPE talks
• Bridging the Basics beginning computer classes
• Bicycling Club of Milledgeville road ride
• Senior Olympic badminton club meets
• Area under severe thunderstorm warning
• Chamber president accepts new position
• Feds in Ga. to ramp up 'pill mill' investigations
• Georgia College honors Flagg Social Justice award winners
• Ecats email system update
• Ga. teachers, parents fear scaled back pre-k
• HOPE expected to face Ga. House vote
• GMC will host its annual PROBE Fair
• Andalusia Foundation offers a lecture series
• L&L Market is open
• Classes to help merge businesses with technology
• Bibb County, Ga. DA's killers come up for parole
• Warrant issued in doctor’s office burglary
• The Ecats email system
• 1940s Radio Hour starts at 8 p.m.
• Honey Dewdrops play tonight
• Relay for Life team holds turkey wing fundraiser
• Gatewood girls headed to state finals
• Death row inmate asks DOJ to investigate
• Arrests made in tractor-trailer theft
• Deep Roots wins big at conference
• Discuss Georgia DOT’s proposed project
• Pollen counts are surging in Georgia
• GC presents “The 1940's Radio Hour:
• Tri-County EMC hosts AARP Drivers Safety Course
• Ga. House panel approves sentencing reform review
• High Achievers spring break camp registration begins
• Arrest made in Irwinton Road store robbery
• Farmers air concerns with Ga. immigration bill plan
• Boot Scoot & Boogie fundraiser
• Falun Gong exercise class
• Free computer classes for seniors
• 2011 STAR Student honored
• Information meeting on Fall Line Freeway set
• Early SPLOST voting begins
• Deal, Ga. legislators to spell out HOPE overhaul
• Day Book, February 22, 2011
• Day Book, February 22, 2011
• BCSO searching for robbery suspect
• Day Book, February 22, 2011
• APNewsBreak: Deal outlines HOPE, pre-K overhaul
• 7 guards at Ga. state prison charged
• Bailey educates with a dream to motivate
• Veterans advocate, former state Rep. Birdsong dies
• Ga. lawmakers weigh funding for water projects
• Day Book, February 19, 2011
• Day Book
• Day Book, February 19, 2011
• 3 children die in Lilburn, Ga. house fire
• This is a survey about the florists in Milledgeville. The results of this survey will be used for an advertising class project to determine how local flower shops can reach college students more effectively. Please take a minute or two to answer the surv
• Special Collections promotes GC Legacy Project
• 13th annual ARF auction to be held March 5
• Ga. Senate corks Sunday alcohol sales
• Celebrating Arbor Day
• Georgia initial unemployement claims up in January
• DOR closes Pig in a Pit
• Senate could cork Sunday sales after fast start
• Twin Lakes Library System nears 75-year mark
• House bill would ban online, cell phone bullying
• Riot reported at Baldwin State Prison
• Court reviews Orlando's rules for feeding homeless
• Local couple marks 65 years of wedded bliss
• Ga. weather could threaten peaches, blueberries
• Lessons for life
• Ga. inmate's lawsuit claims execution drug expired
• Brother of Ga. Senate leader gets gov't-funded job
• Then and now
• Mansion offers discounted tours for Ga. History Month
• Ga. immigration bill has final public hearing
• Upcoming programs
• Cleanup effort continues at Oconee Heights
• Sheriff: More than 150 carcasses dumped at farm
• GPB’s ‘Georgia Traveler’ to feature Milledgeville
• Ga. House OKs $18 billion amended budget
• Salon hosts day of beauty for local teachers
• Ga. DOT to remove homemade roadside memorials
• The Miracle Building
• Docs amputate leg of key Atlanta trial witness
• Cooperative weather needed for roadwork completion
• Georgia names new public health director
• BOE tables parts of BHS construction
• Salvation Army sells wedding ring left by couple
• Ga. House OKs bill to aid slain trooper's family
• Lights, camera, action
• Lecture’s first installment
• Ga. court weighs 'emotional' pleas in death cases
• To all GMC Students, you can now print your 1098T forms from the web. Go to GMCOnline, and then access WebAdvisor (Web Registration). You should see the functionality to print your 1098T form on the main student menu. Click the link for the 2010 Tax Y
