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Deborah Bennett's coverage mainly revolves around local news, community events, law enforcement, city government, and scholarships in Georgia. She tends to focus on announcements from the local government and covers themes related to family & relationships, government & politics, culture & society as well as human resources & employment.
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(Editor’s Note: Voters across the state, including local voters, approved HB518 in the November General Election. The bill provides for significant changes impacting local governmental revenue and taxpayers as it relates to property taxes. This is the first in a series of articles on the changes.) HB581 takes effect on January 1, 2025. It is a complicated piece of legislation […]
(Editor’s Note: Voters across the state, including local voters, approved HB518 in the November General Election. The bill provides for significant changes impacting local governmental revenue and taxpayers as it relates to property taxes. This is the second in a series of articles on the changes.) The second component of HB581 creates a new statewide base-year homestead exemption that limits […]
Millen News Editor PruittHealth-Bethany has a new administrator, Antwanna Cobb of Thomson. Cobb is not new to the PruittHealth organization. She previously served as an administrator in their skilled nursing facilities from 2013-2015. She has been in long term care since 2009. Cobb has served as Regional Vice-President, Licensed Nursing Home Administrator and Social Worker. Prior to rejoining PruittHealth in October at the
Several shots fired in an area of the city near the Jenkins County School System’s performance gym on North Avenue during the evening of Dec. 12 resulted in a stray bullet striking the girls’ bathroom in the gym. Residents in the area reported hearing multiple shots fired. Millen Police Chief Dwayne Herrington said the investigation is ongoing. Anyone with any […]
After four months of waiting and setbacks, a new water well in Perkins is up and running. The well became operational on Tuesday of this week. However residents still need to boil the water for drinking and cooking for several more weeks. The well must be inspected and permitted by the Environmental Protection Division before the water is cleared for […]
For 24 years Jenkins County Board of Education (BOE) member, Roy Cook, District #3, has served the local school system. On Dec. 16 Cook attended his last BOE meeting as that legacy of service came to a close with his official retirement. Following the meeting, School Superintendent Dr. John Paul Hearn presented him with a Barbour Waxed Jacket commemorating his […]
(Editor’s Note: Voters across the state, including local voters, approved HB518 in the November General Election. The bill provides for significant changes impacting local governmental revenue and taxpayers as it relates to property taxes. This is the third and last in a series of articles on the changes.) The third and final component of the HB581 homestead exemption limits local […]
Christine Reese Stripling will be the guest speaker at the MLK Jr. Breakfast to be held at 8 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 4, at Zion Baptist Church. Stripling is a 7th grade ELA Teacher at Metter Middle School and a child and family advocate with Training and Professional Services. She is also part of the ministerial staff at United Fellowship Worship […]
CoreCivic/Jenkins Correctional Center (JCC) confirms that an inmate at the facility died from injuries received in a physical altercation that occurred around 12.42 a.m. on Jan. 9. Jenkins County Coroner Henry Young said Alonzo Wright Jr., 28, was pronounced deceased at the Jenkins County Medical Center around 1:10 a.m. and his body was sent to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation […]
Patricia Rich is the newly appointed Jenkins County Election Supervisor. The appointment was made last week by the Jenkins County Board of Elections and Registration. Rich’s appointment came as a result of a recent change in legislation that prohibits probate judges in the state from being election superintendents. Previously Jenkins County Probate Judge Wanda Burke served in both capacities. Rich […]
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