Millen, GA News

• Millen, GA News
• VARMINT HUNT 2012 HANGING ROCK PLANTATION
• Ag Line
• JENKINS COUNTY 4-H SUMMER PROGRAM
• Healthcare community raises awareness for child abuse prevention
• Don Lively
• Aaron Comstock graduates basic training at Lackland Air Force Base
• Bethany celebrates Nursing Home Week
• East Georgia College renamed East Georgia State College
• Datebook
• Church News
• Card of Thanks
• Michael Raybern Mock
• Letters policy
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Vietnam vet speaks to Rotary
• County administrator resigns
• Summer lunch program to begin
• Master Grower
• Sheriff’s Report
• Scholastic award winners
• Sheriff Oglesby to seek re-election
• County receives Stewardship award
• Millen man arrested on drug charges
• Work begins on History Center
• rotary meets
• Stars
• New fees for GED testing approved
• JCHS tracksters compete East State Sectionals
• Sign up now for Project WINGS 2012
• scenes from
• Church News
• Datebook
• In Memoriam
• Minnie Bell Becton Sherrod
• Charles E. Wallace
• Emory L. Lane Sr.
• Letters policy
• Click It or Ticket
• Political Cartoon
• Library News
• The Chatter Box
• lemonade stand
• JCHS hosts spring banquet
• Millen native wins Kicks99 bass tourney
• Syl-View Happenings
• Perkins zip code to change
• Hite receives plaque
• Parrish recognized
• Church thefts continue
• Class of 2012 has 28 honor grads
• Celebrate Life
• Qualifying for election begins next week
• Indiana fugitive arrested here
• Fatal accident claims life of Metter man
• One killed, 2 injured in accident
• Indiana Fugitive Arrested Here
• at the Cotton Market Park
• Celebrating 60 years of holy matrimony
• Bethany Nursing Center honors residents
• Rotary donates dictionaries
• Local teacher wins national contest
• Samuel Johnson ordained as deacon
• Church News
• Datebook
• Jimmy Lee Myers Sr.
• John Ray Newton
• Benjamin Phil Lanier
• Letters policy
• Political Cartoon
• Library News
• The Chatter Box
• ROTC members honored
• Telling stories at Rotary
• Rounds help raise awareness
• Scenes from the annual Keep Jenkins Beautiful Day held in April.
• Rocker, Clements will wed May 19
• Millen Queens compete
• Thompson takes oath
• Graduation scheduled for May 18
• County approves Hazard Mitigation Grant
• Barrow honored at healthcare expo
• Chassity Wikerson, Salutatorian and Callie Dailey, Valedictorian of the Jenkins County High School
• Relay for Life to be held Friday
• JCHS names Val, Sal
• Lavontay Evans signs with Waycross College
• CARBO to construct plant in Millen
• Zipperer, Williams to wed May 5
• Mary Emily Griffith
• American Red Cross does it again
• oldest welcome center
• In Memoriam
• In Memoriam
• Katherene Johnson Bennett
• Gordon Ellis Sasser
• Letters policy
• Jim Hite
• Letters to the Editor
• The Chatter Box
• Millen Kings win tourney
• Sardis Police offer ‘fresh start’
• Library News
• Sheriff’s Report
• 8th grade orientation to be held May 3
• Boys, girls track named region runners-up
• Saturday
• COMMUNITY BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
• Ag Day at the Capitol
• Waiting continues on Herndon Bridges
• Mosley signs with Brewton Parker
• Blaze on Buckhead Road
• Armed robbers hit Citgo
• Easter artists
• opening day
• Following a few lawn care tips can save water in drought situations
• Fertilize crape myrtles in spring for more blooms in summer
• After All These Years….
• Zipperer, Howard to exchange vows
• Miss Burke to marry Mr. Lee June 23
• Miss Hodges to wed Mr. Yelton
• NRCS expands pigweed control project on cotton
• Angela Guthrie Oglesby
• Datebook
• Church News
• Letters policy
• Library News
• Opinions, yours and ours
• Theron and Angie Cates named Finance Chair for State YMCA
• Chamber expands healthcare options
• Superintendent speaks to retired educators
• career day
• Jim Hite
• Sheriff’s Report
• Chamber of Commerce
• Work day held at cemetery
• Football field dedicated to Coach Roy Head
• Style Me Pretty opens in Millen
• Jenkins ranked among worst in health
• Keep Jenkins Beautiful Day is Saturday
• Engagement
• Ansley Kathryn Frye
• JCHS principal’s list, honor roll
• taking a stand against child abuse
• Datebook
• Church News
• Ernestine Woods Kersey
• Maude McCoy Scarboro Swint
• Joseph L. Burke
• Florine Daughtry
• Letters policy
• Political Cartoon
• Legislative Wrap-Up
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Stop talking – start working!
• Funds available to help support gopher tortoise populations
• Ag Line
• Easter at Bethany
• “Bookmobile Lady” celebrates 28 years
• JCHS Literary meet team named Region Runner-Up
• JCHS awarded Holt Bright Start Award
• Camera Ready contest to be held
• T-SPLOST funds needed for road paving
• Chamber yard sale, cook-off to be held May 5
• Finalist for county administrator announced
• Saturday night blaze
• Gobblers
• Ag Line
• millen rotary club
• Datebook
• Church News
• In Memoriam
• Jongelyn Newton Penndorf
• Edward Eugene Lewis
• Library News
• Letters policy
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Cooper speaks at Woman’s Club
• Bennett, Lane to wed Sept. 29
• Reese, Summers to marry April 28
• bethany nursing center
• Correction
• Jenkins County High students participate in Teen Maze
• City voters to decide Sunday alcohol sales
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• His Gift
• April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Senator Jesse Stone
• Melvin R. Sapp
• Winton L. Johnson
• Donna “Bonnie” Sego Norris
• Card of Thanks
• Datebook
• Church News
• Letters policy
• Library News
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Easter events announced
• J.R. Gay wins Gold
• Herrington, Bragg to marry May 19
• Miss Collins to wed Mr. Fields
• DOT to begin work on SR 17
• Sheriff’s Report
• Barrow introduces “Juan’s Law”
• 4- H’ers compete
• picking up the pace
• Doctor’s Day
• Grand Jury indicts thirteen
• County jail needs repairs
• Georgia on my mind
• Flower Show winners
• Happy Birthday!
• In Memoriam
• Church News
• Sarah Wilson Newton
• Rubie Brown Walters Daniell
• Pearl Attaway Lane
• Earl F. Sikes
• Anderson “Andy” Hodges
• Letters policy
• Jim Hite
• Political Cartoon
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Senator Jesse Stone
• Library News
• Datebook
• Red Cross asking for support during March
• hey, batter, batter
• correction
• Bragg named to Presidents Club
• millen woman’s club
• Millen News goes on ski trip
• School pageant winners announced
• Stitch & Print named Business of the Year
• Fatal crash in Millen
• Accident on Winthrope Avenue
• BBB Tips
• EBA releases third quarter honor roll
• SOAR Students of the Month
• Notice
• dairy queen rewards students
• Sheriff’s Report
• Church News
• Purple Relay Rally to be held
• Card of Thanks
• In Memoriam
• Syl-View Happenings
• Jim Hite
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• millen news goes to walt disney world
• millen rotary club
• Birthday Bash
• Special week honors school boards
• American Red Cross presents ‘Jenkins County Clash’
• Super Eagle Day draws large crowd
• Chamber Banquet to be held Thursday
• Sheriff’s Office makes drug arrests, recovers stolen property
• Father, son charged in metal thefts
• Courthouse turns 100
• Sheriff's Department makes arrests
• Father, son charged in scrap metal thefts
• Political Cartoon
• Bethany Nursing Center
• Local students attend TeenPact at Capitol
• Ag Line
• Syl-View Happenings
• Card of Thanks
• BOE to meet March 19
• JCHS School Council to meet
• Jenkins County Relay for Life set for May 11
• Green Fork to hold revival
• Mortgage Burning Service
• Prayer Partners Needed
• Matters of the Heart Retreat
• Endtime Faith to hold pastor appreciation
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• Letters policy
• Legislative Update
• Letter to the Editor
• The Chatter Box
• certificate of merit
• Oglesby, Stephens to marry May 19
• Jenkins County supports Gingrich
• Nurses graduate from Southeastern Tech
• Sheriff’s Report
• Walker named All- American
• VFW awards
• Wycliffe Gordon to perform with U.S. Signal Corps Band
• VFW presents Community Service Awards
• Dedication held for Jenkins Correctional Center
• Jenkins County Supports Gingrich
• New baseball coach welcomed, GSU coach speaks
• Azalea Garden Club maintains Cotton Avenue Rose Garden
• New baseball coach welcomed, GSU coach speaks
• Azalea Garden Club maintains Cotton Avenue Rose Garden
• jiu jitsu local fighters compete in championship
• Millen native plays in rock band
• jiu jitsu local fighters compete in championship
• Millen native plays in rock band
• millen woman’s club
• Miss Royal to wed Mr. Reeves March 10
• millen woman’s club
• Miss Royal to wed Mr. Reeves March 10
• Miss Starling to marry Mr. McPhail
• Miss Starling to marry Mr. McPhail
• Friends of Magnolia to meet
• Blood drive to be held March 19
• Bethel AME Mortgage Burning service
• Rotary meets
• Friends of Magnolia to meet
• Blood drive to be held March 19
• Bethel AME Mortgage Burning service
• Rotary meets
• Skull Creek Missionary to host Pastor’s Anniversary program
• Library News
• Hurricane Branch to hold Family and Friend Night
• Cartoon
• Fountain Spring to host Marriage Enrichment program
• West Millen to hold fish fry
• Prayer Partners needed
• Harry Glenn Dwelle
• Kelsey Chapel to hold Spring Revival
• Community Worship Center to host Camp meeting
• Lou Neda Dailey Quick
• Skull Creek Missionary to host Pastor’s Anniversary program
• Ned Chance Sr.
• Hurricane Branch to hold Family and Friend Night
• Glenda Littlefield Chance
• Fountain Spring to host Marriage Enrichment program
• Lester Brinson Sr.
• West Millen to hold fish fry
• Letters policy
• Harry Glenn Dwelle
• Library News
• Lou Neda Dailey Quick
• Cartoon
• Ned Chance Sr.
• Prayer Partners needed
• Glenda Littlefield Chance
• Kelsey Chapel to hold Spring Revival
• Lester Brinson Sr.
