The Lula City Council, on Monday, unanimously approved spending $43,525 with Rindt-McDuff Associates Inc. to complete the engineering for the proposed Railroad Avenue rehabilitation project.
Banks County science and agriculture students are using technology this school year provided through a Tanger grant.
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1,547 voters cast a ballot during the first week of early voting in Banks County.
The Banks County Board of Commissioners recently approved receiving a $50,000 grant from Homeland Security for improved safety measures.
The Banks County Democratic Committee had a visit from Dee Daley, Georgia State Senate candidate, at a recent meeting. They took advantage of the occasion and waved signs to people driving at …
The Homer City Council is continuing to work out details for planned residential development at the Chimney Oaks Golf Course. During an October 13 meeting, the council received an update from …
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The Lady Leopards beat Pepperell at home Thursday, 7-2 and 11-1, to make it to the Elite 8. Members of the team are shown after winning the second game Thursday at home. The team plays Vidalia on Tuesday at Vidalia.
The Banks County Cross Country program has had a long-standing tradition of producing top runners and record breakers. This season has been no exception, especially for runners Buck Ledford an…
The Banks County Lady Leopards advanced to the Sweet 16 by shutting out Callaway on Monday evening.
The Lady Leopards spent fall break getting ready for the first round of state.
The Banks County Recreation Department Cross Country team finished third overall in the team category of the Northeast Georgia Youth Cross Country League.
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- LEWIS: Let us cherish our children
- Lula approves engineering for Railroad Avenue project
- 1,547 cast ballot during first week of early voting
- Gillsville Baptist to hold Trunk of Treats
- Banks to get homeland security grant
- Incidents reported to sheriff's office listed
- Singing to be held at StonePath Sept. 25
- Community Brotherhood to meet Nov. 1
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Banks County Fire and EMS spent the weekend training with State Instructor Bryan Allen on vehicle victim extrication. Other departments who participated in this training included: Homer Fire Department, Maysville Rescue, Nicholson Fire and Rescue and Covington Fire and EMS. Mack & Bucks …
Banks County Sheriff's Office Facilities and Project Manager, Deputy Dan McDuffie, and his inmate detail team recently completed a project to "renew and refresh" the Banks County Veteran’s Mem…
Incidents reported to the Banks County Sheriff's Office in the past week include the following:
Ten people were charged recently by the Banks County Sheriff's Office, including the following:
A man charged with vandalism said he was doing a TikTok challenge.
I sat outside at a drive-in theater in East Tennessee Saturday night as the sun set and the temperature began to get cooler. I pulled out a blanket and settled into the outdoor chair I brought…
My nephew Grayson and I have some interesting early morning chats as I drop him off at school each morning.
Pack 106 Scouts participating in the lake shore clean up at Tugaloo State Park included: (back row, L-R) Joshuah Poppell, Dalton Tucker, Matthew Owens, Jackson Tucker, Wyatt Carroll and Waylen Carroll; and (front row, L-R) Chase Owens, Amalissa Owens and Garrett Tacto).
Banks County Scout Pack 106 held its family fall camping event this past weekend.
The recipe of the week was submitted by Nancy Archer, Commerce, and it is Easy 3-3-3 Pie.
I have received several calls in the past few weeks about a relatively newcomer to our area. The Joro spider is a large, brightly colored and easily noticeable spider. They are a part of a fam…
The Banks County EMA-E-911 is collecting blankets and ornaments for senior citizens in nursing homes and assisted care homes and to seniors that attend the county senior citizen's center.
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As seasonal illnesses begin to increase, Banks County Primary Schools students are posing with masks on to strongly encourage everyone to wear a mask to keep themselves and others safe.
Makenna Mabrey of Baldwin, has been selected as a Student Ambassador for the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the University of Georgia’s Tifton campus. Students selected …
Banks County students and staff supported their Leopards by participating in Homecoming spirit week October 5-9. On Thursday, Parker Grogan and Braiden Dunn, two first grade friends, celebrate…
The Banks County High School 2020 homecoming court was crowned on a rainy Friday night at Leopard Stadium. Shown are: (L-R) Paycee Jackson, Miss Freshman; Nazli De La Garza, Miss Sophomore; Ge…
Third grade Students of the Month at Banks County Elementary School are: (front row) Angela Tran, Haley Baker, Annabelle Wilbanks, Ally Moore and Paisley Elrod; and (back row) Caleb King, Kend…
“Hey Grammy can you hold me?” Those were some of the most precious words I’ve heard in a while. Although that was just the beginning of my week with the grands. “Hey Grammy will you read to me?”
Gillsville Baptist Church will hold Trunk of Treats from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25.
Dugar Strickland will be hosting an "Old Fashion Picking and Grinning" Friday night, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. at StonePath Church.
Community Brotherhood will be held on Sunday, November 1, at 7:30 a.m. in the Don Stewart Hall at Homer United Methodist Church for a time of worship only. No breakfast will be served. Everyon…
Everything was going according to plan at church on Sunday. We were about five minutes away from singing and praising the Lord. That’s when the back door popped open and in walked a family we …
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