• Senior advocates fret over state cuts to meal delivery
• Ga. Supreme Court Justice travels amid Egypt uprising
• Big Ben headed back for thirds in Super Bowl XLV
• Artwork with Confederate flag removed from exhibit
• Annual Andalusia lecture series opens Sunday
• Ga. lawmakers to study education funding formula
• History on tour
• Ga. GOP, Dems argue over redistricting effort
• Georgia turns 278 Saturday
• Ga. lawmaker to discuss illegal immigration bill
• UGA lands No. 1 running back Isaiah Crowell, puts finishing touches on ‘Dream Team’ class
• Metro Atlanta churches face foreclosure threat
• Manufacturer honors employees
• Ga. lawmakers to consider Sunday alcohol sales
• Serenity Spa offers new line of features
• Peace Corps comments on Ga. volunteer's death
• Historic marker dedicated
• Ga. senator proposes bill in wake of refund flap
• Safe return
• Centerville woman abducted and killed; 2 charged
• Ga. Legislature to return to work at Capitol
• Technology upgrade
• Chamber, Partners for Progress readying for community work session
• Former Ga. officer sent to prison in boating death
• New CVS store open
• Ga. schools chief: graduation rate to drop
• Community leaders
• Valdosta's oldest home burns in large fire
• Locals offer thoughts on State of the Union address
• Arguments set in tri-state water wars case
• Sound of music
• Ga. adopts rules meant to restrict water transfers
• Walden appointed Mayor Pro-Tem at Council
• State of the Union stirs current of hope, doubt
• New headmaster
• Sunday sales bill filed in Ga. Senate
• Area girls prepare for Junior Miss program
• Senate leader says he will push Ga. school vouchers
• Girl Scout’s prepping for annual cookie sale
• Suspect killed in scuffle with Ga. deputy
• Issues still the same for Ga. public defenders
• Vehicle and home catch fire
• University unveils green buses added to fleet
• Chambliss: Senate will vote on health care repeal
• Georgia Cancer Specialists holds Totes to Tots today
• Georgia College police officers honored for heroism
• ‘Stop, Drop and Read’
• Condemned Ga. man wants lethal injection details
• Fun factory opens Saturday
• Historical marker commemorates Civil War 150th
• Feds: 3-man gun ring in Ga. dismantled
• Union or seccession?
• BOE aims for Board of Distinction
• Atlanta public school system put on probation
• First Friday kicks off next month
• Restoring the Dream
• DA: Woman released from prison too soon
• Serving others
• Milledgeville Cares opens assistance office
• Ga. school districts face another tough budget
• Councilman pleads guilty
• Roads still icy in other parts of Ga.
• Business recognition
• Road-grading machine clears Athens, Ga. snow
• Resource Center available for Baldwin County parents
• Re-visiting the debate
• Preaching austerity, Gov. Deal unveils lean budget
• First Council meeting of the year canceled
• Deal to deliver State of the State address today
• Message from Dr. Jordan
• Classes will resume tomorrow, Jan 12th for both the Prep School and Junior College.
• Ga. landfill converting to solar farm
• Many stay at home, off the roads
• Drop/Add will be extended through Friday.
• Classes are cancelled for Tuesday January 11th for both Junior College and Prep School
• Classes will be canceled tomorrow, 11 Jan for the Milledgeville location for both the Junior College and Prep School.
• Ga. Office of Highway Safety issues driver safety precautions
• The Sandersville Campus will also be closing today, Monday Jan 10th.
• Winter storm shuts down much of Ga.
• Perdue declares state of emergency in Georgia
• GMC Milledgeville Junior College and Prep School will NOT have classes on Monday, January 10th because of the incoming storm. Staff are authorized to report later in the day as conditions permit.
• Wind advisory for Central Ga., sleet, snow expected Sunday
• Anti-Violence Group holding MLK Day cleanup
• State's revenues are up for the 7th straight month
• Budget, budget, budget
• Gov.-elect Deal moves into mansion
• Distillery project plans opening in early spring
• Soldier charged with false report in Ga.
• Trouble logging into myCATS to register, pay fees?
