Rick Millians is an Executive Sports Editor for the Union Recorder, a local newspaper in Milledgeville, Georgia. With a focus on the local community, Rick covers a variety of topics including local businesses, events, and personal stories that highlight the unique charm of Milledgeville.
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Rick Millians' work primarily focuses on local events and community-related topics in Milledgeville, Georgia. He shows a particular interest in covering local businesses, food and beverage, as well as historical and community-oriented themes.
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By my count (and it could be growing as you are reading this), the 213 th Publix Grocery Store in the state of Georgia is about to open in Milledgeville.
Several years ago Sports Illustrated compiled lists of what it called the “Greatest Sports Figures” from each of the 50 states.
Your child wants a Western Flyer brand bicycle for Christmas. What are you going to do?
Amy Raburn, community engagement pastor at Northridge Christian Church, stands beside the "Serve" sign on the church's new trailer.
Mrs. Janet Green, 88, has been working at the local hospital for 51 years. She is the director of Health Information Systems.
I’ve got a Hardie Boys mystery for you.
Rick’s ramblings . . . on local restaurants that have closed . . . and a couple of soul-food restaurants I recommend.
Welch, a star running back at Baldwin High, is now playing football for Deion Sanders (Coach Prime) at the University of Colorado.
W hen the Thursday supper menu rolled around to chicken pot pie again, I knew I had been in the hospital too long.
A few weeks ago, I compiled a list of “Milledgeville’s Greatest Sports Figures.” In talking to people involved in the local sports scene, I came up with a list of more than 20.
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