• Community Worship Center to host Camp meeting
• Letters policy
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Fine China Millen Chinette Club attends china painting seminar
• JCHS seniors take Work Ready Test
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Fine China Millen Chinette Club attends china painting seminar
• JCHS seniors take Work Ready Test
• Correction
• Sheriff’s Report
• STC offers scholarship
• MLK Jr., Charles Beale Scholarship applications available to students
• Players earn region honors
• 4- H’ers compete
• Correction
• Sheriff’s Report
• STC offers scholarship
• MLK Jr., Charles Beale Scholarship applications available to students
• Players earn region honors
• 4- H’ers compete
• Chamber to hold Annual Banquet
• Chamber to hold Annual Banquet
• County considers trash can charges
• Super Eagle Day set for March 10
• County considers trash can charges
• Super Eagle Day set for March 10
• CCA TO HOST DEDICATION
• Herndon Bridge repairs set for 2014
• CCA TO HOST DEDICATION
• Herndon Bridge repairs set for 2014
• MGGDC dines at Chatters Restaurant
• JCMS teacher arrested
• arbor day
• Datebook
• Church News
• Wesley Howard McKeehan Jr.
• Card of Thanks
• Political Cartoon
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• Letters policy
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Brandy Thompson and Brian Lane to wed March 24
• fundraiser weekly winners announced
• Bethany Nursing Center
• Sheriff’s Report
• Scogins recognized
• 4-H’ers to compete at State Congress
• Bethany Nursing Center to renovate backyard
• City amends Building Occupancy Code
• Georgia Power announces new hours
• eggs & issues
• City adopts golf cart ordinance
• Primary election to be held March 6
• Sheriff’s Office arrests scrap metal thief
• Sheriff's Office arrests 1 in metal theft
• My SAE
• My Experience in Preparing for the Poultry Evaluation Competition
• My SAE
• My Experience in the Farm Business Management Contest
• Photos
• birthday bash
• STAR student, teacher visit Rotary
• Sheriff’s Report
• Eleven finalists compete in spelling bee
• JCHS GTO students operate Green City
• What FFA Has Done in My Life
• My Most Memorable Moment In FFA
• What You Don’t Know About FFA
• My Involvement in an Agriculture Class
• Membership
• Education
• Jenkins County High School celebrates National FFA Week FEBRUARY 18 - 25, 2012
• PECAN TREE INTEREST SPIKES
• Henry Heyward Wells Sr.
• Rocky Ford Baptist to hold program
• Datebook
• Syl-View Happenings
• Library News
• Political Cartoon
• Legislative Update
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• City Council meets
• Millen Garden Council to sponsor Flower Show
• Jenkins County FFA Scholarship Auction
• Lady Eagles
• JCHS War Eagles defeat Hornets
• STAR student, teacher named
• Legislative Breakfast to be held Saturday
• time pauses
• Magnolia exhibit
• Jenkins County FFA holds scholarship auction
• Miss Rocker to wed Mr. Clements
• JCHS students recognized by ASU
• Card of Thanks
• Evelyn Brack Gay
• Carl Edward Crossland
• Political Cartoon
• Library News
• Church News
• Datebook
• Legislative Update
• Jim Hite
• Letter to the Editor
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Sheriff’s Report
• JCHS to host Region Tournament this weekend
• War Eagles payback Panthers, Bulldogs
• millen rotary club meets
• Notice
• Black businesses to be recognized
• Commissioners set qualifying fees
• Advance voting underway
• Sheriff’s Office makes drug arrests
• Sheriff's Office makes drug arrests
• Consumer tip
• Jessica L. Bethel makes Merit List
• A New Era
• Representative Burns wants to hear from small businesses
• Annie Lou Landing Dailey
• In Memoriam
• Datebook
• Church News
• Political Cartoon
• Legislative Report
• Library News
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Millen Garden Council to hold flower show
• Brannon Carl Burke
• Sheriff’s Report
• County schools serve healthy meals daily
• Conservation program signup begins March 12
• Funding available for youth programs
• Syl-View Happenings
• bethany nursing center
• Clarification
• speech contest
• flying high
• JCHS football stars sign with UGA
• Ribbon cutting held for Bread of Life
• house page
• CCA graduates 52 cadets
• Notice
• Grant helps provide jobs
• JCES Principal’s List and Honor Roll for 1s t semester
• JCES Principal’s List, Honor Roll
• reading is fundamental
• good behavior
• Hanging Rocks Plantation hosts BSS National Championship
• Datebook
• Mary Retha Taylor Alcott
• Albert Guyton Davis III
• Myrtle Bragg Roberts
• Pauline Edith Lanier
• Georgia Hargrove Dietsch
• Church News
• Political Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• Legislative report
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Library News
• Miss Brown, Mr. Oglesby announce engagement
• ice cream cake social
• serenading seniors
• Wetland reserve funding available
• Sheriff’s Report
• Pvt. Hall graduates OSUT at Ft. Leonard Wood
• War Eagles dominate Johnson, Wheeler Co.
• Planters EMC accepting applications for 2012 Washington Youth Tour
• Barrow announces grant award to NJCVFD
• up in lights
• Commissioners consider road improvements
• not all waste
• Property taxes due next week
• Miss Cooper to wed Mr. Lee
• Miss Holton to marry Mr. Gay
• TYING THE KNOT engagement announcements
• Better Business Bureau Tips
• Meetings to be held concerning Americorps grant
• PARENTING AND MARITAL GENEROSITY
• JCHS principal’s list & honor roll
• RETIRED EDUCATORS
• Church News
• Datebook
• Card of Thanks
• Remer L. Brown Sr.
• Anna Lucille Gainey Saxon
• Judge J. Lane Johnston
• Political Cartoon
• AgLine
• USDA conservation stewardship program sign-up
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• War Eagles lose to ECI 64-60
• Dag Gay receives award
• Sheriff’s Report
• Pointing the way
• MILLEN ROTARY CLUB
• Postal rates increase
• County receives grant for local business
• Directing
• City to apply for Scenic Byway grant
• GOLDEN APPLE
• City of Millen to apply for Scenic Byway grant
• Scenes from
• Friends of Magnolia to meet
• Church News
• Card of Thanks
• Jenkins student named to STC president’s list
• Sexual assault survivor to share message of hope
• Irene Freeman Aaron
• Rec. Dept. News
• Political Cartoon
• Legislative Update
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Correction
• Eberly family visits Bethany residents
• Seniors enjoy gospel service
• DeLoach and Taylor play in national games
• Planters accepts applications for scholarship
• Alsobrooks completes basic
• Sheriff’s Report
• War Eagles come up short in subregion play
• Rep. Barrow holds Rural Listening Tour
• Weapons license gets a makeover
• Presidential Preference Primary Election to be held March 6
• Harden named JCHS head football coach
• REMEMBERING MLK JR.
• Bluebird house project completed
• 39’ers help JFEC with food and books
• Syl-View Happenings
• In Memory
• In Memoriam
• Totsy B. Boynton, 88
• Robert McNeely Sr., 86
• Glover Kent Lane, 72
• Jem Rogers Wilson, 94
• Edna Bland Hodges, 89
• Frances J. Deas, 81
• Political Cartoon
• Letters policy
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Needful Baptist Church to hold Pastor’s Anniversary program
• Home Safe Georgia Program offers mortgage payment assistance
• Ag Line
• Dust off your old cleats
• Sheriff’s Report
• Correction
• War Eagles takes second in tournament
• First marriage of 2012!
• City officials sworn in
• MLK activities set
• Sex offender, daughter arrested
• EMA headquarters holds ribbon cutting
• Hiring continues for Jenkins Correctional Center
• Sex offender and daughter arrested
• Hiring underway at Jenkins Correctional Center
• Political Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• Celebrate the New Year in Georgia with free trees from the Arbor Day Foundation
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Church News
• Williams named to dean’s list at SCAD
• Barrow requests increased LIHEAP funding
• BOE considers policy for fighting
• Dr. Sandra Hickman died Dec. 28
• GSP receives H.E.A.T. grant to continue DUI task force
• Shingleton scores 24 points in win
• Piano students perform
• Sgt. Kaigler retires from Army
• Grand Jury hands down indictments
• Commissioners name interim administrator
• New golf cart law now in effect
• Commissioners, BOE approve redistricting plan
• Letters policy
• Political Cartoon
• Syl-View
• Ag Line
• Letter to the Editor
• The Chatter Box
• Datebook
• GSP to focus on impaired drivers during holidays
• Nursing students graduate
• Sheriff’s Report
• Williams wins rifle
• JCHS boys defeat 5th ranked Hancock Central
• Secretary of State Kemp visits Jenkins County
• Notice
• Barrow requests increased funding
• JCMS and Dairy Queen sponsor fundraiser
• Highlights of 2011
• Magic of Christmas
• Wade Parker
• Byrds entertain seniors
• Pizza Party
• Cartoon
• Former Millenite produces play
• CSP deadline nears
• Recreation News
• Family Clients Council
• Letter to the Editor
• Jim Hite
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• JCES Spelling Bee Results
• Athletes excel at Shorter University
• Athletes, coaches present Rotary program
• Art students visit Bethany Home
• Lane honored
• Sheriff’s Report
• JCHS boys use second-half surges to win two games
• The Millen News goes to Columbus
• Good Morning Millen
• Major Burke receives military honors
• Christmas Decoration Contest winners announced
• Notice
• Photos
• Danny McMillan named NJVFD “Fire Fighters of the Year”
• Rep. Barrow donates frequent flyer miles
• Thomas Albert Thompson of Hiltonia,68, died Dec. 6
• American Red Cross encourages people to donate this season
• Card of Thanks
• 39’ers to meet
• Rosemary Baptist to hold programs
• Library News
• Political Cartoon
• Letter to the Editor
• Jim Hite
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• SCV donates to Bethany Home
• Scholarship banquet slated for January 14
• War Eagles fall short in rematch
• Window to the Past
• A NEW PATH
• Commissioners get airport update
• City works to clear debt
• HONORING LOVED ONES
• Officers get new rides
• New doctor joins Optim Medical Center
• Scenes from Christmas in Millen
• The Rev. Jeff Gibson to perform in Millen
• Annie Rabitsch, 75, of Millen died December 4
• Fair Haven U.M.C. to hold Christmas cantata
• City manager speaks at Rotary
• Political Cartoon
• Datebook
• Syl-View Happenings
• Letters policy
• Letter to the Editor
• Ag Line
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Seniors enjoy Thanksgiving
• Give the gift that money can’t buy
• JCHS boys fall to Rebels; down Yellow Jackets
• Sheriff’s Report
• Planters employee earns statewide award
• Former JCHS grad takes part in Mercer’s Veterans Day ceremony
• An Emmy comes to Millen
• Decorations contest to be held December 12
• Hospital authority makes donation
• Santa makes a stop
• City continues code enforcement
• Job Fair
• Political Cartoon
• SCV
• LFP, ELAP deadline nears for producers, ranchers
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Johnson, Conway to exchange vows
• Seniors enjoy Thanksgiving feast
• Toys for Tots kicks off
• Scholarship established
• Evans scores 25 points in win against Screven
• Williams Grove Missionary to hold program
• Fostering Bulloch founder speaks
• District Governor visits Rotary
• Firefighters put out flames
• 9.4 percent of county’s income comes from Social Security
• County commissioners discuss airport project
• Christmas in Millen is Saturday
• Heritage Festival slated for Saturday
• Rep. Burns visits with retired educators
• Looking Back
• Former Fort Gordon commander dies in accident
• Fatal wreck on by-pass
• Genna BellRie Rollins
• Hodges, Blanton to marry
• Plans finalized for Jenkins, Harrell wedding
• Celebrating 50th wedding anniversary
• Iona Brady, 83, of Millen died on Nov. 17
• Resident of the Month
• Mistletoe and Memories event
• Garden club, 4-H build bird houses
• Zion Baptist to hold Men and Women’s Day
• GSP participates in Click It or Ticket campaign
• Letters policy
• Political Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Gathering season
• Big buck
• Flags placed to commerate Vetetan’s Day
• Firefighters battle blaze
• JCFEC benefits from BI-LO fund raiser
• Photos
• JCHS Cross Country competes at region
• War Eagles cage Tigers on the court
• Ellen Hopson Douglas Endowed Scholarship established
• Ag Line
• BOE addresses routine matters
• Cross Country race results
• A lasting friendship
• Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• JCMS announces honor roll students
• Farm Service Agency ballots available now
• Line drive
• Edmund Burke Academy students qualify for Duke TIP program
• Syl-view Happenings
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• SURE provides farm relief to victims
• Daniel Grove to hold pastor appreciation
• Mr. Remer Pope, 54, of Millen died October 28
• Mrs. Elizabeth Bargeron of Twin City died Sunday
• Mrs. Johnnie Mae Rosser, 86, of Millen died
• Mr. Tommy Derrick Messex died October 17
• Mrs. Ollie Ruth Brown of Millen died November 7
• Don Lively
• Happy 1st birthday!
