Mike Buffington is an author at Main Street Newspapers Inc. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, with a particular interest in food and beverages, organic farming, and ranching across the United States and Canada. His work has been featured in THE BLACKSHEAR TIMES.
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Mike Buffington's work focuses heavily on local government, politics, and housing in the Jackson area. He frequently covers opinion editorials, legal policy regulation announcements, and government-related news.
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(Note: The following column was first published in 2025. It has been slightly updated here and remains relevant in 2026.)
Between the Georgia GOP leaders' failure to pass legislation this year that would clarify and fund a new state voting system and Donald Trump's
By: Mike Buffington
The City of Commerce dedicated its newest park last week in honor of former teacher Julia Bryson Rollin.
The City of Commerce dedicated its newest park last week in honor of former teacher Julia Bryson Rollin.
Of all the inane policies and rhetoric coming out of the Trump Administration — there are a lot — the one I find to be most reprehensible is its war
Like millions of other people around the world, Alex and I have closely followed news about the hantavirus outbreak and resulting deaths aboard the m/v Hondius in the South Atlantic over the past few weeks.
Two large industrial projects in Jackson County have become controversial, especially in the swamp of social media.
By: Mike Buffington
The proposed data center project in Maysville has stirred a storm of backlash from some community members. Meetings have been disruptive, with unruly crowds berating public officials and talking over
By: Mike Buffington
A historic stone from Jackson County's Native American past has returned home. A stone from the historic Nodoroc temple is now on display at the Jackson County Courthouse.
Is capitalism dying? That question could become a loud chorus in the coming years as a slew of trends challenge the strongest and most robust economic system the world has ever seen.
