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Another anniversary of the Sept. 11 tragedy reminds me of how America continues to be the strongest country in the world. It’s so gratifying to see — for even just a day — fellow Americans stand together as one. It’s something we need far more of. As great as our country is and as strong as it is, there are a few things I believe will ... [Full Story »] 

Baldwin city mayor Jerry Neace and council member Jeff Parrish demanded an apology Monday night from former council member Ray Holcomb in regards to an ethics complaint Holcomb filed with the state about a letter wrote by the two men that was sent out requesting voters to not vote for Holcomb in the recent election. The State Ethics Commission ... [Full Story »] 

Banks County resident Bobby Caudell plans to file a federal lawsuit on voter right act violations he believes occurred during this past year. He is seeking to have the election held again. Caudell said the July election for the district one and four seats on the Banks County Board of Commissioners were listed as “post” instead of ... [Full Story »] 

I’m not sure if something has been off in the universe or what but the past five weeks have been some of the most hectic and chaotic days I can remember. Whatever the reason for it, I’ve found myself struggling to keep up. With so many events to cover, it seems there is never enough time in the day or enough days in the week to get it all ... [Full Story »] 

Water resources continues to be one of the strengths that Banks County has, while lack of funds to move forward on a wastewater treatment plant is still a weakness. Banks County leaders met Tuesday at the county annex to discuss the county's strengths and weaknesses. It was one year ago that the group first met and this week's meeting was to ... [Full Story »]