• Rep. John Barrow announces opening of Veterans Outreach Clinic in Statesboro
• Celebrating 50th wedding anniversary
• Winter donations
• GA Power contributes
• JCHS releases honor roll
• Rocker, Scott and Clifton elected
• Jenkins County among top two in state unemployment
• Chamber announces holiday schedule
• City to study extending gas line
• Manna Truck brings food to Millen residents
• Datebook
• Cartoon
• Georgia Family Council
• Syl-view Happenings
• Church News
• In Memoriam
• Mrs. Nell Reeves of Millen entered into rest
• Mr. Emory Rabitsch Sr., 78, died Monday
• Mr. Tommy Messex, 67, died Monday, Oct. 17
• Mrs. Rowena Cowart, 96, of Millen died
• BBB advice for securing your electronics this school year
• Kara Leigh Bell
• Don Lively
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Miss Garrett, Mr. Hoke to exchange wedding vows in November
• Picking and Singing
• Angell speaks at Garden Council
• Harvest of Fun set for Oct. 31
• Claire Rives crowned Homecoming Queen at EBA
• The Millen News goes to Jubilee Conference
• City to use county probation officer
• Plans for History Center revealed
• Fire department receives grant
• Rep. John Barrow visits local farmers
• City receives $500,000 EIP Grant
• SCV
• Dough for dough
• Syl-View Happenings
• Card of Thanks
• Church News
• Mr. Thomas Burke of Millen died Oct. 5
• Letters policy
• Political Cartoon
• Datebook
• Dairy Queen contest winners announced
• Library News
• Ag Line
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Firearms deer season to open Saturday
• The Millen News goes west!
• Local students win video project on dangers of texting and driving
• JCHS graduate completes Army basic training
• Flower show brings crowd to Jenkins
• Commissioners consider EMS renovations
• Harvest of Fun set for Halloween night
• CCA to post jobs Oct. 25
• Fire truck donated
• Copper thieves arrested
• 3 Savannah men arrested in theft of copper
• Lions Club
• Homecoming celebration
• Homecoming Court
• Walker speaks to Rotary
• JCDC launches new program
• VFW on parade
• Better Business Bureau
• Sheriff’s Report
• Datebook
• Mrs. Florence Lesher of Martinton passed away
• Mrs. Louise Burke, 82, died Friday, Oct. 7
• Church News
• Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• USDA conducting sign-up for Wetlands Reserve Program
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Happy birthday
• Benches donated to state park
• Scogins attends national meeting
• The celebration continues
• Norfolk Southern sponsors Operation Lifesaver train
• Job fair draws large crowd
• The Millen News goes ...
• Shae Burke crowned Homecoming Queen
• Local star to play in All-American game
• Local man turns hobby into business
• Man arrested in drug raid
• Suspects sought in Cash Now robbery
• Scene from Fair on the Square
• Rotary meets
• Window to the Past
• Syl-View Happenings
• Alivia Jenae Davis
• Griffin, Holley exchange vows
• Church News
• Michael Corbett, 50, of Millen died Sept. 29
• Marguerite Johnson Jenkins, 75, died Sept. 27
• Political Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• Library News
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Millen Woman’s Club
• GSU Camp Lawton team honored by U.S. Department of the Interior
• Bookmobile driver recognized for 30 years of service
• JCHS teacher receives grant
• Sheriff’s Report
• Retired educators meet
• Commissioners discuss plans for new EMS building
• Early voting begins in city election
• Grand jury indicts one for murder
• FUN
• JCFEC to sponsor Job Fair
• Rotary Club
• Johnson, Hall to marry October 8
• Alivia Jenae Davis
• Miss Sauer to wed Dr. Lariscy Oct. 9
• UNDERSTANDING GROUNDWATER
• A BUSINESS THAT CARES!
• Cartoon
• Datebook
• Millen resident to dance with the stars
• Church News
• Jack “Pee Wee” Chester, 72, died September 24
• The Chatter Box
• Southern Thunder places first
• Dining club visits J&B’s Restaurant
• Georgia 4-H: I am Georgia 4-H
• Flower show to be held October 1
• Sims completes basic
• The Millen News goes dog sledding!
• Teachers of the Year recognized
• JCHS prepares for Homecoming
• Fair-on-the Square slated for Saturday
• Two arrested on theft charges
• Drought dries up crop yields
• Museum at Magnolia in planning stage
• JCHS announces Homecoming Court
• Sheriff’s Department arrest two men on theft charges
• Magnolia Springs museum in planning stages
• Miss Gaiser to marrry Mr. Lanier
• Miss Meeks to marry Mr. Fail Oct.8
• 100th birthday
• Literacy Week
• Mrs. Vera Polk Williams of Millen died Sept. 13
• Syl-View Happenings
• Datebook
• Church News
• Cartoon
• Letters policy
• District Six
• Wild hog
• SCV
• The Chatter Box
• Simmons completes basic training
• Six Generations
• Sheriff’s Report
• Commissioners consider EMS needs
• The Millen News goes to British Columbia
• First responders receive training funded by grant
• Bethel AME Church dedicates new windows
• County #1 in unemployment
• Work begins on SOC Station clean-up
• Fair-on-the-Square Parade
• MCG professor, Healthy Start Director speaks to Rotary
• WHIP application deadline nears
• Grandparents’ Day
• Libary News
• Card of Thanks
• James Lee Reynolds, 89, died September 8
• Church News
• Political Cartoon
• Datebook
• Jim Hite
• Don Lively
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Notice
• Correction
• EQIP application deadline nears
• Southern Woodland Owners Conference to be held
• Williams named vp of lending
• Close call
• Sheriff’s Corner
• CCA progress
• Marvin London completes basic
• Arrest made in school computer theft
• Armed robber pleads guilty
• Jean Chester publishes cookbook
• Residents visit CARBO Ceramics plant in Toomsboro
• CCA names Ralph M. Kemp warden
• DROUGHT
• 4-H’ers participate in DPA
• Thompson, Lane to exchange vows
• Church News
• Datebook
• In Memory
• Grace Dailey, 97, of Eastman died August 29
• Letter to the Editor
• Vernon Bassett, 94, of Perkins died August 30
• Albert Rudolph Reynolds, 84, died August 21
• Political Cartoon
• Ag Line
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Woodmen of the World
• Guess Who?
• Local 4-H goes to State Congress
• Millen runner wins again
• Millen Rotary Club
• CCA Georgia projects win 2011 General Contractor Award
• HELPING OUT
• City’s CDBG project on schedule
• Fair-on-the-Square to be held Oct. 1
• 7 qualify in city election
• Drying up
• American Legion holds installation, awards program
• Church News
• Notice
• Datebook
• Miss Spurlock wed Mr. DeLay March 19
• Ridings, Coleman unite in marriage
• Henry Johnson Baxley, 80, of Augusta died Aug. 25
• Johhny Burke Jr., 63, of Millen died Aug. 28
• Card of Thanks
• Eddie C. Bolton, 62, of Millen died Aug. 23
• Beulah Mae Elnora Ramsey died Aug. 9
• Ira Louis Perryman, 98, of Millen died Aug. 22
• Political Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• Letters policy
• SCV
• The Chatter Box
• FFA officers attend leadership camp
• Fathers turn out to support education
• In Memory
• News from Bethany
• Dove season opens Saturday
• Correction
• Clarification
• Tax assessor speaks at Rotary
• Hospital to hold health screening
• Advertising local business
• Produce market draws crowd
• DNR rangers honored by Georgia General Assembly for heroism
• County approves city’s E911 budget
• Qualifying in city election underway
• In Vietnam War
• Back to School for Millen - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• JCHS football game rescheduled
• Game called due to lightening
• More artifacts found at Fort Lawton
• Football kicks off
• Datebook
• Church News
• Card of Thanks
• Robert Edward Clifton of Metter died Aug. 20
• Libary News
• Syl-View Happenings
• Political Cartoon
• Welcome CARBO Ceramics!
• The Chatter Box
• Letters policy
• Jim Hite
• Letter to the Editor
• Recreation News
• Pandemania
• Sheriff’s Report
• Food service staff ready for school
• 2011 Eagle Football
• Hospital to hold health screening Sept. 7, 8
• Southeastern Ortho gets a new name
• Local school board members work to ensure educational equality
• OSG purchases land in industrial park
• Qualifying begins in city election
• Adult students receive GEDs
• CARBO Ceramics to build plant here
• Qualifying begins next week in City election
• Oldcastle Southern Groups buys land in industrial park
• CARBO Ceramics to locate plant here
• Resident of Month
• Don Lively
• Emanuel County Bicentennial to be observed
• Recreation News
• Syl-View Happenings
• Libary News
• Datebook
• Bob Hughes Sr., 78, of Millen died August 13
• Church News
• Letters policy
• Correction
• SCV
• Jim Hite
• Dear Editor:
• Letters to the Editor
• Political Cartoon
• Class of ’55 reunites
• The Chatter Box
• Ogeechee Riverkeeper concerned over fish kill
• Buckhead baseball team reunites
• Mark Aaron is Top Doctor
• Sheriff’s Report
• Teachers of the Year speak to Rotary
• Millen News goes to North Carolina
• New water tank completed
• County names Judy Rocker probation director
• Brinson named system-wide Teacher of the Year
• Dateline NBC story airs
• County receives money for food, shelter program
• Jenkins County schools faculty, staff
• Join Arbor Day Foundation this month, free dogwood trees
• Zachary Allen Burke
• News from Bethany
• Officers installed
• Ag Line
• Withers does well at national gymnastics meet
• Jenkins County Elementary School Student Promotion and Retention Policy
• Church News
• Datebook
• In Memoriam
• Card of Thanks
• Mr. Pleasants, 67, of Perkins died August 3
• Letters policy
• Library News
• Political Cartoon
• Don Lively
• Sheriff’s Report
• Joyce Hodges-Hite wins national championship
• Eagles football starts Friday
• Meet and greet held for new school superintendent
• Letters to the Editor
• The Chatter Box
• Georgia Family Council
• Kevin Williams dies in auto accident
• Recreation News
• Sheriff hosts Search and Rescue meeting
• Schools to open August 15
• Dateline documentary to air this Sunday
• Open House to be held for CARBO Ceramics
• Dateline documentary to air Aug. 14
• Charley Waters named interim head football coach
• Open House to be held for CARBO Ceramics, Inc.
