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What do you think? Lab-grown food products. Yes or no?
Emergency Services Score with Public Relations Effort
During last week’s Pine Mountain Council meeting, the police chief and fire chief noted extensive involvement in public relations.
Crowds Taking Advantage of Early Voting
Georgia voters set a new record last week with the number of voters casting ballots on the first day of early voting.
MC Sheriff’s Office Has Busy September
The Meriwether County Sheriff’s Office had a busy September and the numbers prove that.
LONGTIME IDA PRESIDENT RETIRES
Jane Fryer, long time President and Executive Director of the Meriwether County Industrial Development Authority, was given a retirement party last Thursday at the office of the County Commission.
Pine Mountain Man Shot, In Critical Condition After Road Rage Incident
A Pine Mountain man is in critical but stable condition at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika following an apparent road rage shooting incident last week that left another man dead.
Homecoming Royalty
New Royalty Crowned at HCHS, as the Homecoming Court was announced with representatives from all grades taking their place on the field at halftime Friday night.
Commissioners Amend General Fund Budget
The Meriwether County Commission approved six budget amendments at their meeting October 12.
The amended items were: airport grant, $400,281; clerk technical fund, $7,724; GACP grant, $23,000; Manchester animal fines, $1,315.77; tournament fees,$3,666; and the Ware Foundation grant, $37,500.
Manchester City Council Hears From City Development Authority
Manchester’s monthly City Council meeting opened with an update from Heather Carter for the Manchester Development Authority October 13th. The M.D.A. has spent the last few months focusing on balancing development opportunities and property needs. Thanks to their strategic plan that has been put in place, the M.D.A. has four areas of focus moving forward: prepare, recruit, grow, and partner.
Survey results
What do you think? Lab-grown food products. Yes or no?
Emergency Services Score with Public Relations Effort
During last week’s Pine Mountain Council meeting, the police chief and fire chief noted extensive involvement in public relations.
Crowds Taking Advantage of Early Voting
Georgia voters set a new record last week with the number of voters casting ballots on the first day of early voting.
MC Sheriff’s Office Has Busy September
The Meriwether County Sheriff’s Office had a busy September and the numbers prove that.
LONGTIME IDA PRESIDENT RETIRES
Jane Fryer, long time President and Executive Director of the Meriwether County Industrial Development Authority, was given a retirement party last Thursday at the office of the County Commission.
Pine Mountain Man Shot, In Critical Condition After Road Rage Incident
A Pine Mountain man is in critical but stable condition at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika following an apparent road rage shooting incident last week that left another man dead.
Homecoming Royalty
New Royalty Crowned at HCHS, as the Homecoming Court was announced with representatives from all grades taking their place on the field at halftime Friday night.
Commissioners Amend General Fund Budget
The Meriwether County Commission approved six budget amendments at their meeting October 12. The amended items were: airport grant, $400,281; clerk technical fund, $7,724; GACP grant, $23,000; Manchester animal fines, $1,315.77; tournament fees,$3,666; and the Ware Foundation grant, $37,500.
Manchester City Council Hears From City Development Authority
Manchester’s monthly City Council meeting opened with an update from Heather Carter for the Manchester Development Authority October 13th. The M.D.A. has spent the last few months focusing on balancing development opportunities and property needs. Thanks to their strategic plan that has been put in place, the M.D.A. has four areas of focus moving forward: prepare, recruit, grow, and partner.