Ethan Reddish is a staff reporter for the Bainbridge Post Searchlight, focusing on local news in Bainbridge, Georgia. With a passion for community journalism, Ethan covers a wide range of topics including local events, government meetings, human interest stories, and issues affecting the residents of Bainbridge and Decatur County.
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By: Ethan Reddish
The GCA Lady Cougars Volleyball team started off strong in the Georgia Independent Athletic Association Volleyball championship on Tuesday, trouncing Georgia Christian 3-0 in the semi-finals. This was a continuation of the team’s strong performance this season, defeating LaGrange Academy 3-0 this past Saturday as well. “The team has done a very good job executing […]
A crowd of over 100 met downtown on a cool Saturday morning for this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The event opened with an invocation by Rev. Chris Humphries and the delivery of the National Anthem by Krystal Apke, with Suzi Bonifay and Ronnie Burke MCing the event. Paula Grollman and Kim Mills with the […]
There hasn’t been much news regarding the proposed Bainbridge primate facility, with the project still involved in multiple court cases. This hasn’t deterred Safer Human Medicine, which reached out to the Post-Searchlight to discuss an economic impact analysis commissioned by the company. SHM president David Johst, VP of Finance Jim Giovanoni, and company spokesperson Ben […]
The Bainbridge Rotary Club met for their weekly meeting at the Kirbo Center on Tuesday. The guest speaker of the day was Downtown Development Authority Director Amanda Glover. She briefly spoke on Bainbridge receiving the Downtown of the Year Award, saying, “It is with immense pride and joy our community celebrates being named Downtown of the Year. It’s more than just an award, it’s a testament of everybody’s dedication and the resilience of our community, and the effort and the commitment we put into it.”
Students from across southwest Georgia gathered at Bainbridge High School on Saturday morning for the Bearcat XC Invitational. For the girl’s 5K run, the Bearcat’s Teagan Barefoot came in fourth with a time of 24:42.80; Emerson Huggins came in fifth at 24:55.00; Enajiya Marcus came in sixth with a time of 24:55.10; Elana Sheffield placed […]
With the November election day looming on the horizon next week, early voting will wind down this week. According to Joyce Coddington, the elections supervisor for the Decatur County Board of Elections and Registration, voter registration has increased, from 16,600 in 2020 to 18,890 this year, with 800 newly registered voters in just the past few months. Turnout in early voting and with absentee by mail has been 30% so far.
Downtown Bainbridge saw people showing up for the tunes at this year’s River South festival. This marks the fourth year the city has held the music festival. The festivities began early in the morning, with contestants registering for the Firehouse Arts Center’s Sidewalk Chalk Contest, while others took to Willis Park for a Zumba class hosted by Mariana Nix. McKenzie Conder also hosted yoga on the square during the morning. The Bainbridge Decatur County Humane Society was also present on the square, showcasing some of their animals available for adoption.
Grace Christian Academy has welcomed Nathan Nunez as their new Varsity Baseball Coach. Nunez brings years of experience to the table, having played in the semi-pro league after finishing high school, first in Puerto Rico for the teams Los Tigers and The Titans. He was scouted for the teams when he had initially planned on playing for TCC. After returning from Puerto Rico, Nunez would continue in the semi-pros with the Tallahassee Rangers, as well as The Warriors.
The Bainbridge Bearcats faced off against the Monroe Golden Tornadoes last Thursday evening in an away game. Unfortunately, the Cats fell 20-35.
By: Ethan Reddish
Members of the Decatur County Commissioners met on Tuesday, October 22, for their final meeting of the month. Following the approval of the meeting’s agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting, the first item of new business on the agenda was the approval of a change order regarding the rehabilitation of runway 14/32. According […]
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