• Jefferson Energy holds annual meeting
• Jenkins County Elementary School Student Promotion and Retention Policy
• MGGDC visits Bevricks in Metter
• Meet and Greet for School Superintendent
• 110 Lots & Land
• Big Horse Creek to hold Homecoming
• Card of Thanks
• Jack Salter, 67, of Statesboro died July 27
• Letters policy
• Political Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• SCV
• The Chatter Box
• Mite Boys travel to state
• Southern Thunder places second
• Rep. Burns visits capitol
• The Millen News goes to Hiawasee!
• Teachers attend workshop at Vogtle
• County sets budget with no tax increase
• JCHS to hold Open House
• Drought wreaks havoc on crops
• Two Eagles commit to UGA
• County approves budget – no tax increase
• Taylor and Deloach commit to UGA
• Crops still thirsty!
• Meet and Greet
• JCHS to hold Open House
• Julie Chance speaks to Rotary
• Bethany Home
• Ag Line
• Syl-View Happenings
• Library News
• Jenkins, Harrell to marry Nov. 26
• David Luther Hall of Millen died July 19
• Datebook
• Church News
• Political Cartoon
• Card of Thanks
• Jim Hite
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Annie Harbin cast in “The General and His Lady”
• Millen native makes history
• Local gymnasts place at championship
• Couple graduates from bible training
• Sheriff’s Reports
• Boyd Sasser nominated for AFCA Good Works Team
• VFW collects outdated meds for disposal
• The Millen News goes to the Georgia mountains
• County names Litter Control Officer
• Two local students participate in Rotary leadership conference
• Tara Cooper named school superintendent
• Kayla Kirkland wins state pageant
• Changes coming to JCH
• Tara Cooper is new School Superintendent
• Happy birthday!
• Miss Moore, Mr. Claxton wed
• Jenkins County booster club conducts membership drive
• Church News
• Jenkins schools required to conduct ‘child find’ effort
• Datebook
• Card of Thanks
• Leona Bragg Landing, 90, of Millen died July 12
• Political Cartoon
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• YMCA selects area finance chair
• Presidents recognized
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Rotary welcomes new members
• Sheriff’s Report
• Texas man takes road trip in style
• The Millen News goes to Tennessee
• NOTICE
• Prison Progress
• Citizens support Perkins Post Office
• Joshtavie Waters charged in murder
• Safely dispose of unused or expired medication
• On the Road for two years
• Standing Room Only!
• Georgia drought reaches highest level
• Independence Day
• Mikala Frawley wins at school Science Fair
• Rotary hears about prison construction
• Datebook
• Card of Thanks
• Church News
• For 2009 crops
• Library News
• Political Cartoon
• SCV
• The Chatter Box
• Cycling
• Johnson graduates cum laude from GSU
• Scoutz Gold places second
• Sheriff’s Report
• City Delinquent Tax Notice
• County Delinquent Tax Notice
• Millen recognized for adopting Ethics Ordinance
• City of Millen to seek easements for sewer project
• Grand Opening!
• Grand Jury indicts 21
• BOE considers Tara Cooper for superintendent
• Pit Stop
• 21 people indicted by Grand Jury
• Local driver receives State Valor Award
• Barrow meets with business owners
• Delinquent Tax Notice
• County to apply for EIP grant
• Former BOE Chairman, Bank of Millen President
• 50 years together
• Mighty team
• Sheriff’s Report
• GHSGT review sessions
• Millen native to deploy
• Bryce Lane attends NRC Workshop
• DeLay receives doctorate
• Happy birthday!
• ECI donates to Camp Juliet
• Midget Girl Champions
• Rec. Department Baseball Camp
• Parker puts in good ride at Dixie Nationals
• Political Cartoon
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Jim Hite
• Library News
• Card of Thanks
• Martha Oglesby Clayton, 81, of Millen died July 3
• Blonnie Forehand Coleman died June 28
• Commissioners buy building for EMS
• Church News
• Datebook
• In Perkins
• County buys church building for EMS
• Delinquent Tax Notice
• Weaver speaks to Rotary about beekeeping
• In Memoriam
• Card of Thanks
• Datebook
• Freddie W. Powell, 54, of Millen June 18
• Syl-View Happenings
• Letters policy
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• Cartoon
• How about this?
• The Chatter Box
• 50 years together
• Rep. John Barrow to undergo treatment for prostate cancer
• Kids learn about Africa at library
• Sheriff’s Report
• Patriotic celebration to be held July 2
• Scogins named District Commander
• GHSGT review sessions scheduled for JCHS
• Herndon bridges on DOT priority list
• BOE considers bullying policy
• Rep. Barrow to meet with local businesses
• The Millen News goes to Las Vegas
• Jesse Guthrie receives community service award
• Millen News will be closed Monday, July 4th
• Perkins Post Office targeted for closure
• Sunken safe leads to burglary arrests
• Hephzibah man faces drug charges
• United Way gives back
• City awarded $900,000 to fund CCA project
• JCMS Rotary Recipients Named
• 2011 JCHS Rotary Recipients
• Article
• Millen Methodist to hold “Under the Shelter” program
• Datebook
• Freddie W. Powell
• John W. “Mac” McMillan of Port Wentworth dies
• Jim Hite
• Cartoon
• Letter to the Editor
• The Chatter Box
• Vocational Education Academic Achievement Award winners
• JCHS Awards
• Hike in GED testing fees delayed
• Cross country cyclist to visit here
• City receives Bureau of Justice grant
• LOOKING GOOD!
• Sheriff’s Report
• Ga. National Resources Conservation Service receives $3.59 Million
• Millen News goes to Mexico
• Sheriff warns about illegal dumping
• Travis Chance Chosen Top Business Leader
• Jenkins County School Superintendent resigns
• Patriotic celebration to be held July 2
• OneGeorgia Authority awards grant
• Reeves speaks at Rotary
• East Ga. Rebels news
• Georgia Family Council
• Don Lively
• Thomas L. Joyner, 72, of Millen died June 7
• Melvin Cecil Sharpe, 64, of Hazlehust died June 11
• Correction
• Bethany News
• Rec. Dept. News
• Bloodmobile to be here June 29
• Oak Hill to host Angel Food ministry
• Letters policy
• Syl-View Happenings
• Ag Line
• Library News
• Cartoon
• The Chatter Box
• Millen’s Woman’s Club
• JCHS Awards
• Champions
• Millen News goes to Illinois
• Thompson wins J.D. Kent Invitational Golf Tourney
• Hill named Rotarian of the Year
• New Booster Seat Law begins July 1
• On Schedule
• 3 arrested in drug raid
• CCA project on schedule
• Booster Seat Law changes July 1
• 3 arrested in drug raid
• DNR, TEAM: Alcohol, boating don’t mix
• Poker Run
• Retirees recognized
• Political Cartoon
• Cards of Thanks
• GSP starts “Summer H.E.A.T.” crackdown
• Buckhead Academy Summer Fun Day
• First Baptist to celebrate church anniversary
• BBQ cook-off winners
• Annie Johnson graduated
• East Georgia Rebels food drive is success
• Lions Club members place flags
• Library News
• The Chatter Box
• American Legion
• Sheriff’s Report
• Veterans recognized at Bethany Home
• Cotton Avenue players to present “Trial by Jury”
• “Suasion” goes to Jamaica
• Rotary Scholar Award recipients
• The Millen News goes to Branson!
• Water use information
• BOE approves tentative budget with no increase
• Work on prison project continues
• Unemployment rate drops
• City receives $1 million TE grant
• BOE adopts tentative budget
• City of Millen receives $1 million TE grant
• Woman’s Club supports Bead for Life
• Scenes from the Varmint Hunt
• Sign up to become a child advocate
• In Memoriam
• Jewel James Lewis, 64, of Millen died May 29
• Billy Joe DeLoach, 73, died May 29
• Dorothy Neal Lanier, 86, of Twin City died May 20
• Georgia Elizabeth Kimball Royal, 88, died May 26
• Blackburn family reunion to be held June 11
• Mt. Carmel to host Pastor’s Pre-Anniversary program
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Syl-View Happenings
• Seniors visit Tybee
• Johnson, Suggs to marry June 11
• Miss Daley to wed Mr. Davis July 23
• Red Cross Heroes Campaign is a success
• Copper thieves hit Planters EMC
• JCHS lady track team finish 2nd at state
• Beaulah Bryant Ramsey honored
• PalletKraft ships out first truckload
• Commissioners hear EMS needs
• Teachers of the Year honored
• for track
• City completes Knox Homes project
• JCHS Awards
• Val, Sal speak to Rotary
• Eggstravaganza
• Clean Up
• Crosby makes dean’s list
• McLamb graduates
• Youth conference is a success
• GED registration is May 31
• Church news
• Dorothy Neal Lanier, 86, of Twin City died May 20
• Library News
• Dear Editor:
• Dear Editor:
• The Chatter Box
• Semi-pro football comes to Millen
• Syl-View Happenings
• Sheriff’s Report
• Jim & Joyce Hodges-Hite recognized
• Whitley Clark earns academic scholarship
• EMS Appreciation Week
• PalletKraft opens plant here
• Summer Lunch Program to begin June 1
• EPD investigates fish kill in Ogeechee
• County to loan city SPLOST funds
• Pooler man sentenced to 155 years
• VFW honors local heroes on Memorial Day
• Fish kill in Ogeechee does not affect Jenkins County
• More jobs coming to Millen
• Semi-pro football comes to Jenkins County
• Survivors
• JCHS graduation is Friday
• “Jail and Bail” benefits Relay for Life
• Bethany celebrate Nursing Home Week
• Millen News travels to the Grand Canyon
• Airman Jason E. Boyd graduates from basic
• Rogers named to dean’s list
• Williams graduates with honors from Hephzibah
• Interact Club helps clean up
• Collision at Hwy 25 and Winthrope
• Looking good!
