Will Davis is a journalist based in Forsyth, Georgia. He writes for the Monroe County Reporter and his work has also been featured in TNGlobal, The Daily Caller, and Austin American-Statesman. Will covers a range of topics including local news, sports, and opinion pieces.
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Here we are again. It’s 5:10 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon. My column should have been written last night. Alas I sat by the pool in the dark for 1 hour
Bibb probate judge has never had opposition as she begins her 4th term
A Bibb County jury on Friday found a Macon teenager not guilty of killing two men at an Emery Highway convenience store in 2022.
Sheriff: Hard to deny administration’s open border policies related
There was a storm brewing on Sunday, but I didn’t care. I had to return to Lowe’s.
Rebecca Stone has resigned as president of the Forsyth-Monroe County Chamber of Commerce.
e·piph·a·ny n. - a moment of sudden revelation or insight
Mary Persons’ students chanted “USA, USA!” at Dan Pitts Stadium on Friday night as the Bulldogs easily won their first international game in school history 43-6.
Abigail Kelley Davis arrived at exactly 3 p.m. on Oct. 16, 2001. She was on time and on a schedule from the start.
By: Will Davis, Walter Geiger
A River Forest developer has filed plans to create a jaw-dropping $1.3 billion development along I-75 beginning just across the Monroe-Lamar county line from High Falls Park Road north to
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