Angela Gary is a journalist for Main Street Newspapers Inc, focusing on local news in the area. She covers a wide range of topics including business, politics, community events, and local government. Angela is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to keep the community informed.
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Dr. Jody Goodroe presided at his first meeting of the Madison County Board of Education as superintendent at the June meeting.
By: Angela Gary
The East Jackson High School band and chorus toured Washington, D.C., during the recent Memorial Day weekend performing at several historic sites and patriotic events.
The Jackson Foothills Regional High School graduation was held recently with 15 graduates being recognized.
The Banks County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a $25.7 million budget for 2025 when it met last week, which is up 8.7 percent over the current budget of $23.7 million.
By: Angela Gary
Discussion was held by the Banks County Board of Commissioners at its meeting last week on building a new fire/EMS Station, that would also house the 9-1-1 department, but no
Madison County students will return to school on Friday, Aug. 2, with enrollment projected at 5,264. This is up by 130 students over the start of school last year and
By: Angela Gary
In the past, a governor and a national superintendent were among the guest speakers at the Back to School kick off meeting for faculty and staff of the Madison County
By: Angela Gary
The Madison County Board of Education held its first public hearing on the proposed millage rate of 15.25 mills Monday night. BOE chairman Robert Hooper explained that while the millage rate is expected to remain the same, area residents could have an increase in the amount of taxes they pay due to increased property values.
By: Angela Gary
The Madison County School System had a slight decrease in the number of students on the first day of classes compared to last year.
The Madison County Board of Education approved a 15.25 millage rate at last week’s meeting in a 4-1 vote.
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