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Cartoon
• Letter to the Editor
• Library News
• Congratulations, Graduates!
• Cara Allyssa Reeves, 19, of Millen died May 10
• Church News
• Produce market opens
• SCV
• Syl-View Happenings
• 760 Campers & RVs
• Scenes from Relay For Life
• Jenkins County High School Awards
• Jenkins County announces honor graduates
• Highway 25 Accident
• Don Lively
• Millen Pictures
• Syl-View Happenings
• JCHS Honors Night
• Varmint Hunters Association to meet
• Timothy Murray, 46, of Sardis died May 8
• Seabron “Seabie” L. Lane, Jr., 58, died May 6
• Community Worship Center to host program
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Taylor, Dailey finalize plans
• Outstanding students
• Lily Ann Ergle
• Champions
• EBA wins big at area spelling bee
• Sheriff’s Report
• Lockhart completes basic training
• The Millen News goes to Jamaica!
• Jail and Bail
• Fresh produce sold in Millen
• Baccalaureate service to be held May 15
• JCHS seniors graduate May 20
• JCHS names Valedictorian, Salutatorian
• GED testing fees to increase in July
• Scholarship recipients
• Sherman’s Trail Yard Sale
• Relay for Life to be held Friday
• Card of Thanks
• Hometown boys place first in tourney
• Fresh produce available in Cotton Market Park
• Former resident sponsors Reading Bowl Team
• Don Lively
• Federal budget cuts create crisis for Georgia’s older workers
• Syl-View Happenings
• Five Smooth Stones concert to benefit Relay for Life
• Mary Ramona Wynn Gay of Atlanta died April 30
• Doris Wallace, 81, of Millen died April 27
• Byron Wilson, 83, of Millen died April 27
• In loving memory of Frank M. Edenfield who departed this life May 2, 2008
• In Loving Memory of My Two Sons On Mother’s Day
• In Memoriam
• Cartoon
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Chance, Henke to wed May 14
• Happy Birthday!
• DEA SAT club
• Ag Line
• Barbecue Chicken Fundraiser to benefit Relay for Life
• Sherman’s Trail Yard Sale set for Saturday
• Recreation News
• Lady Eagles track takes 2nd at region
• Tennessee residents visit MIllen
• Miss Shelby’s Cafe holds ribbon cutting
• Dateline NBC comes to Millen
• Pain at the pump
• County may see $1 million shortage
• Sherman’s Trail Yard Sale to be held May 7
• Dateline NBC comes to Millen
• Newspapers to arrive late!
• Rec. Dept. News
• Miss Bragg to wed Mr. Bulloch April 30
• Safeguarding Children
• Burning debris
• WMU shows appreciation for bus drivers
• New gear
• Eagles 2-2 on diamond
• Church News
• Datebook
• Marion R. Haynie, 80, of Millen died April 25
• Sidney Mell Bargeron Jr., of Twin City died April 20
• Blanche Lanier Stewart, 92, died April 19
• Syl-View Happenings
• Cartoon
• Library News
• The Chatter Box
• New water tank
• Byrd become member of NSCS
• Historian speaks at Rotary
• Youth of the Year
• Sheriff’s Report
• Millen native serves in Afghanistan
• Jenkins County BOE
• Millen News goes to Hawaii
• Sunday alcohol sales approved
• Judge Johnston recognized for 18 years of service
• BOE burns Old Primary School debris
• Electronic recycling included in Keep Jenkins Beautiful
• Stitch & Print plant reopens
• BOE announces Teachers of the Year
• Stitch & Print reopens Millen plant
• Magnolia Spring State Park Storm Cleanup
• GSU
• Whitley Clarke attends Georgia Southern’s leadership conference
• Graduation tests to be phased out
• Kountry Cooking
• Weaver, Yoke to exchange vows
• JCES Principal’s List, Honor Roll
• JCHS Principal’s List
• Syl-View Happenings
• National Bookmobile Day
• Legal Advertising
• Library News
• Rocky Ford Baptist to hold Women’s Revival
• GED test to be given at STC
• Cards of Thanks
• Jon Burns
• The Chatter Box
• STC students bring home medals
• Why are the flags of the Confederacy flying at the courthouse?
• Rotary Club Career Day
• Friends of the Millen Cemetery clean up
• Correction
• Rotary Club gives away coloring books
• Sheriff’s Report
• Lady Eagles Track ready for region
• Millen News cruises Western Caribbean
• Clean up day set for April 30; volunteers needed
• Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Easter services to be held at Big Buckhead Church
• Community Easter egg hunt set for Saturday
• City begins work on CCA project
• SCV
• Window to the Past
• Blood drive to be held April 28
• Library News
• Richard “Rick” Jones, 53, of Millen died April 10
• Jean Poteat, 76, of Charlotte died April 4
• Spring Revival at Drakes Chapel
• Jon Burns
• Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Miss Dial to wed Mr. Jeff April 22
• Lovette speaks at Rotary
• Linda Bragg named to Modern Woodmen’s 2010 President’s Club
• Syl-View Happenings
• Woman’s Club awards
• Forehand named to president’s list at STC
• Art contest winners
• Volunteer Week
• GSU to commemorate 150th anniversary of start of Civil War
• Millen is on ‘Sherman’s Trail Yard Sale’ route
• Teen Maze held at JCHS
• Chamber awards
• Commissioners support STC classes
• Bid awarded for CCA access road
• Enjoying the scenery
• Miss Johnson to marry Mr. Suggs
• Youth Art Month
• Relay for Life to be held May 13-14
• Southern Thunder places second
• Ag Line
• 700 Miscellaneous For Sale
• 115 Homes For Sale Burke County
• 227 Homes for Rent Jenkins County
• UDC to meet
• Harold Williams, 68, of Millen died March 29
• Abraham Lincoln Giles, 84, died March 26
• Community Worship Center to celebrate pastor’s anniversary
• Jon Burns
• Jim Hite
• Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• Library News
• Hanging Rocks host Masters of Spring
• The Chatter Box
• Chamber to sell community calendar
• Sheriff’s Report
• BOE recognizes athletes, pageant winners
• JCHS girls track
• JCHS varsity baseball
• Tams, Swingin’ Medallions in concert Saturday
• The Millen News goes to Jacksonville, Florida
• Family & Friends Chiropractic opens
• Pre-K registration to be held April 13
• Old Primary School comes down
• Sheriff issues warnings
• Storm damage
• Sheriff’s Office makes drug arrests
• Gathering for Christ
• Millen native named to GSU honor society
• Don Lively
• Harris speaks at Rotary
• Millen Woman’s Club hosts district meeting
• Library News
• City plants bushes
• Syl-View Happenings
• Taylor, Dailey to exchange vows
• Lever, Sharpe to marry April 2
• Miss Johnson to wed Mr. Blackburn
• Howard Seibert Jr., 63, of Perkins died March 23
• Donna McCoy, 49, of Waynesboro died March 8
• Card of Thanks
• In Memorian
• Senior Citizen Center sponsoring spaghetti supper
• Dry Branch WMU to hold auction
• Cartoon
• Jon Burns
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• MGGDC revisits Benton Lee’s
• Ag Line
• Beau Brinson update and “thank you”
• Sheriff’s Report
• JCHS varsity baseball
• JCHS girls track team cranks up season
• More property needed for prison roadway
• Jenkins designated Camera Ready
• Chamber annual banquet is Thursday
• Grand Jury hands down indictments
• In His Name
• DOT closes Herndon Bridge
• Local student plays ball at DEA
• Eagles baseball
• Library News
• Miss Hodges to wed Mr. John April 16
• Local EGC student to have research published
• JCMS principal’s list
• Pre-K registration to be held April 13
• Morrison Grove to hold spring revival
• Fountain Spring Baptist Church news
• Hurricane Branch to hold Family and Friend Night
• Gordon Grove to hold spring revival
• Millen Methodist to hold revival
• Millen New Testament to hold Women’s Conference
• In memory of Vickie Marie Flakes March 23, 2010
• In Memorian
• Jim Hite
• Jon Burns
• Griffin-Holley wedding plans completed
• The Chatter Box
• Callison, Lazar to exchange vows
• Brynlee Ryan Bennett
• All stars
• Ayana Walker places 4th in American Legion contest
• Cleanup Day at Millen Cemetery
• Correction
• City, county population declines
• ‘Gathering for Christ’ set for March 26
• Winners of school pageant crowned
• Millen News goes to Dallas
• All Region Basketball
• Sheriff’s Report
• Police Blotter
• Three repeat winners take Super Eagle Day honors
• School pageant winners announced
• Super Eagle Day winners announced
• Gathering for Christ is Saturday
• 39’ers to meet March 21
• Beau Brinson Poppy Sale
• To benefit Beau
• Don Lively
• Happy Birthday!
• Rotary meets
• From Deacon Ivy Polk’s Family
• In Memorian
• William “Bill” W. Hillis, III, 55, died March 12
• Edward Keith Lewis, 44, of Millen died March 12
• Endtime Faith to celebrate pastor appreciation
• Cartoon
• Jon Burns
• Letters policy
• The Chatter Box
• Oratorical contest
• Library News
• Syl-View Happenings
• EBA students win big at literary
• Sheriff’s Report
• Eagles take a beating on the diamond
• JROTC Drill Team outscores competition at Region
• EMS applies for ‘First Responder’ grant
• Lanier wins award
• A Wonderful Life
• Chamber banquet set for March 31
• Gov. Deal outlines changes to Pre-K program
• State’s exports hit a record; imports also increased in 2010
• Lions Club holds pancake supper
• Syl-View Happenings
• Library News
• Eagle Rock Café set for March 10
• Kelsey Chapel to hold Spring Revival
• Jim Hite
• Jon Burns
• The Chatter Box
• Beta Club sponsors Pennies for Patients at JCMS
• American Legion
• MPD joins National Crime Map
• Wade Parker
• Keep America Beautiful encourages local cleanup
• Tax appraisal staff to visit local properties
• Sheriff’s Report
• BOE gets testing/assessment info
• Oratorical Contest
• Eagles win 2 of 3 games
• Lovette addresses General Assembly
• Merit Scholars
• JCES is Title I Distinguished School
• Budget cuts threaten services to job-seekers
• Super Eagle Race to benefit cancer survivors
• JCMS BLAST program underway
• Make money off your land without selling it
• Miss Mock to wed Mr. Lamb March 12
• Miss Fries, Mr. Davis to exchange vows
• Library News
• Syl-View Happenings
• Retired Educators to meet
• In Memorian
• Community Worship Center to host Gospel Sing
• Cartoon
• Jim Hite
• The Chatter Box
• Sheriff’s Report
• Jenkins County 4-H competes
• Jon Burns
• Read Across America Day celebrated
• JCHS baseball season underway
• Couple wins national championships
• Non-timber forestland provides billions
• Food Inspector Impersonator strikes
• 4-Hers serve as pages at the Capitol
• Super Eagle Day set for March 12
• HOPE hot topic at legislative breakfast
• Council of churches serves community
• Garden Council swears in officers
• Parker honored by GACCE as state champion
• Miss Jenkins County Schools Pageant to be held
• Sylview Happenings
• Jenkins County FFA celebrates 2011 National FFA Week, Feb. 19-26
• Rec. Dept. News
• JCHS to compete in state basketball tournament
• In Memorian
• Christeen McMillan, 88, of Millen died Feb. 20
• Thomas G. Harris, 92, of Millen died Feb. 16
• Hunting Truth program to be held March 5
• Letters policy
• Jim Hite
• Letter to the Editor
• Cartoon
• Sentimental Journey is March 5
• The Chatter Box
• Library News
• Sunday alcohol sales stalled
• Scogins appointed as primary advisor
• Police Blotter
• Arbor Day
• Legislative breakfast to be held Saturday
• Rotary exemplifies “Service Above Self”
• A fresh look
• Commissioners approve Teen Maze program
• Rep. John Barrow visits local farms
• Azalea Garden Club, 4-H make flower arrangements
• Woman’s club discusses art
• Giving back
• Cartoon
• Amber Lee “Amberbug” Gay died February 11
• Library News
• Recreation Dept. News
• Benefit to be held for Beau Brinson
• Pentecostal Assembly to hold Open House
• Ag Line
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Happy birthday!