• GC ranks in ‘100 Best Values in Public Colleges’
• Georgia DNR considers admission fees
• Upcoming abstinence rally held for local youth
• 3 missing Georgia children found safe in SoCal
• Bruising Lincoln
• Ga. tax panel to hold final meeting
• New prison sub-contractor meeting today
• Suspicious package in Atlanta not a risk
• The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship Program honors excellence by supporting outstanding community college students with financial need as they transfer to and complete their bachelor’s degrees at the nation&rsq
• SCA, theater team for Bible study series
• Sprucing things up
• As Georgia Military College gears up for the new year with orientation and registration Thursday, newly enrolled freshmen and commuter students will not have to empty their wallets this winter quarter as GMC continues to provide one course free of tuitio
• 12 killed on Ga. roads over holiday weekend
• GMC aids students with scholarship opportunity
• Developer proposes expanding downtown Athens
• Program offers preventive care to would-be moms
• New CVS store readies for grand opening
• Federal lawsuit targets 'overzealous' speed trap
• Georgia Power to increase its rates
• Funeral for Ga. state trooper killed by gunman
• A look back
• Courts review case of trooper suspect
• Bone Island Grill holding New Year’s Bash
• Audit finds CDC misplaced $8 million in equipment
• A look back
• Ga. man to be sentenced for family killings
• Allied Arts announces youth art classes
• Georgia's judicial watchdogs nearly out of money
• Georgia Cancer Specialists gives totes to tots
• Ga. county ex-official's appeal for old job denied
• Winter chill
• Shoppers take on returns, post-holiday sales
• High pecan demand pleases growers
• Spirit of giving takes on wheels at Flagg Chapel
• For residents and staff, there is no place like home
• Local Christmas gift drive benefits hundreds
• Beckham’s annual Christmas giveaway helps 142 local families
• Community comes forward with generous giving to aid local children
• GSP: Holiday travel period begins today
• Seat may impact Baldwin
• Perdue, advocates laud mental health agreement
• Boys & Girls Club gets dose of holiday cheer
• Renovations may displace Continuing Ed classes at GC
• Kids Matter awards finalists with scholarships
• PSC approves Georgia Power rate increase
• PSC to decide soon on Georgia Power rate proposal
• Nursing agency helps keep seniors warm at Christmas
• UGA graduates 2,200 fall students
• More toys than Santa’s workshop
• Show of gratitude
• Ga. hospital fires 3 for sharing patient's X-ray
• Floride Allen Library closing
• HOPE book allowance cut in half
• Brush fire threatens home
• Brunswick murder trial ends in hung jury
• Shipping to the North Pole and beyond
• Ga. jobless rate rises to 10.1 percent
• Bellamy employees donate time, items to Cafe Central
• Gator numbers make comeback in Georgia
• Centennial Pool drainage work to occur during break
• Fast fire under investigation
• 11 Dublin stores closed after gambling raids
• Bidding farewell
• Deal: Cut corporate income tax
• Gambling probe nets 15 arrests
• Ga. places 4 prisons on lockdown amid protest
• Shop with a Cop brings joy to local children
• Ga. legislators gather for biennial conference
• Lake dining tradition continues with Jackson’s on Sinclair
• Oak Hill celebrates third consecutive AYP status
• Deal to replace head of public defender agency
• Supporters turn out for spaghetti
• Authorities: 13-year-old Ga. girl shot by brother
• ARF offers adoption incentives in time for the holidays
• UGA to mark 50th anniversary of desegregation
• Local mill perseveres, re-opens
• Annual Mayor’s Motorcade spreads cheer
• CIS hosts Oak Hill clothing drive
• Barnesville police arrest 3 in killing of student
• CDC: Flu already hitting Ga. hard
• Winding down
• St. Nicholas Day today at Milledgeville Mall
• Educators and policymakers debated a timely and tough topic Friday: "K-12 Accountability — End it, Mend it, or Stay the Course?"
• Old Governor’s Mansion: ‘Remembrance in Red’
• Deal airs health care, budget concerns with President
• ‘Males Make a Difference’
• Business, political leaders back Savannah dredging
• Christmas at Lockerly Arboretum begins Saturday
• Toys for Tots is in town
• Trial opens in Heidt murder case in southeast Ga.
