Who can argue politics with a mouthful of barbecue?
Is there any way we can bridge the political, cultural and social abyss in which we find ourselves today? How about a plate of baby-back ribs?
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Wrestlers raise $4,100 for The Oak House
Georgia Old School Championship Wrestling raised $4,100 on July 11 during its “Headlock on Child Abuse” event to benefit The Oak House Children’s Advocate Center.
The magnificent creative work of God
My daddy accumulated a lot of tools and trinkets over the years, so it became almost impossible to choose gifts for special occasions that would be something he did not […]
72nd Palmer family reunion set for July 26
The 72nd annual reunion of the descendants of Charles Palmer-Elizabeth Lee will be held on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
Climax back-to-school event set for Saturday
Everybody Eats Bread Tax Professional will be giving away free school supplies and clear book bags this Saturday from 3 to 7 p.m. at 226 Martin Luther King Street, Climax, […]
Bearcats to kick off fall season with Fan Night
The Bearcats’ fall sports and activities will start their season with a Fan Night at Centennial Field on Friday, July 31.
Contest seeks creative peanut-powered products
A new award from the Georgia Peanut Commission will recognize innovative food products inspired by Georgia peanuts.
Hill talks goals for Lady Cats
Lady Cats soccer head coach Brian Hill said the girls worked hard this summer to get better individually.
Library News: Week of July 15
Summer reading program ends July 31 There is still plenty of time to log your reading minutes in Beanstack for this year’s summer reading program. If you aren’t sure what […]
SRTC inducts new members into National Technical Honors Society in Bainbridge
The Bainbridge chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) at Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) inducted nine new members into the organization last Monday. The formal ceremony was held [...
Second annual Echo’s Journey golf tournament held at Tired Creek Golf Course
The second annual Echo’s Journey golf tournament was held at the Tired Creek Golf Course Friday to support Echo Brock during his kidney transplant journey.
Kyle Staples becomes Rotary Club’s new president
Jamie Sinko handed the Rotary Club’s reins to new President Kyle Staples Tuesday.
Red Legacy Foundation gives back to students at Parker Park
The Red Legacy Foundation gave away school supplies at Climax’s Parker Park to prepare students for the upcoming school year.
Contractors to help staff 911 as part of split with Grady County
getResQ911 will provide contract dispatchers to staff Decatur County’s 911 call center as it splits from Grady County.
Martin-Wells, Wingate honored with benches at boat basin
The Southwest Georgia Board of Realtors and the City of Bainbridge presented two benches honoring the legacies of Pam Martin-Wells and Jack Wingate at the Earle May Boat Basin Tuesday.
Let’s keep it between the lines
I do not know about each of my readers, but I have grown weary of falling off the edge. I am ready for a few years of keeping it between the lines.
What is your definition of warranty?
When you buy almost anything at those big-box stores these days, it seems the question is, “Would you like the extended warranty?”
Georgians urged to help prevent gastrointestinal disease
Hundreds of ‘cyclosporiasis’ cases confirmed nationwide The Georgia Department of Public Health is urging Georgians to take extra precautions when purchasing, preparing and consuming fresh fruits and v...
$1 million housing program opens for area seniors
The Southwest Georgia Regional Commission is seeking applicants for a new program that will modify senior citizens’ homes across the region.
A letter. A bracelet. And God’s anonymous hand
I have just had a number of coincidences that will require some explanation, so bear with me.
Online form helping Georgians request health services
Decatur County and Southwest Georgia residents can use a new online form to request women’s health services.
Library offering auto-renew, book club later this month
Autorenew now available Keeping up with due dates for your library books just got easier! Starting July 1, your checked-out books will be automatically renewed, preventing overdue charges if you […]
BAIN, Inc. to celebrate 36th annual ADA Day
BAIN, Inc. Center for Independent Living is inviting the community to its 36th Annual Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Day Celebration
Georgia Southern announces Spring 2026 Dean’s List
Georgia Southern University recently recognized approximately 4,020 students for excellence in academics on the Spring 2026 Dean’s List. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, a student must have at […]