
‘Armed and dangerous’ Hancock Co. man still being sought
A 62-year-old Hancock County man, believed to be armed and considered dangerous, was still being sought Thursday afternoon by agents with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
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A 62-year-old Hancock County man, believed to be armed and considered dangerous, was still being sought Thursday afternoon by agents with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

Is there anything better on these hot summer days than a Dairy Queen cone dipped in chocolate?

One of Milledgeville’s longtime popular restaurants, Buffington’s has reopened.

M illedgeville Allied Arts and the Georgia College Music Department have teamed up to bring the community Jazz at the Magnolia. The event, slated this year on Saturday, Sept. 19 […]

Vershaun Smith will never see the outside of a prison as a free man again.

The case of a missing Hancock County man is now in its third week, and local and state law enforcement authorities still have no clue about George Wayne Pailloz’s whereabouts. It’s as though he simply vanished.

Friday night lights are back in Baldwin County this week as the hometown Braves host neighboring rival Washington County in a 7:30 p.m. kickoff at Braves Stadium.


The Milledgeville-Baldwin County Chamber of Commerce will host its Employ Baldwin Job Fair on Aug. 20, from 3 to 5 p.m. at Central Georgia Technical College’s Milledgeville Campus.

A fire broke out inside the Tennille Assisted Living Facility on North Main Street Sunday afternoon, forcing the evacuation of all the residents, local authorities say.


Baldwin County Commissioners will hold a public hearing next week to gather information before deciding whether to enact a moratorium on issuing permits for county mining ventures.

A mother and her five children recently lost everything they owned in a devastating house fire near Lake Sinclair in Putnam County, local authorities say.

Recent reporting on Baldwin County’s eighth-grade mathematics scores highlighted a difficult number: just 14.7% of our eighth graders reached full proficiency on the most recent Georgia Milestones assessment.I said when asked about that result, and I will say again, that 14.7% is unacceptable. Our students are capable of more. Our families should expect more. And our goal is to meet and exceed…