• Holiday weekend busy for BCFR
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• Working on the railroad
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• BOE Incumbents fall in runoff election
• Incumbents fall in BOE races
• Polls close for local runoffs
• Tornado warning in effect
• Georgia Military College proudly announces outstanding college students who have achieved academic distinction during the Fall Quarter from the MILLEDGEVILLE area.
• Museum Society silent auction, preview party tonight
• Local voters to decide BOE seats
• Christmas parade is Sunday
• Day care for disabled hard to find in middle Ga.
• Holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers done?
• Exhibit to feature GC senior photographers
• Carr files appeal
• 2 SC women killed on Thanksgiving, found in woods
• Area eateries provide tasty Thanksgiving dinner to locals
• ‘I just want to see a smile on somebody’s face’
• A Bountiful Feast
• Pilgrim’s past
• Ga. authorities say arson behind large wildfire
• Heavy holiday travel expected on Ga. roads
• Robins AFB adding HOV gate, shuttle
• Beating the rush
• Security stepped up at Clayton County, Ga. jail
• Early voting kicks off with steadily increasing numbers
• Most of Ga. locked in drought
• Slater’s Funeral Home gives away 45 turkeys
• Sheriff: Couple in murder-suicide was divorcing
• UGA student from Macon wins Rhodes Scholarship
• Early voting for BOE runoff election kicks off next week
• Art has no bounds for local performers
• Baldwin County chosen to partake in health study
• Toy, canned food drives promote spirit of giving
• Ga. piano company pleads guilty to smuggling ivory
• Event to offer trash for cash
• Closing arguments today in Plant Washington lawsuit
• Local leaders address bullying
• Civil rights icon Lewis to get Medal of Freedom
• BOE collects more SPLOST revenue than expected
• Ga. plans seat belt crackdown for Thanksgiving
• Drawing to an end
• Georgia-Pacific sets plan to protect forests
• Georgia College junior earns Obama scholarship
• Mens State Prison to close Dec. 1
• Closed to traffic
• Gulfstream announces a $500M expansion in Georgia
• Sheriff: Greensboro Deputy killed in murder-suicide
• Date set for Brookins hearing
• Relay for Life 2011 to kick off next week
• Ga. burglar killed was homeowner's friend
• Seasonal Wreath Auction to be held Nov. 18
• Milledgeville Police investigating fatal shooting
• UGA Athletic Association funds professorship
• All gave some, some gave all
• WWII vet paints museum's B-17 bomber
• Music rings in the holidays
• University System of Ga. hits new enrollment high
• ‘Steel Magnolias’ opens in Black Box Theatre
• BCSO gearing up for 15th Will Robinson Memorial Run
• Ranch Park nixing annual Thanksgiving dinner event
• 'Print Shop' recalled as Athens, Ga. arts hangout
• Events aimed to get parents involved
• Regents approve UGA engineering program request
• ‘Steel Magnolias’ opens in Black Box Theatre
• Observatory dome tops Herty Hall
• Georgia College helps develop Rock Hawk
• NFL star says ‘YES’ to Baldwin County youth
• Bobcat Baseball hosts Halloween on the Hill
• Making magic with chemistry
• Bobcat Basketball host preschoolers’ filed trip’
• Giving back to the community
• Bobcat Basketball host preschoolers’ field trip
• Print edition, November 9, 2010
• Georgia College to participate in national democracy research project
• President, Campus Theatre win USG facilities awards
• Area supporters attend Rock Hawk dedication
• Georgia College Max Noah Singers ‘Let Freedom Ring’
• Church says pastor didn't engage in sexual conduct
• Ga. Tech getting Race to the Top grant
• Trick-or-treating at Georgia College
• Civil War experts speak at Old Governor’s Mansion
• Goal attained
• Old Governor's Mansion hosts reenactment
• Georgia College receives Young Adult Program Grant
• Lake Laurel changes enhance driver safety
• Summit to talk to education experts at Georgia College
• Clothesline raises awareness
• Bobcat fishing team advances to FLW regional tournament
• 'Where the World Comes Together'
• Sophomore finds learning home at Georgia College
• Georgia College junior earns Obama scholarship
• Giving back to the community
• GC Jazz Band performs tribute to swing-era legend
• President Leland announces staff changes
• Thanksgiving food drive underway
• University System of Georgia named Customer Service Agency of the Year