• Fundraiser for Beau Brinson
• USDA announces dates for crop sign up
• Drummer graduates from Lincoln Memorial
• Crosby makes dean’s list
• Sheriff’s Report
• JCFEC awarded car seat mini-grant
• JROTC Drill Team starts season strong
• The sign says “Stop”!
• Grant money
• PINK OUT
• Owner agrees to clean up lot
• County among unhealthiest in the state
• GSU fall 2010 president’s list
• Five ways to lower your cholesterol
• JCHS Principal’s list, honor roll
• JCES Principal’s list, honor roll
• Church News
• Datebook
• Card of Thanks
• Robert “Bobby” Miller, 77, died February 2
• Dorethea Brown, 49, of Millen died February 5
• Library News
• Jim Hite
• Sheriff’s Report
• Interact members speak at Rotary
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Seniors thank sponsors
• Sapp named to dean’s list
• Give the gift of good health
• Syl-View Happenings
• Students compete in economics
• JCHS names “Stars”
• Legislative breakfast to be held Feb. 26
• DNR looking for nuisance alligator agent trapper
• Gathering for Christ being planned
• City finances improve
• Lee-Jackson Benefit
• Ag Line
• Hat Day
• JCES Principal’s List and Honor Roll for 2nd nine weeks
• Library News
• First McCoy Missionary Baptist to hold Choir Anniversary
• Band Boosters to meet
• Cartoon
• Letter to the Editor
• Legislative Update
• Clark “Don” Cannady, 61, died January 28
• Recreation News
• The Chatter Box
• State Senator Hardie Davis Jr. visits Jenkins County
• NJVFD fundraiser
• Luke Thomas Cooper
• Miss Bragg to wed Mr. Bullock in April
• Police Blotter
• Sheriff’s Report
• Friends
• Rotary holds speech contest
• Poole honored by Lions Club
• Sons of Confederate Veterans hold Lee-Jackson banquet
• Qualifying fees set for city election
• Senate to consider Sunday alcohol sales
• JCHS anatomy class hosts blood drive
• 4-way
• Heart Song
• 2011 Fishing regulations now available
• Local students graduate from GSU
• Happy birthday
• Happy birthday!
• Holden Andrew Saxon
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Library News
• Shutterbugs
• Syl-View Happenings
• In Memoriam
• GED registration to be held at STC
• Kelsey Chapel to hold Black History program
• Sarah Goodman McMillan, 76, died January 22
• Retha Womack Moore, 90, died January 23
• Estelle Brinson, 89, of Millen died January 21
• Cartoon
• Legislative Update
• The Chatter Box
• Sheriff’s Report
• Fields honored by Lions Club
• Apply now for Washington Youth Tour
• Frozen
• Charges filed in Subway shooting
• SRP opens through Millen
• Munical Court Judge sworn in
• H&R Block opens
• Commissioners name chair,vice-chair
• Fundraiser to be held for Beau Brinson
• County ranks third in unemployment
• Michael McKenzie, 18, of Millen died Jan. 12
• Legislative Update
• School system to hold Title I program
• Endtime Faith to hold revival
• Wade Parker
• Letters to the Editor
• The Chatter Box
• McBride graduates
• Correction
• Fulford speaks at Rotary
• Keller named to honor organization
• Winter weather impacts blood collections
• Local club owners arrested
• BOE names chair, vice chair
• Commission upholds ambulance charges
• Teen dies in shooting incident
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• LIVING the DREAM
• Scenes from this week’s ice storm
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Miss Lever to marry Mr. Sharpe April 2
• Library News
• In Memoriam
• Beunice “Bee” Roberts, 93, died January 7
• Correction
• Thank You
• Needful Baptist Church to celebrate pastor’s anniversary
• Receive free trees from Arbor Day Foundation
• Parent Academy to be held January 13
• Financial Aid Workshop for seniors to be held
• Political Cartoon
• Letter to the Editor
• Syl-View Happenings
• The Chatter Box
• Elizabeth Chappell Rountree receives nursing degree
• Millen H&R Block office opening soon!
• Sheriff’s Report
• Millen News goes to Bahamas
• Herdina speaks, club gets new member
• Volunteers recognized
• Registrar’s office is construction zone
• Memorial Benches placed on Cotton Ave.
• Job seekers urged to be patient
• Clean up of SOC Station to begin
• Ice covers county
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Ag Line
• Planters EMC recognized for safety
• SCV donates to Bethany Nursing Center
• Basketball player, coach speak to Rotary
• Pain management expertise now available in Jenkins County
• Library News
• Miss Spurlock to marry Mr. DeLay
• Syl-View Happenings
• UDC makes DVD of dedications
• Dine Out with Dairy Queen
• Cartoon
• Barrow donates frequent flyer miles to soldiers
• January is National Blood Donor Month
• Ray Jackson, 51, of Millen died Dec. 31
• Thomas Leonard Hawes, 91, of Millen died Dec. 31
• Deacon Sam Lane, 85, died December 20
• Merchants to hold First Friday
• Oak Hill Baptist Church news
• Millen native receives Bronze Star
• The Chatter Box
• Dear Editor:
• Dear Editor:
• Art Johnson
• MLK Day events announced
• Taking the Oath
• Highlights of 2010
• Jr. Beta club members provide Christmas
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Operation Santa Claus helps provide toys
• Scogins visits Vietnam War Memorial
• Officers prepared for holiday travel
• Sheriff’s Report
• Beta Club raises money
• Library News
• Property tax bills are in the mail
• Millen News travels to James Island
• Runners compete in North Carolina
• Carolyn Tuten Brinson, 87, died December 25
• Marvin J. Jackson Sr., 63, died December 24
• Mary Rector Crowder of Millen died Dec. 25
• Letters policy
• Letter to the Editor
• Volunteer of the Year
• Correction
• Clarification
• Grand Jury indicts 15
• A Perfect Score!
• County budget discussed at meeting
• Millen man arrested on drug charges
• An Almost-White Christmas!
• Farmers’ Almanac predicts cold winter
• Sarah Griffin and Rob Holley to wed April 2, 2011
• Cartoon
• Church News
• The Chatter Box
• FBLA contributes to community
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Toys for Tots
• Christmas at Head Start
• Ground-breaking held for Jenkins Correctional Center
• Merry Christmas 2010: Magic of Christmas
• Donate car to charity this holiday season
• Governor announces online driver service
• Sign-up for SURE program begins Jan. 10
• Scogins honors veterans
• BOE honors Roderick Campbell
• Prison protester arrested
• Perryman named NJCVFD Firefighter of the Year
• War Eagles win three more
• Salter addresses protesters of prison
• Deck the Halls
• Augusta man faces drug charges
• Edward Worley Graham Jr., 73, of died Dec. 19
• Misty Green Gay, 34, of Millen died December 18
• Helen Whitehead, 79, of Millen died Dec. 16
• Mr. Cecil Hamilton, 82, died December 13
• Letters policy
• City, Development Authority receive grants
• Property tax bills mailed
• Mary Young named to BOE
• Wade Parker
• Jim Hite
• Cartoon
• A Turning Point
• 2nd annual Holiday Basketball Classic to be held Dec 28-30
• Library News
• Millen United Methodist to host Soup Kitchen
• The Chatter Box
• OneGeorgia grants
• Prison ground-breaking ceremony
• Martinez man arrested
• JCHS releases principal’s list, honor roll
• Find student aid money for college
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Heritage Day at Magnolia Spring State Park
• UDC presents DVD
• Holiday Shopping on a Budget: tips from the Federal Trade Commission
• DNR reduces recreational license fees
• It’s a Wonderful Life
• Jenkins County acres offered for land conservation program
• Interact Club show appreciation
• Unemployment rate drops
• War Eagles take two of three
• Police Blotter
• Roderick Campbell Sr. died Dec. 10
• Commissioners get update on Lake Clarke project
• GHSGT may be phased out
• Sheriff’s Report
• Conservation stewardship applications being accepted now through Jan. 7
• Eleanor Margaret Davis of Swainsboro died Dec. 10
• Letters policy
• Dear Editor:
• Letters to the Editor
• License check initiates MPD chase
• City to apply for grant
• Celebrating History
• Syl-View Happenings
• Georgia Family Council
• Political Cartoon
• Ag Line
• Jim Hite
• Better Business Bureau Tips
• Don Lively
• Datebook
• Library News
• Mt. Carmel to present special program
• The Chatter Box
• JCHS Once Act Play wins 3A Region title
• Decorations contest to be held Dec. 13
• Cedric Cutter cleared of murders
• Big Foot in Jenkins County?
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Bring springtime inside through flowering bulbs
• Barrow launches ‘Holiday Cards for Our Troops’
• USDA approves counties for disaster designation
• American Legion presents certificate of appreciation to Col. Wade
• Rotary hears about volunteer fire depts.
