The Talbot County Board of Commissioners have scheduled three public hearings for the board’s proposed millage rate. Both public hearings will be held at the Commissioner’s Office located at 35 West Madison Street in Talbotton.
A manhunt is being conducted for a man wanted in connection with the Monday shooting death of a woman in Waverly Hall which followed a reported domestic dispute.
The Fort Valley City Council has formally censured Mayor Shakeena Reeves and imposed strict restrictions on Reeves’ authority following allegations of misrepresentation and false statements.
The Middle Georgia Regional Commission (MGRC), Peach County Board of Commissioners, and the City of Fort Valley held a land-development meeting at the Peach County Courthouse to gather feedback from Fort Valley residents on future developments in the city and county.
A Fort Valley man was arrested on murder and firearm charges in connection with the fatal shooting of a New Jersey resident from almost a year ago.
he Hogansville City Council held their first meeting of the month on August 3rd, soon after the conclusion of the second Public Hearing about the new amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) for areas that would be zoned High Industrial.
Hamilton will not be holding a special election in November. During qualifying last week, former mayor Ransom Farley was the only person to qualify to run for the city’s open council seat previously occupied by William Fields.
During last week’s meeting, the Harris County Commission unanimously approved the bid of Robinson Paving/ The Scruggs Company to perform LRA road projects in the county. County officials had submitted a list of roads needing repair to Georgia Department of Transportation as part of the 2026 Local Road Assistance Project.
The Greenville City Council reviewed its audit engagements at their August 4th meeting and discussed the potential need for an additional audit. The audit could be necessary due to federal grant funding exceeding required thresholds.
On Saturday, August 8, the town of Hamilton was filled with activity. The Second Saturday event was in full swing, but across the street on the steps of the Court House a very special event was taking place. Chairs were filled and people stood along the street to see this special activity.