• Career Center sponsors 2nd Annual Backpack-to-Briefcase conference
• GIVE Center, Old Governor's Mansion place in regional contest
• Mansion offers cozy holiday gift
• Watson-Brown Foundation Junior Board announces members
• Child abuse convictions upheld by top Ga. court
• Ga. students to get help applying to college
• ‘We’re glad to be here’
• BHS improves graduation rate, falls short of AYP
• JMA marks 40th year with alumni weekend activities
• Food is brother's Georgia policy
• Bicycling Club gearing up for trail workday
• Ga. regents start search for new chancellor
• Rep. Kidd hospitalized in Atlanta
• Big Mexican drug ring hit by Atlanta-area busts
• Mayor’s Commission launches new year with 14 youth
• Republicans surge in Georgia takeover
• In Our Best Interest group celebrates 12th graduation
• Manson, McAfee in runoffs
• County by County results from Deal's big win
• Rep. Bishop's GOP challenger concedes
• County by County results from Isakson's senate win
• A look at other key races from Tuesday night
• Grant retains seat
• Incumbents prevail in local House, Senate races
• Grant maintains lead in Senate race
• Ga. voters send GOP's Isakson back to Congress
• BOE races head to runoff
• Firefighters fight flames at River Edge
• Voters weigh tax hike for trauma hospitals
• It’s heritage
• Gun confiscated from student in Bibb County, Ga.
• Polls close at local princincts
• Kidd, Grant off to early leads
• Kidd, Howell race tightens as precincts report
• Ga. woman convicted of causing fatal Easter crash
• Gov. candidates clash in final debate
• Ex-Fulton County jailers sentenced in abuse case
• Veterans cemetery gets grant
• Lockerly’s annual Heritage Day events Saturday
• Lost vapor barrier cited in Ga. patrol car blast
• Trick or treat
• Baldwin HS presents ‘Shop of Horrors’
• Son: Ex-deputy fought frequently with wife
• Sinclair Christian takes part in Math-A-Thon
• Man shot near S. Elbert Street
• Magic red ribbon
• Ga. legislative committee on immigration to meet
• GMC celebrates Homecoming
• Family outing
• DEA, UGA team up to fight prescription drug abuse
• NFL star gives back to his hometown’s youth
• In governor's race, south Ga. voters are key
• Art to enjoy and share for years to come
• BOE candidate forum coming Tuesday
• Georgia College tops off Herty expansion
• International Walk to School Day
• Veterans cemetery staff honored as ‘above and beyond’
• City officially sets millage rate for FY 2011
• Accusations of lying fly in Ga. governor debate
• Board gets Head Start training
• Kid’s Day today at Milledgeville Marketplace
• RFL Mall Day set to kick off
• Barnes' daughter, granddaughters hurt in wreck
• Civil War experts speak at Old Governor’s Mansion
• Show of support
• NRC: Minor security violation at Ga. nuclear site
• Taking back the night
• Deal, Barnes neck-and-neck with fundraising
• TV show to feature murder case
• Ga. voters to decide on $10 tax for trauma care
• Second forum
• Ga. Department of Corrections moving offices
• Ga. Power plant cleanup a success
• Big variation found in Ga. bus driver training
• Looking at the issues
• Locals urged to eradicate illiteracy in community
• Witnesses: Girl hit by car in Ga. was fleeing dog
• Committee focuses on aid for locals in need
• Federal issues key in Ga. attorney general race
• Another record
• Ga. federal judge arrested on drug, gun charges
• Ga. gubernatorial hopefuls clash in debate
• Print edition, October 2, 2010
• Parent U. starts new year
• Allied Arts presents ‘Casting Hope’ Sunday
• Ga. piano company charged with smuggling ivory
• Getting fit
• Former Mass. Gov. Romney stumps for Deal, others
• Downtown sweets store opens doors
• Taste of Eatonton event set for Monday, Briar Patch Oct. 30
• Ga. county reviewing commissioners' pay
• Book signing, exhibit helps celebrate breast cancer survivors
• Jimmy Carter spending 2nd night in Ohio hospital
• Apparel company moving Ga. distribution center
• Lake cleanup coming next week
• Study finds Ga. motorists less likely to hit deer
• CSH annual cemetery ceremony to be held Sunday
• Storms rip through Atlanta area; some lose power
• Georgia executes Rhode
• Gov candidate Deal disclosure faces more questions
• Locals haunted and entertained by CVB
• Ga. preparing again to execute suicidal inmate
• Rhode execution set for 7 p.m.