• UDC presents Magnolia DVD to library
• 210 Commercial Rentals
• Memorial Tree lighting to be Dec. 2
• BOE recognizes students
• Red Cross of Augusta launches holiday campaign
• Jenkins County Surgical Associates offers free cancer screening
• Jenkins County Diabetes Coalition to present program
• Sheriff’s Report
• Construction continues
• Tom Cooper, Jr., 74, of Millen died November 10
• John A. “Bo” Waters, 78, died November 27
• Letters policy
• CCA to host ground-breaking for Jenkins center
• Roads to be striped with DOT grant money
• Santa to make appearance in Millen Saturday
• Magnolia Springs Heritage Festival is Saturday
• R E P E AT
• Medicare has open enrollment
• Millen Woman’s Club gives back to the community
• Cartoon
• Library News
• Datebook
• Don Lively
• Wade Parker
• Jim Hite
• Church News
• The Chatter Box
• JROTC places second in national competition
• Christmas in Millen is Saturday
• CCA to host ground-breaking
• Jenkins County native named Burke’s top teacher
• Leaders graduate from Georgia Academy
• GSU sets record
• Class of ’60
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Tips for safe holiday cooking
• Lanier speaks at Veteran’s Day program
• Young golfer places first
• Unemployment rate falls
• Jenna Dailey inducted into Rho Chi Pharmaceutical Honor Society
• Firefighters win quick-dress competition
• Scenes from USATF Georgia Association Cross Country championship
• Scenes from Fly-In
• Julian Mayes Walraven died November 18
• Letter to the Editor
• Letters policy
• BOE says ‘no’ to tax increase
• Local running club to compete in national contest
• Local heroes take “time to care”
• Sheriff’s Office to conduct Operation Santa Claus
• Turn the radio on!
• Datebook
• Syl-View Happenings
• Cartoon
• Library News
• Don Lively
• Church News
• The Chatter Box
• JCES students win stuffed toys
• Sign-up for wetlands reserve program
• Cardell, Johnson win high school Heisman
• Millen Kings compete in Atlanta
• JCES announces Honor Roll and Principal’s List
• JCMS announces Honor Roll, Principal’s List for first nine weeks
• Update on October City Council meeting
• Interact officers speak at Rotary
• Bethany Home, Inc. and UHS-Pruitt form partnership
• Millen News goes to Brazil
• Champion
• Pharmacy technician award recipient named at STC
• Former resident inducted into GRPA Hall of Fame
• Bill Landrum Eberhardt Jr., died November 5
• Letters policy
• Thanksgiving Rally set for Nov. 22
• Commissioners uphold ambulance fee
• Advance voting in Run-off is next week
• Chamber announces holiday events
• FLYIN’ HIGH
• Rental home fire declared arson
• Norwood School reunion planned for Nov. 27
• Sheriff’s Tips
• Wade Parker
• Political Cartoon
• The Chatter Box
• Eat smart to make holidays lighter
• Jim Hite
• Gospel Explosion to be held at Miracle Temple
• Thanksgiving Rally to be held Nov. 22
• Advance voting in runoff is next week
• Christmas Business Open House set for Friday
• Nov. 11 fire ruled arson
• Library News
• Army Pfc. Natalie Branch graduates basic training
• Wade Parker
• Five generations
• The Chatter Box
• CNA students at STC have 100% pass rate
• Cards of Thanks
• New business opens on Cotton
• Fly-in to be held Nov. 13
• Plans finalized for Herrington, Royal wedding, November 20
• Fountain Spring Baptist Church to hold celebration
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Linda Rahn Dailey, 61, of Millen died Nov. 3
• VFW observes Veteran’s Day
• Ann Brinson Alexander, 88, of Augusta died Nov.
• JCHS to host Veteran’s Day Ceremony
• Letters policy
• Veteran’s Day Salute
• Letter to the Editor
• Millen News goes to Bangkok
• JROTC Raiders win second State Championship
• Kayla Kirkland to compete for Miss Teen Georgia
• Cross Country run to be held Saturday
• Police Blotter
• Bennett, Reese win BOE seats
• Suasion opens for GSU Homecoming show
• Manna Truck arrives
• Retired Educators to meet Nov. 18
• UNOFFICIAL GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS
• Political Cartoon
• USDA provides disaster assistance to producers
• 49 percent of Jenkins County voters turned out ... see how they voted
• Bennett and Reese win BOE seats
• Commissioners discuss JCH indigent care
• Students on parade
• Ribbon cutting
• Fall festivities
• First Friday to be held Nov. 5
• Local residents asked to help with history
• Brad Trower named JCH administrator
• Georgia Forestry Commission prepares for wildfire season
• Cartoon
• SCV restoring Lawtonville Cemetery
• Cross Country race to be held Nov. 13
• 4-Hers win at Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair
• Syl-View Happenings
• Retired Educator’s Day slated for November 7
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Wade Parker
• DAR Good Citizen
• Sweet treat
• Jim Hite
• License available for weekly vending
• Georgia farmers getting taste for pomegranates
• Library News
• Rotary meets
• Farmers eye plump crop prices next year
• Welcome Baptist Choir presents “Joy Night”
• Mrs. Ollie Mae Harris, died Oct. 31, in Ft. Valley
• Technical colleges to convert to semesters
• The Chatter Box
• In Memoriam
• Millen Woman’s Club meets
• Letter to the Editor
• A trip back in time
• Letters policy
• The season of giving
• Daylight Savings Time ends Sunday
• A blessing
• School time at Olde Freight Depot Museum
• Tips to avoid colds and flu this season
• Cartoon
• Craft time
• Library News
• Son of Millen native to attend leadership conference in D.C.
• Ag Line
• EQIP applications due November 19
• Thanks-Giving rally to be held
• Energy assistance available for residents
• The Chatter Box
• Tuten wins mower
• Bella Grace Williams
• City continues to enforce codes
• Abigail Brooke Oliver
• Alice Beecher Callaway of Baxley died Oct. 22
• Carl Leighton Barker Sr., 78, of Millen died Oct. 7
• Letters policy
• General Election to be held Nov. 2
• Millen man charged with arson
• Adult Learning Center enrolling students
• Harvest of Fun set for Saturday
• Zandra Lake is JCHS Homecoming Queen
• Notice to Sex Offenders
• BOE recognizes organizations, individuals
• Christmas Bazaar
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Police Blotter
• Log truck overturns
• Jim Hite
• Watch for deer this fall
• Library News
• JROTC, Dr. Kleinpeter speak to Rotary
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• MGGDC Visits T’s Restaurant
• Church News
• Smokey the Bear visits
• The Chatter Box
• SCV seeks to restore Lawtonville cemetery
• Cards of Thanks
• In Memoriam
• Burch, Denton to wed Oct. 30
• Letters policy
• Fall has arrived!
• Healthcare navigators good for breast cancer patients
• Fundraising
• This way
• Harvest of Fun set for Oct. 30
• VFW donates rocking chairs
• Nathan Deal visits
• Byrd named to CGMA Hall of Fame
• Harvest Time in Jenkins County
• Recap of commissioners’ September meeting
• City to apply for $1 million TE-grant
• Millen News goes to Maine
• Datebook
• Georgia 4-H Week
• Syl-View Happenings
• Dairy Queen gets a new look
• Political Cartoon
• Good harvesting weather continues
• Buckhead Revisited flower show
• Church News
• A look back
• The Chatter Box
• Lacy B. Frye, Jr., 81, of Millen died Oct. 10
• Mrs. Muriel Gay Williams of Millen died Oct. 2
• Letters policy
• Town Meeting stresses ‘community’
• SOC cleanup is closer
• ADAR Mukerson receives Navy commendation
• Artifacts go on display at GSU
• NJCVFD graduates volunteers
• New business blooms in Millen
• Lions Club raises money
• Jenkins County Eagles celebrate Homecoming Friday
• Retired Educators meet
• Story time
• Old Millen High School for sale
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Georgia schools’ AP results released
• Datebook
• Pumpkin picking time has arrived
• Cartoon
• Plan for Halloween safety
• Wade Parker
• Future artists
• Library News
• JCHS Homecoming
• Civil War artifacts on display at GSU Museum
• Political Cartoon
• Cook receives 4-H Lifetime Achievement Award
• Library News
• STC announces president’s list
• Fountain Spring to hold Family and Friends Day
• FBI releases 2009 crime statistics
• The Chatter Box
• Waterways, local parks provide family fun
• Card of Thanks
• What consumers should know about warranties
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Job seekers, beware of job hunting scams
• Town meeting to be held Oct. 7
• fair-on-the-square
• Millen native graduates Air Force basic training
• Glenn Johnson, 91, of Millen died October 1
• Ringing industries’ door bells
• Grace Saxon Williams, 83, died September 29
• Sweet as pie
• In Memoriam
• Fall is pumpkin time, spider time
• Letters policy
• Students start 4-H awareness movement
• fair is in the air
• Lauren Starks competes in Iron-man Triathlon
• Notice
• Rotary Club collects used medical equipment
• Boynton promoted at Queensborough
• For gas, water, sewer City announces rate increases
• Tea Party comes to Jenkins County
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Sale of hospital is finalized
• Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 3-10
• Tea Party comes to Millen
• Notice
• Sale of hospital is finalized
• Political Cartoon
• Governor launches S.H.A.P.E. Partnership
• “TO GOD GIVE THE GLORY”
• Barrow votes to create new jobs
• Library News
• Georgia hunters help fight hunger
• Syl-View Happenings
• Commissioners proceed with airport project
• Church News
• Joe Williamson, 30, of Millen died September 25
• The Chatter Box
• Letters policy
• Rental property needed for workers
• Grand Jury indicts nine
• Fair-on-the-Square slated for Saturday
• City natural gas lines are safe
• Jockey building gets renter
• City offers free natural gas water heater
• Millen man killed by train
• GSU to conduct study on childhood obesity
• Round’s to host ‘Dine Out For Kids’
• Shepard crowned
• Fire labeled “suspicious” Old primary school burns
• Burn ban is lifted
• Kountry Kitchen Cooking
• Clifton receives chief rank in coast guard
• Farm & Home
• State Route 23 gets new name
• Datebook
• Senior Parent/Student Night to be held Oct. 4
• CCA to build prison here
• Drought continues in Georgia
• Suspected shoplifter arrested by MPD
• Early voting is underway
• Datebook
• Rotary Club sponsors METS day
• Ag Line
• Sept. 25 Honor Flight preparing for lift off
• Political Cartoon
• Magnolia Springs is open
• Welcome CCA!
• One year later, kudzu bug spreads across the state
• Jim Hite
• Hunters contribute billions to conservation efforts
• Williams, Wright to wed Oct. 2
• Syl-View Happenings
• Outdoor play is key to kids’ health
• Soups to warm up Fall temperatures
• Church News
• Simple ways to save on home electricity bills
• Forestry team competes at district
• The Chatter Box
• Misuse of tree stands cause hazards for hunters
• Is your child safe in the car?
