Winder, United States (Local)
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I am trusting that some of you will get the connection between BYD and the pulp and paper industry. There will be many that don't--that will be the same crowd that when I quote Henry Ford, who said, "Whether you think you can or you can't, you're right" say, "I don't get it."
By: Jim Thompson
From a gym that wants to add a brewery and a bar, to a planned McDonald's restaurant seeking relief from municipal sign regulations, to a Habitat
By: Jim Thompson
Colt Gray, the local teenager facing four counts of felony murder and numerous other charges in the Sept. 4, 2024, shooting at Apalachee High School
I have written in this column before that I can tell the effectiveness of management in a given mill as I drive into the parking lot. I'll not repeat that but rather move to more granular insights.
Thanks to a $28 million appropriation Rep. Bruce Williamson helped secure in the state budget during this year's session of the Georgia General
By: Jim Thompson
Colt Gray, the local teenager facing four counts of felony murder and numerous other charges in the Sept. 4, 2024, shooting at Apalachee High School
After kicking the idea of potentially boosting council and mayoral compensation around for a few months with no appreciable progress, the Walnut
By: Jim Thompson
The Winder City Council appears poised to appoint Don Toms, who served as city administrator from 2010 to 2020, as a consultant and the city's acting
By: Jim Thompson
The Barrow County Board of Education took the final step needed to establish its budget for the new fiscal year — which started July 1 — at its Tuesday voting meeting.
My favorite test to determine a candidate's pre-disposition for neatness is to ask at a random time during the interview process if we can go out and look at their car. If they volunteer that this is OK, no problem. If they hedge, I will not hire them.