• System launches parent workshops
• Work ethic drives local fish market to flourish
• Almost complete
• Ga. pastor's youth academy preached sexual control
• Digital Bridges offers computer basics classes
• Rhode appeals execution
• 44 pct of gay, bisexual men with HIV don't know it
• Choby's grand opening coming soon
• Suspect sketches in fatal shooting released
• Death row inmate's attorney urges execution stay
• FUMC Christmas Bazaar to be held this Saturday
• Inmates surpass capacity at Bibb County, Ga., jail
• Man dies after being struck by vehicle
• UGA administrator says faculty increasing again
• Local museums offer free admission on Museum Day
• Study: Teacher bonuses don't affect student tests
• Bluegrass event at Andalusia set for Saturday
• State adds manpower to find tax deadbeats
• Ga. man set to die for slayings hospitalized
• Library fair a success!
• Poll: Economy is No. 1 issue for Ga. voters
• Death penalty critics to hold vigils
• Teaching tolerance
• Early Voting begins Monday
• Newspaper's revelation rocks photographer's family
• Shaping future leaders
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans lives in poverty
• Digital Bridges offers to recycle electronics
• Chords of green
• Unemployment rate rises to 10 percent in Georgia
• Firefighter charged after 2-year-old dies
• BOE weighs options for utilizing Ed Jobs Fund
• Atlanta newspaper says Nathan Deal faces big debt
• Local girl comes in 23rd place at world competition
• A time to remember
• Soldier's defense argues Iraq trip necessary
• Chamber group seeks partners for education
• Hurricane Julia forms in the Atlantic Ocean
• Police investigating UGA sexual assaults
• CIS takes aim at increasing adult, family literacy
• Super Wednesday welcomes GMC newcomers
• Life lessons
• Roadcheck blitz yields 135 citations in 2 hours
• Groups partnering to solicit questions for candidates
• Reactor parts start arriving at proposed Ga. plant
• Pastor nixes Quran-burning, claims NYC mosque deal
• New GMC JuCo cadets welcomed on Super Wednesday
• Keys to the future
• Evaluation ordered for accused hospital gunman
• Herb garden
• Top Ga. court considers voter ID law
• BCFR has laborious weekend
• Boating winds down on Sinclair
• Top Ga. court considers voter ID law
• Work is a labor of love for father and son team
• Georgia brothers drown on fishing trip
• Army: Ex-soldier takes 3 hospital workers hostage
• Wreck injures Good Samaritan
• Bike-friendly community
• Ga. HOV lanes about to be adapted for toll use
• GCSU encourages students to show Bobcat pride
• Deal releases cover pages for tax returns
• Roethlisberger suspension reduced to 4 games
• Old Governor’s Mansion begins 2010 lecture series
• Ex-Atlanta cop pleads guilty to corruption charges
• Busy Ga. port may lose race with Panama Canal
• Deep Roots Festival lineup announced
• Some bunker down, some flee as Earl approaches US
• Boys & Girls Club to hold annual red carpet event
• Ga. man sent to prison for faking disaster claims
• Closet cooperative
• Ga. approves $86M to finance water, sewer projects
• Staff, volunteers gearing up for annual library fair
• Babysitter faces child cruelty charge
• Breaking ground
• Nuclear industry takes new path for new plants
• Regional restaurants featured at Taste of Eatonton
• Audit shows many errors in Ga. sex offender list
• UGA study: Buying local food could boost state economy
• Grant kicks off healthy initiatives for children
• Peeler takes home Idol title
• Perdue taps ex-AG candidate to bench
• High schoolers receiving a dose of reality
• Trojan Center opens
• Art program gears up for students with little access
• Andalusia farm Sugarberry Tree recognized by Forestry Commission
• Pop isn't dead: Icy treats become sweet trend
• Ga. author of disputed CIA memoir fatally shot
• Possibly tainted meats sold at Walmart recalled
• Learning the right tools
• Freddy Layton Day approaching as UGA great Loran Smith set to be guest speaker
• 9 states, DC get $3.4B in 'Race to the Top' grants
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 2 storm
• BCSO deputy training to become next K-9 officer