• Thank You
• Mrs. Cheryl S. Tice, of Perkins died Sept. 18
• Fair-on-the-Square Oct. 2
• Dear Editor:
• Older workers recognized
• Dear Editor:
• Archery deer season now open
• Letters policy
• V.H.A. S.E. Shoot Off held at Hanging Rock
• 2010 SAT scores fall slightly
• Conservation Reserve Program sign-up benefits producers, protects sensitive habitat
• Awake and Alive
• Deadline approaches for EQIP, WHIP
• CCA to build prison here
• Sardis man charged in shoplifting
• Big Announcement at 4 p.m. today
• Georgia launches Work Ready Connect
• Letter to the Editor
• Obese children need healthier options
• Armed robbery suspect arrested
• Feed lawn now for green color later
• Early voting gets underway Friday
• 4-H: Not just camp and club meetings
• Fair-on-the-Square to be held Oct. 2
• County to ask residents to clean up
• Community unites to help local woman
• Boatwright named to legal aid society board
• Datebook
• City offers free natural gas water heater
• Syl-View Happenings
• Jim Hite
• Recreation Department announces programs
• Political Cartoon
• Dr. Babcock speaks to Rotarians
• Church News
• Rep. Barrow meets with VFW
• The Chatter Box
• Birthday Blessings Gordon Lamar Wiggins
• Michael Jacob “Jake” Dann
• UDC offers historic DVD
• Armed robber captured
• City to let bids on CDBG grant
• Police Blotter
• National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week observed
• Modern Woodmen presents check
• Grandparents join students for breakfast
• Letters policy
• Datebook
• Commissioners give land back to church
• Library News
• Eagles take down Redskins
• Church News
• Dove season opens
• The Chatter Box
• Window to the past!
• Thank You
• BI-LO to give food banks a Paw up
• Thank You
• Truck driving students at STC have 100% pass rate
• Michael Jacob Dann
• Cleaning up
• Millen woman illustrates book
• Literacy week
• Borck named District Media Specialist of the Year
• Go PLAY after Labor Day
• The next step
• Georgia receives Race to Top education grant
• John C. Wilson has new owner
• GSU releases economic impact numbers
• Jenkins first in unemployment
• Industrial park
• Job Fair to be held Sept. 22
• Mrs. Barbara Amerson of Swainsboro died Sept. 1
• Rebekah Daniel named to GSU President’s List
• Farm & Home
• Armyworms march across Georgia lawns
• Political Cartoon
• EMS makes presentation
• Plans continue to reopen fish hatchery
• American Legion honors Cpl. Adam Lanier
• MPD arrests 3 in Ada Drive thefts
• Rotarians hear from Coach Conley
• Artifacts could be as ‘good as gold’
• Modern Woodmen presents flag to Bethany Home
• New eatery opens on Cotton
• Modern Woodmen donates to Bethany Home
• Add color to your winter landscape
• Wade Parker
• Report on plans for Camp Lawton museum
• Magnolia Springs State Park is open
• Political Cartoon
• Local student writes President about oil spill
• Datebook
• Dr. Hamon travels to Ukraine for misison trip
• Syl-View Happenings
• 24 years of service
• Church News
• Fight spring, summer turfgrass diseases now
• The Chatter Box
• Operation Military Kids camp teaches coping skills
• BI-LO unaffected by FDA egg recall
• Ogeechee Outlaws place second in tourney
• Miss Gainey to wed Mr. Tamblyn Sept. 25
• Fay A. Kirkland, Jr. (Kirk)
• Miss Wilson, Mr. Simmons exchange vows
• Letters policy
• Library News
• A Rare Class
• Class of ’55 holds reunion
• Political Cartoon
• Millen Lions Club sponsors food give-away
• Archeological dig yields unexpected “gold”
• School board members recognized
• JROTC to hold Raider meet
• Teachers of Year speak to Rotarians
• GED Registration to be held Aug 30
• City to seek GEMA grant
• Millen Garden Council to meet
• Police Blotter
• Library News
• Millen News goes to New York
• Jim Hite
• David L. “Bear” Johnson, 62, of Millen died Aug. 22
• Syl-View Happenings
• Kate Aycock Butcher died Aug. 21 in Virginia
• Ag Line: Pecan Weevil
• Mrs. Veda Gay Cowart of Garfield died Aug. 21
• Community Worship Center to host gospel concert
• Mrs. Milburne Aycock Aaron, 90, died Aug. 3
• Youth in Action program to be held
• Letter to the Editor
• Bethel A.M.E. to hold revival
• Garden chores now prepare spot for later
• Soil bag flowers bed alternative to soil amending
• Kelsey Chapel to hold youth program
• Magnolia Motel under renovations
• Fall is cool-season crop time
• Ogeechee Freewill Baptist to host concert
• 4-H’er elected State President
• Hazard Mitigation plans approved
• Bay Branch Baptist church to sponsor program
• North, South meet at archaeological dig
• People in the News
• The Chatter Box
• Artifacts, stockade wall discovered
• VFW seeks donations
• Millen News mailing delayed
• Artifacts and stockade wall found at Magnolia
• Community Worship Center
• Joe G. Waters, 87, of Millen died August 9
• Faith Walk Deliverance Church
• Letters policy
• Syl-View Happenings
• Bethel A.M.E. to hold revival
• Dear Editor:
• Miss McLemore to marry Mr. Sasser
• The Chatter Box
• Dear Editor,
• Sliders win back-to-school bash
• Dear Editor,
• Changes to Alternative School program announced
• City issues citations for code violations
• 470 Appliances
• Monica Broxton named top teacher
• 115 Homes For Sale Burke County
• Randy Dailey named JCMS principal
• Take caution when dove hunting
• School system fails to make AYP
• EMS receives grant equipment
• Jim Hite
• Rotarians hear Cpl. Lanier
• Political Cartoon
• Datebook
• Unofficial General Primary Runoff election results
• Kelsey Chapel
• Millen News goes to the beach
• Youth in Action program to be held
• Payroll may be delayed for school staff
• Brinson Rock to hold pastor appreciation
• County looks for more revenue
• Bethel A.M.E. holds fundraiser
• Edward Hargrove, 86, of Perkins died August 14
• Magnolia Springs State Park discovery
• Drakes Chapel to hold revival services
• Phase II Courthouse renovation continues
• Skull Creek Missionary Baptist Church to hold program
• Welcoming home ...
• Randy Dailey is new JCMS principal
• Saying goodbye ...
• Broxton is top teacher
• Schools to hold Open House, New Student Registration
• County looks for ways to increase revenues
• Delinquent taxpayers’ to be printed Aug. 18
• School system fails to make AYP
• Schools open doors to students on Monday
• Miss Morton to wed Mr. Forehand Oct. 16
• Election Results
• Datebook
• Nip school bullying in the bud
• Syl-View Happenings
• Handwashing keeps germs at bay
• Correction
• Rotarians hear from Shaw Group
• Fields & Yields
• Camp Lawton discoveries to be revealed Aug. 18
• Faith Walk Deliverance to hold pastor appreciation
• Notice to parents of JCES students
• Annual Prayer Walk to be held
• Hunter education course begins Aug. 16
• Fountain Spring to hold Greatness in the House program
• Rosie Lee Parker, 84, of Millen died Aug. 7
• Millen Methodist to host benefit concert
• Vernice Moody, 63, died Aug. 4 at University
• Bethel A.M.E. holds fundraiser
• Judy Wilkes Wasden, 67, of Millen died Aug. 4
• Bay Branch to hold summer concert
• Betty L. Gibson Sikes, 72, of Millen died July 23
• Randy Dailey is new JCMS principal
• Broxton is top teacher
• County looks for ways to increase revenues
• School system fails to make AYP
• Election Results
• Fields & Yields
• Camp Lawton discoveries to be revealed Aug. 18
• Faith Walk Deliverance to hold pastor appreciation
• Notice to parents of JCES students
• Annual Prayer Walk to be held
• Hunter education course begins Aug. 16
• Fountain Spring to hold Greatness in the House program
• Rosie Lee Parker, 84, of Millen died Aug. 7
• Millen Methodist to host benefit concert
• Vernice Moody, 63, died Aug. 4 at University
• Bethel A.M.E. holds fundraiser
• Judy Wilkes Wasden, 67, of Millen died Aug. 4
• Bay Branch to hold summer concert
• Betty L. Gibson Sikes, 72, of Millen died July 23
• Drakes Chapel to hold revival services
• Phase II Courthouse renovation continues
• Skull Creek Missionary Baptist Church to hold program
• Welcoming home ...
• Saying goodbye ...
• Schools to hold Open House, New Student Registration
• Delinquent taxpayers’ to be printed Aug. 18
• Schools open doors to students on Monday
• Miss Morton to wed Mr. Forehand Oct. 16
• Datebook
• Nip school bullying in the bud
• Syl-View Happenings
• Handwashing keeps germs at bay
• Correction
• Rotarians hear from Shaw Group
• Home
• School
• Gen. Fulford honored as Distinguished Graduate
• Rotary club meets
• Benefit concert to be held for Cotton Avenue
• JCMS supply list
• “Operation Crackdown” nets 19
• Miss Lane, Mr. Broadie exchange vows
• Camp Lawton discoveries to be revealed August 18
• Storm damage
• Datebook
• Police Blotter
• ARE SCHOOL ATHLETIC PROGRAMS NEXT?
• BI-LO, local organization to feed hungry
• Political Cartoon
• Correction
• Library News
• Edna Sikes Thompson of Sylvania died July 27
• Church News
• David Charles Adams of Cumming died Aug. 1
• The Chatter Box
• Charles Williams Jr., 77, of Millen died July 31
• Card of Thanks
• Russell Alan Bazemore of Sylvania died July 29
• Mrs. Mary Mosley
• Happy anniversary
• In memory of Vondessa P. Powell
• JCHS schedules available for juniors, seniors
• Letters policy
• 490 Auctions
• Primary Runoff election to be held Aug. 10
• Syl-View Happenings
• MPD arrest Statesboro man on fraud charges
• American Legion installs commander
• Drug raid nets 19 arrests
• News conference on Magnolia Springs changed
• Snake recovered near Dollar General
• Students attend conservation workshop
• JCHS Awards
• Statewide run-off election set for Aug. 10
• Commissioner Henry wins bid for re-election
• Commissioners adopt rules for Ag Center rental
• Snake recovered near Dollar General
• Ag Line: Eastern Tent Caterpillar or Fall Webworm?
• CORRECTION
• Datebook
• People in the News
• Library News
• Students attend conservation workshop
• Church News
• Local athletes place third at baseball tourney
• The Chatter Box
• JCHS Awards
• JCHS holds JROTC Raider practice
• Millen News takes on a mission
• Political Cartoon
• Letters policy
• Dear Editor:
• Editor:
• Jenkins County Hospital to be sold
• Arrest made in shooting case
• BOE announces EOCT results
• Commissioners adopt rules for Ag Center use
• Millen man charged in shooting incident
• Jenkins County Hospital to be sold
• Election Results
• People in the News
• Gray-Washington family reunion held
• Golf team competes at regional level
• Hospital to sponsor Health Fair
• VFW seeks donations
• Raymond Gene Sapp, 75, died July 17
• Card of Thanks
• Letter to the Editor
• Letters policy
• Possible archeological find at Magnolia Springs
• Teachers of the Year named
• Miss Williams to wed Mr. Wright
• Jenkins Co. grand jury indicts 10
• Buckhead class of ‘77 reunites
• Cotton Ave. Flea market gets nod from council
• Library News
• Church News
• JCHS Awards
• The Chatter Box
• ATTENTION
• Notice
• Local physician attends conference
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Jenkins County

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