• Time, hands, funds needed for Relay 2011
• Judge won't block law banning guns in Ga. churches
• 2 distinct candidates vie for open AG seat
• Dentist retiring after 38 years of straightening smiles
• Hay bale truck causes traffic delays
• Ga. National Guardsman dead of injuries
• Watson-Brown Junior Board accepting new members
• Atlanta sex offender sweep nabs dozens
• Area churches team for school event
• Firefighters to host MDA charity golf tourney
• Marietta couple charged with child cruelty
• Early College students arrive on college campus while legacy class begins their college courses
• Perdue orders special probe into test cheating
• County, church reach agreement
• BHS water damage causes class relocation
• Thieves steal copper from court construction site
• GCSU recruits stellar freshmen as classes begin
• Milledgeville Players perform at marketplace
• School building in Emanuel County, Ga. burns
• Barnes: Ga. election key to future prosperity
• BCSO offers teen, parent driving class
• Deep Roots calls for volunteers
• Moving in, moving up, moving on
• Compassionate Care hosts congressman
• Investor brings mass transit back to Ga. county
• Woman arrested for ramming police monument
• Living space
• JMA facility complete and ready for students
• Ga. superintendent candidates meet in forum
• Baldwin kindergarten class sizes to increase
• GOP runoff for Ga. governor too close to call
• Handel concedes race for Ga. governor
• Georgia College preps for fall semester
• McKinney wins GOP nomination for Ga.'s District 12
• 1 reported killed in east Ga. small plane crash
• To be decided
• Barnes launches first general election salvo
• Seagraves deployed aboard USS Carl Vinson
• New MCG campus opens in Athens
• Ga., Tenn. eye federal money for high-speed rail
• Milledgeville Players to entertain Tuesday at market
• History-making day
• Georgia revenues rise at start of new fiscal year
• Huckabee backs Deal in Ga. runoff
• Overlook Farm holds summer camp
• Ga. minister hammers Obama in bid for Congress
• First day jitters to zeal
• Milledgeville among broadband award recipients
• GCSU makes Princeton Review best value list
• Republicans running for Ga. gov support nuke power
• Church pastor: ‘We need help’
• Rainy day at the market
• Ribbon cutting Friday for new GMC Prep facility
• North Ga. city may oust cat leash law
• Local artist to feature work at market today
• Dangerously hot weather persists across state
• Ga. faces $550M shortfall for lottery programs
• Ga. lawmakers to discuss lottery-funded programs
• Karen Handel, Nathan Deal clash in runoff debate
• ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ debuts Aug. 18
• Call it home
• Athens saying goodbye to Navy school
• New year, new teachers
• Ga. labor commissioner candidate asks for recount
• New Dollar General coming
• Brunswick ex-police chief decides to retire
• CGTC preps students for shift to semesters
• Primary election certified by Ga. Sec. of State
• Milledgeville Idol tickets to go on sale Monday
• Ga., 17 other states, DC are education reform grant finalists
• Stay in School rally held next week
• Budget cuts affect north Ga. state parks
• Artist contributes to look of Knight Innovation Center
• Illegal rooming houses proliferate in Savannah
• Leaders lead by example through Work Ready drive
• Technical college enrollment up across Ga.
• Watson-Brown Foundation Junior Board awards grants
• Coastal Ga. parks coping with financial squeeze
• Suspect escapes from Atlanta police car
• Macon airport at risk of losing passenger travel
• Handel, Deal step up attacks in Ga. GOP debate
• Increased heat advisory presents risk for pets
• Companies ordered to pay hotel taxes to Atlanta
• Community leaders take the Work Ready exam
• MHA provides 198 kids with school supplies
• Choo-Choo store closing next month
• GOP primary voters outpace Democrats for 1st time in Ga.
• CRCT results in for local schools
• Richmond Co. police shift officer as murders rise
• Making a splash
• More state cuts to come
• 2007 Sweetwater Festival

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